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Restaurants & cafés
Bella Venezia Restaurant The Mooloolaba Esplanade Italian fine-diner that's been the coast's special-occasion default since 1983 — AGFG Chef's Hat year after year, ocean-view dining room, and the only place locals book for an anniversary on the strip.
Rice Boi Modern Asian street-food canteen at The Wharf Mooloolaba — dumplings, bao, lotus chips, and coconut beef curry served on share plates in a grungy harbour-side fit-out. Walk-ins only, and the queue is part of the experience.
Trails & outdoors
Mount Coolum Summit Track The 1.6km steep return climb up the volcanic dome of Mount Coolum — 207 metres straight up granite slabs to a 360-degree summit panorama from Noosa to Caloundra. The Sunshine Coast's sunrise pilgrimage.
Mary Cairncross Scenic Reserve 55 hectares of remnant subtropical rainforest on the Maleny ridge with a 1.7km flat circuit boardwalk — pademelons, catbirds, strangler figs, and a viewing platform looking east to the Glass House Mountains. Accessible and gentle.
Things to do
Eumundi Markets The Wednesday-and-Saturday open-air market in Eumundi village since 1979 — over 600 stalls of make-it-bake-it-sew-it-grow-it craft, food, and music. The biggest art-and-craft market in Australia and the Sunshine Coast's signature day-out.
Australia Zoo The Irwin family's 100-hectare wildlife park in Beerwah — Crocoseum daily show, koala and kangaroo encounters, and the conservation story that built the place. A full-day attraction 30 minutes south of Mooloolaba.
Landmarks & sights
Mooloolaba Beach The patrolled north-facing crescent of soft sand and gentle surf that anchors the whole coast — calm enough for kids to learn on, with the Esplanade's cafes and ice-cream shops directly across the road. The default Sunshine Coast beach.
Mooloolaba Esplanade The kilometre-long beachfront strip of cafes, gelaterias, surf shops and casual restaurants between Loo with a View and the Spit — the coast's busiest pedestrian promenade and the place locals send first-time visitors for a casual evening.