Brisbane

Netanya Noosa

Name: Netanya Noosa
Address: Brisbane

Set on the shores of Laguna Bay, with its sparkling waters and powder-soft sand, is Netanya Noosa. The resort is ideally located for you to enjoy the beach as well as the walking and running tracks that take you out into the beautiful surroundings.

The resort is made up of a number of apartments, most of which look out over Noosa’s main beach. Bright and spacious, they fit in perfectly with the colourful surroundings.

The beach is right on your doorstep and there are plenty of beachside mountain walks as well where you can enjoy stunning views of the coastline and rainforest. There are lots of restaurants nearby, but if you need a quick snack or to stock up on goodies before you head out, then the on-site Providore on Hastings has a selection of sandwiches, salads and cakes.

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