The newly redeveloped foreshore area has lifted the area. The addition of undercover parking off Brisbane Road means no more slow crawls for a cark park. Great safe beach for families.

We really like Mooloolaba beach. It is usually a bit more protected and less wind blown than the other beaches. It’s great as it’s literally steps away from food and stores to browse through after a day at the beach.

The beach and shopping experience in this partvof Sunshine coast is fabulous and not to be missed. If staying for a few nights, there are plenty of hotels and motels and restaurants. I have enjoyed this beach plenty of times and For ladies there are plenty of good quality clothing and shoe shops and my friend was impressed. For single guys, go have a look, as there is a huge selection of very beautiful women, some who may be single and looking 👍🙂. There are a few shops for ice cream lovers and for gifts a good souvenirs store.Oh and there is a coles supermarket too. Enjoy.

Mum and I parked at Alexandra Headland near the Bluff and did the Coastal walk to Mooloolaba Beach one Saturday morning in September 2022 . We used to do this walk often when I was a kid (Mum, Dad, Ryan and Nanny & Grampy and I). It is still a winner (though much busier these days) and the views of the ocean from the elevated coastal cliffs are brilliant. There are plenty of things to spot from the cliffs including the Point Cartwright jetty and lighthouse behind it, and Old Woman Island in the other direction (which I still think looks more like a giant whale than an old woman), as well as the surfers catching barrels. There is a new walkway on the Mooloolaba end which takes you along the beach side heading towards the Loo with a View. The day we went there was a local triathlon happening so there was a lot of excitement in the air. When we got to Mooloolaba we found a café (Black Fox, not far from the Mooloolaba Surf Club) and I got a cuppa and a bacon and egg roll (Mum was not hungry as usual!). The walk back is the same way, but you get a different viewing perspective, and we say at least a dozen water dragons/lizards (I think they were eastern water dragons) along the path.

Visited on Tuesday 21st March. I like what is happening at Mooloolaba Beach, the foreshore looks much better now they have completed the boardwalk linking the headland to the beach below. A great new area to relax away from the sand.

Mooloolaba Beach is a beautiful and popular beach located in Mooloolaba, Queensland, Australia. It is renowned for its golden sand, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant atmosphere. Here's some information about Mooloolaba Beach: Location: Mooloolaba Beach is situated on the Sunshine Coast of Queensland, approximately 100 kilometers north of Brisbane. It is centrally located within the town of Mooloolaba, making it easily accessible to locals and tourists alike. Beach Features: Mooloolaba Beach offers a wide, sandy shoreline that stretches for approximately 1.7 kilometers. The beach is relatively sheltered, providing calm waters that are suitable for swimming and water activities. Surfing: While Mooloolaba Beach is generally known for its calm waters, there are occasions when waves are suitable for surfing, especially during periods of increased swell. The beach can be an ideal spot for beginners or those looking for gentler waves. Lifeguard Patrols: Mooloolaba Beach is patrolled by lifeguards from Surf Life Saving Queensland. The lifeguards ensure the safety of beachgoers, provide assistance when needed, and indicate the safest areas for swimming. It's important to swim between the red and yellow flags that mark the designated swimming area. Esplanade: The beach is backed by a vibrant and bustling esplanade that runs parallel to the shoreline. The esplanade is lined with a variety of cafes, restaurants, shops, and accommodations, offering a range of dining and entertainment options for visitors. Sea Life Sunshine Coast: Located near Mooloolaba Beach is the Sea Life Sunshine Coast (formerly known as Underwater World), an aquarium and marine park that showcases a variety of marine creatures. It provides an opportunity to explore the underwater world and learn about the diverse marine life found in the region. Water Activities: Mooloolaba Beach offers various water activities for visitors to enjoy. These can include stand-up paddleboarding, kayaking, jet skiing, and parasailing. Equipment rental and guided tours are available from operators along the beachfront. Events and Festivals: Throughout the year, Mooloolaba Beach hosts a range of events and festivals. These can include beach volleyball tournaments, surf competitions, music festivals, and other cultural or sporting events. Check the local events calendar to see if any events coincide with your visit. Mooloolaba Beach is a popular destination for locals and tourists alike, offering a picturesque setting, a range of amenities, and a vibrant atmosphere. Whether you're looking to relax on the sand, swim in the clear waters, enjoy water activities, or explore the surrounding area, Mooloolaba Beach provides a wonderful coastal experience on the Sunshine Coast.

Mooloolaba Beach has something for everyone! Excellent swimming beach, interesting rock pools and rock formations to explore, great parklands just above beach, playground and climbing equipment for kids to enjoy, great walking paths and more. Many interesting shops and eating places on the Main Street running along the beach access. Difficult to park near the beach though (very busy) but is a car park within walking distance which is $5 for all day parking.