Noosa
This image was captured at the colourful Tea Tree Bay, a quiet cove adjacent to the vibrant town of Noosa Heads. The rocky points and sandy bottoms create gentle barrels that can roll for over 100m, attracting surfers from all over the world.
This image was captured at the colourful Tea Tree Bay, a quiet cove adjacent to the vibrant town of Noosa Heads. The rocky points and sandy bottoms create gentle barrels that can roll for over 100m, attracting surfers from all over the world.
This image was captured at the colourful Tea Tree Bay, a quiet cove adjacent to the vibrant town of Noosa Heads. The rocky points and sandy bottoms create gentle barrels that can roll for over 100m, attracting surfers from all over the world.
Tea Tree Bay
The path through Noosa National Park curves around a rocky headland past hidden bays, secret swimming spots and amazing coastal lookouts. As we walked through the shadows of the tea trees and Pandanus, we kept our eyes peeled for koalas while enjoying views of the blue ocean filtering through the palms.
The name Noosa was derived from the from the local Aboriginal word "Noothera" in the Kabi Kabi language, meaning "shadows" or "shade." This likely referenced the relief from the sun offered by the tall forests of the area. The region was used as a sacred retreat for the Kabi tribe for over 40,000 years, including celebrations such as the annual Bunya nut festival.
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