Teewah Beach is one of the most spectacular beaches in SE Queensland, about 40km of beautiful beach and clean sand to the dunes. Teewah Village is 5km up the beach from the third cutting (& 8km from the Noosa River mouth) - north along the beach from Teewah Village is Double Island Point, then Rainbow Beach. A 4WD vehicle is needed as the ONLY access is via the beach. A QPWS Cooloola Beach permit is needed. Travel on the beach close to low tide, preferably within 2 hours either side of low tide. Teewah Beach Hideaway is a retro (block) beach house, comfortable, well fitted out, perfect for a real no-hassle getaway experience of the beach, BBQs, fishing, walks and relaxing. Beachside Teewah Village is a small nest of houses 8km up the beach from the mouth of the Noosa River, situated between pristine ocean and the Cooloola Recreation Area section of the Great Sandy National Park. The Coloured Sands are situated a short drive north along the beach towards Double Island Point. The story goes that Teewah Beach Hideaway started as a weekender when the village was set up to move squatters from along the ~40km stretch of beach to a single area. Over the years, the three owners of Hideaway have all added and changed the building so that now it comprises two separate buildings, joined by an undercover outside living area. The northern side has the lounge, kitchen, bedroom (2 singles), shower and toilet - the latter are accessible also from an external door. The southern side has the main bedroom, shared bathroom, laundry and second bedroom with two double bunks (lower beds are double). The house is suitable for 6 adults and the bedding layout can cater for 2 children. The undercover area has a large round table and chairs for eight people and is the perfect place for eating together, playing games or just socialising.