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Kings Beach has a festive atmosphere year-round, so whenever you visit, you’ll be assured of plenty of fun in the golden sunshine.
Between the enchanting rockpools, the child-friendly water fountain with its time-delayed surprise spurts of water, the oceanfront saltwater swimming pool, and the gentle beach break with protected swimming areas, a Kings Beach holiday is totally exhilarating. Everything you need is just a few minutes’ walk away, so you can unpack your bags and never set foot in a car until the day you leave.
Start your day with a cuppa from Coffee Cat on Kings Beach, stroll the coastal path and go for a blissful dip in the gentle wave break. Scope out the vibrant street art that covers Kings Beach Bathing Pavilion (part of the Caloundra Mural Trail) and finish it off with sundowners and fresh fish tacos at Kings Beach Bar - where you’ll score a front row seat to a stunning sunset. This special spot is holiday vibes personified.
Kids will love the time-delay fountain and saltwater pool at Kings Beach.
From watching the waves fizz onto the rocks while floating in the Sunshine Coast’s only ocean pool, to listening to peals of laughter as kids run through the beachside fountain - a Kings Beach holiday is good for the soul.
Caloundra
Searching for a place where you can bliss out on white sandy beaches, the ocean lapping at your feet? Then it’s time to find your Sunshine Moment in Caloundra. The southern belle of the Sunshine Coast, Caloundra is a laid-back coastal town where the locals will greet you with a warm welcome and the natural beauty is endless. But it’s not just the show Mother Nature is putting on for you here that makes this slice of paradise a must-see. Caloundra is also home to vibrant street art, epic attractions, boutiques that will give your credit card a work out and a bunch of cafes, bars and restaurants that will impress even the biggest foodies.
What the locals love:
- Hire a boat and float down the Pumicestone Passage.
- Go for a refreshing morning swim at Kings Beach’s ocean pool.
- Spend your Sunday morning filling your basket with local produce at Caloundra Street Fair.
- Discover vibrant street art on Bulcock Street and grab a coffee from White Picket Fence.
Make tracks to the Pumicestone Passage - a 35km ecological marvel that forms part of the Moreton Bay Marine Park. Choose your own adventure as you make your way through the sparkling azure blue water either on your own pontoon boat from Bill’s Boat & Bike Hire or stand-up paddle board or kayak from Golden Beach Hire. From there get your adrenaline pumping with Caloundra Jet Ski or an electric hydrofoil lesson with Sunshine Coast Boardsports. Pro tip: stick around for the afternoon and watch the sky turn dusky pink as the sun sets over the Glass House Mountains with Caloundra Cruise - if you’re looking for one of the best things to do in Caloundra, this is it.
Keep exploring Caloundra’s watery oasis with a visit to nearby Kings Beach. Just follow the coastal pathway and you’ll be rewarded with a refreshing dip in the Sunshine Coast’s only ocean pool. Feel the salt on your lips and the sun on your skin as you catch one of the best shows in town - watching the waves fizz onto the rocks. For more of Caloundra’s best beaches, check out nearby Shelly Beach (exploring the rock pools here is a must do), Golden Beach, Moffat Beach and Dicky Beach.
Beyond the beaches, downtown Caloundra is emerging as an urban creative hub, with a street art trail taking you on a visual journey of the seaside town’s rich history and culture. Start from the Caloundra Regional Gallery before wandering up through Lamkin Lane and then down Bulcock Street to discover the first set of street artworks, and onto Williamson Lane. The 1.7km loop will take you about an hour - pending coffee and food stops along the way, which are absolutely encouraged. Some local favorites include White Picket Fence, Holy Taco, Lamkin Lane Espresso Bar, The Pastry Lab and Sandbar Café. The trail map is available here, and be sure to download the free Sunshine Coast Council app so you can learn the intriguing stories behind the paintbrush.
If you can swing it, pencil in a visit to the area on a Sunday morning to discover the Caloundra Street Fair. Filled with more than 120 unique stalls, let your nose guide you through the sweet treats, fresh juices and local produce on offer, as well as handcrafted products and live music.
And that’s not all you’ll want to fill your itinerary with. Hit the tracks at nearby Big Kart Track in Landsborough or tackle the rides at Aussie World - you can even view all from above with Oceanview Helicopters or Go Fly Aviation. History buffs will love the Queensland Air Museum – the largest and most diverse aviation museum in Australia, and keen golfers will want to take a swing at the first Greg Norman designed Pelican Waters Golf Club.

With everything you need just a few minutes’ walk away, you can unpack your bags and never set foot in the car until the day you leave, if you would like to branch out & explore we highly recommend hiring a car to see all that the Sunshine Coast has to offer.