You’ve just discovered one of the Sunshine Coast’ best-kept secrets! At nine kilometres long, stretching from Point Cartwright in the north to Currimundi Lake in the south, Kawana Beach is one of the Sunshine Coast’s longest stretches of golden sand. Home to dreamy coastal hotspots like Bokarina, the broader Kawana Waters region is filled with places to dine, spot dolphins, head out on a kayak, and more.
Planning Your Trip To Kawana
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Unwind at Wurtulla
With a modern design featuring bright coastal interiors that celebrate natural light, a sleek kitche
Wurtulla
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Dunes at Buddina
Spend your next holiday or break relaxing in this fresh beautiful self-contained apartment, right ac
Buddina
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Sunshine Coast Recreation Precinct
The Sunshine Coast Recreation Precinct is a secluded getaway behind Currimundi Beach, near the mouth
Currimundi
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Mercure Sunshine Coast Kawana Waters
Mercure Sunshine Coast Kawana Waters has 81 rooms offering both corporate and leisure guests a high
Birtinya
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Bokarina Beach Apartments, Ascend Hotel Collection
Discover the wonders of the Sunshine Coast at Bokarina Apartments. It is the perfect destination for
Bokarina
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Myoora Villa- Escape in luxury
Step foot inside Myoora Villa and be transported to your dream luxury holiday destination. Relax in
Minyama
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Nightcap at Kawana Waters Hotel
Kawana Waters Hotels have everything you need for an exceptional holiday experience. They are conven
Buddina
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The Hedge Apartments by CLLIX
The Hedge Apartments offers quality designed resort-style one, two, and three-bedroom apartments wit
Buddina
Getting Here
From Cartwright to the Currimundi Creek
Experience the magic of a coastal rainforest at the Mooloolah River National Park, or via one of the scenic trails at the Currimundi Lake Conservation Park. Alternatively, choose your own adventure at Lake Kawana, with kayaking, canoeing, outrigging, and dragon-boat racing all on the agenda.
Hope you’re hungry
Be sure to pay Your Mates Brewing Co at Warana a lunchtime visit, where you’ll get to enjoy plenty of moreish fare (onion rings with beer cheese, anyone?), plus a glass of their beloved brew. For something on the fresher side, be sure to check out the Kawana Waters Artisans & Farmers Market, or soak up the waterfront views while tucking into Greek fare at Vrina Mezze Bar.
Putting a spring in your step
If you’re looking for something to keep the whole family entertained, look no further than the Sunshine Coast’s first indoor trampoline park, Big Boing, with over 50 interconnected trampolines to tackle. Your kids can also burn some more energy and channel their inner Spiderman by climbing the walls (literally) at Bould Move.
Trip Ideas
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Take your kids on an epic adventure in Kawana!
Kids looking to let off some steam? Kawana is calling your name!
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Best sunrise and sunset spots in Kawana
Kawana looks pretty good any time of day, but there’s something extra special that happens during sunrise and sunset that’s hard to beat.
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10 best breakfast spots in Caloundra and Kawana
Locals from the southern-end of the Sunshine Coast like to get up early and make the most out of each and every day.
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Unmissable events in Kawana in 2022
From dazzling displays of Australia's best buskers, to live sporting events and diverse music performances, Kawana is home to some of the best events the Sunshine Coast has to offer.
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13 things to do in Kawana
Kawana is just over an hour drive from Brisbane. Centrally located, it connects to Point Cartwright in the north and Currimundi Creek in the south and is the ideal base for a Sunshine Coast holiday.
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7 Kawana and Caloundra restaurants and bars
Looking for your new favourite Caloundra restaurant, or place to grab a bite in Kawana?
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Discover Kawanas best places to eat and drink right now
Discover where to eat and drink in Kawana.
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Stay safe at Sunshine Coast beaches this summer
Heading to the beach over summer is one of the best parts of living and holidaying right here on the Sunshine Coast, but staying safe is really important as conditions can change very quickly!