Noosa National Park Tours – Coastal Walks, Wildlife & Guided Experiences
Noosa National Park is the crown jewel of the Sunshine Coast. With dramatic headlands, turquoise bays, wildlife-rich bushland and one of Australia’s most famous coastal walking tracks, it’s an essential experience for visitors to Noosa.
Our guided Noosa National Park tours take you beyond the standard self-guided walk. With expert local guides, curated itineraries, and seamless transfers, you’ll discover hidden viewpoints, seasonal wildlife, and the stories that make this coastal sanctuary so unique.
Book a Guided Noosa TourWhy Choose a Guided Noosa National Park Tour?
Hells Gates Lookout
Reach the dramatic cliff edge at Hells Gates, where waves crash against volcanic rock formations. Your guide explains geological history and points out migrating whales (June–October).
Dolphin & Wildlife Spotting
Spot dolphins surfing waves below Dolphin Point and search for wild koalas resting in eucalyptus trees along the Coastal Track.
Hidden Bays
Discover Tea Tree Bay and Granite Bay — secluded beaches perfect for swimming and photography.
Seamless Transport
No parking stress. We handle transfers from Noosa and surrounding Sunshine Coast locations.
The Famous Noosa Coastal Walk
The Noosa Coastal Walk stretches approximately 10.8km return from Noosa Heads to Sunshine Beach. On a guided tour, you’ll typically walk key sections tailored to your fitness level.
Key Sections Included in Tours:
- Park Entrance to Dolphin Point
- Dolphin Point to Hells Gates
- Tea Tree Bay & Granite Bay access
- Optional extension to Sunshine Beach
Unlike independent visitors, guided groups learn about Indigenous heritage, coastal ecosystems, and conservation efforts along the way.
Wildlife Encounters in Noosa National Park
Noosa National Park is one of the most reliable places in Queensland to see koalas in the wild. Dolphins are frequently spotted from the headlands, and humpback whales migrate past the coastline during winter and spring.
Birdlife includes sea eagles, kookaburras, lorikeets, and migratory shorebirds.
Best Noosa National Park Tours
Reserve Your Noosa TourVisitor Tips
- Best visited early morning for wildlife sightings.
- Wear walking shoes and bring water.
- Whale season runs June to October.
- Expect moderate walking on paved and natural tracks.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the Noosa Coastal Walk?
The full return walk is approximately 10.8km. Most guided tours cover selected scenic sections.
Is entry to Noosa National Park free?
Yes, entry is free. Guided tours include transport and expert commentary.
Can beginners join the tour?
Yes. Walks are adjusted to suit group fitness levels.
When is the best time to visit?
Year-round. Whale season (June–October) offers spectacular sightings.