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The Noosa Visitor Information Centre is located on Hastings Street in Noosa Heads. The centre is located 40 metres from the beachside roundabout, with direct access from the pedestrian walkway. The nearby parking area is managed by the Noosa Council and accommodates cars, motorbikes, and bicycles, with accessible spaces available.

There are shaded areas from nearby trees and distant views of the ocean. The area is active with people parking, walking towards shops, or pausing to take in the scenery. The mix of natural views and urban activity creates a busy setting where visitors prepare to explore the local attractions.

Four cars are parked in a row on a paved parking area. Behind the cars, a row of trees provides partial shade. A lifeguard tower is visible in the background, partially obscured by the trees. To the right, a few people are walking on a paved path. The ground is asphalt, and the sky is partly cloudy.
A street scene with a grey SUV parked on the right, next to a sign indicating "Motor Bikes Only". Two bicycles are locked to a pole in front of the SUV. On the left, a building with a public restroom is partially visible, with a tree growing close to it. A person walks along the pavement. In the background, more people are visible walking down the street, which is lined with trees and parked cars. The road has a "One Way" sign and a marked lane.
A busy car park with various vehicles, including a grey SUV and a white car, is in the foreground. Bicycles are parked on a small paved area in the centre, alongside several scooters. People are near the scooters, with one person sitting on a light blue scooter. In the background, there are trees and a light-coloured building. The ground is asphalt with visible markings.
Hearing

Sounds

  1. Birds chirping
  2. Vehicle engines
  3. Distant sea waves
  4. Traffic hum
  5. People chatting
Smell

Smells

  1. Fresh sea air
  2. Coffee aroma
  3. Floral scents
  4. Food cooking
  5. Vehicle exhaust
Touch

Feel

  1. Warm sunlight
  2. Cool breeze
  3. Rough pavement
  4. Shade from trees
  5. Busy atmosphere
Sight

Sight

  1. Parked vehicles
  2. Bicycles
  3. Ocean view
  4. Green trees
  5. People walking

Arrival

The arrival area at the Noosa Visitor Information Centre has smooth concrete tiles, large glass windows, and wooden accents. A step-free ramp from the parking area leads to the entrance. The reception window is directly ahead, with a small seating area nearby. Pamphlets and guides are displayed for visitors.

To the right of the reception window are the amenities, including an all-gender accessible bathroom with grab bars. The compact layout is organised for easy movement. Visitors may be collecting maps, reading guides, or planning activities in a calm, functional setting.

A visitor information centre with a modern design. On the left, there is a display area with brochures, a rack of T-shirts, and a sign for "Sunny Jeeps". In the centre, a glass door is flanked by posters about community projects and plastic-free initiatives. On the right, a service window with brochures and a digital screen. The ceiling has wooden panels, and the floor is tiled in various shades of green and brown. Surfboards are visible through the upper windows.
A modern indoor space with a high ceiling featuring exposed beams and large windows. In the centre, a shop entrance with glass doors displays various brochures and merchandise. To the left, a small seating area with blue cushioned stools and informational stands. The floor is tiled in a mix of earthy tones. On the right, a digital screen and a stand with promotional material. The background includes a wall with plants and a mural.
The image shows the entrance to the Noosa Information Centre. On the left, there are posters promoting a plastic-free initiative and a stand with brochures. In the centre, a large digital screen displays an advertisement. To the right, a colourful sculpture is placed near a stone planter with trees. The floor is paved with multicoloured tiles, and the ceiling has a wooden finish. Outside, a street with parked cars and trees is visible.
A covered walkway with a tiled floor leads to the Noosa Information Centre on the right. The centre has a large window displaying brochures and a "No Smoking" sign. Inside, there are informational materials and a counter. On the left, a path lined with greenery and trees extends into the distance. The ceiling is made of angled metal and glass panels, allowing natural light to filter through.
Hearing

Sounds

  1. Chatter
  2. Footsteps
  3. Paper rustling
  4. Birds chirping
  5. Distant traffic
Smell

Smells

  1. Fresh air
  2. Ocean
  3. Wood
  4. Clean surfaces
  5. Nature
Touch

Feel

  1. Smooth tiles
  2. Warm sunlight
  3. Cool shade
  4. Tight spaces
  5. Open air
Sight

Sight

  1. Glass windows
  2. Wooden beams
  3. Pamphlets
  4. Colourful displays
  5. People holding brochures

Visitor Information Centre

Noosa Visitor Information Centre features an expansive open-plan entrance with fold-away doors seamlessly connecting the pedestrian walkway to the interior. The step-free entrance welcomes visitors, with changing floor surfaces from large paving tiles to polished concrete. Inside, a high roof and extensive skylights flood the space with natural light.  

Bright tourism brochures line the walls, while staff in natural-coloured uniforms greet guests. Towards the rear, there's a travel centre booking service and small retail showcasing t-shirts, sweatshirts, and travel mugs. Visitors queue and browse as they move about, whilst the seating area offers visitors the opportunity to take a break and rest whilst perusing information.

A tourist information centre with a concierge desk in the middle, featuring brochures and a sign. On the left, a display board with various pamphlets and a sign for 4WD tours. Shelves with merchandise are visible in the background. On the right, a small seating area with blue cushioned seats and a table. The exterior has a covered walkway with trees and parked vehicles in the distance. The ceiling has wooden beams and large windows with decorative elements.
Inside a shop with a terrazzo floor, shelves on the left display various products including bottles and bags. A central wooden display holds more items. The ceiling is wooden with large windows and surfboard decorations. A concierge desk is at the back. On the right, large glass doors open to a footpath lined with trees and a stone wall. Outside, signs and a view of the street with parked cars and pedestrians are visible.
Interior of a visitor information centre with a terrazzo floor. On the left, a wall-mounted display holds brochures under categories like "The Arts" and "Eat & Drink". In the middle, a wooden stand and shelves display more brochures and books. The right side features large glass doors opening to a patio with trees visible outside. A potted plant sits on a counter near the entrance. The ceiling is high with exposed beams and large fans.
Inside a travel centre, the left side features shelves with clothing and mugs. A counter with stools is nearby. The centre has a blue cushioned seating area. The right side displays brochures on a wall. A concierge desk is in the middle, with a large screen above it. The ceiling is high with wooden beams and large windows, allowing natural light to illuminate the space. The floor is speckled with a terrazzo pattern.
Hearing

Sounds

  1. Fan whirring
  2. Soft chatter
  3. Brochure rustling
  4. Footsteps on floor
  5. Door opening
Smell

Smells

  1. Paper-and-ink smell
  2. Clean air
  3. Mild perfume
  4. Wood polish
  5. Subtle coffee
Touch

Feel

  1. Textured maps
  2. Smooth surfaces
  3. Tight spaces
  4. Smooth, glossy brochures
  5. Changing floor surfaces
Sight

Sight

  1. Ocean themed décor
  2. High ceilings
  3. Local imagery
  4. Concierge desk
  5. Bright, well-lit space

Beach Wheelchair Hire

Noosa Main Beach has a beach wheelchair available for hire which is designed for use on sand as well as off-road. The wheelchair has large wheels suited to beach conditions and an alternate set of wheels for off-road use, for example in the Noosa National Park. It works with the all-abilities beach mat to support safe movement onto the sand.

The beach wheelchair is available for hire through the Noosa Visitor Information Centre at a cost of $15 for half a day or $25 for a full day. Bookings can be made by emailing info@visitnoosa.com.au or by speaking directly with a team member at the centre.

A specialised wheelchair designed for outdoor use, featuring a blue frame and large, wide grey tyres for stability on uneven terrain. It has a single front wheel with a textured surface for traction. The seat is black with a headrest, and there are handlebars at the back for pushing. The design is minimalist, focusing on functionality and durability. The background is plain white, highlighting the wheelchair's features.
A person in a colourful outfit and hat is sitting in a beach wheelchair at the water's edge, with waves gently lapping around them. They have their arms raised, appearing relaxed. In the background, several people are enjoying the sea, some standing and others swimming. The shoreline curves gently, with distant land visible on the horizon. The sand is wet where the waves meet the beach.
A person in a colourful, patterned outfit is sitting in a beach wheelchair with large, grey wheels designed for sand. They are wearing a hat and have one arm raised. The wheelchair is positioned on wet sand near the shoreline, with gentle waves in the background. The wheelchair has a blue frame with the word "Hippocampe" visible on the side.
Hearing

Sounds

  1. Waves crashing
  2. Seagulls calling
  3. Children laughing
  4. Wind rustling
  5. Distant chatter
Smell

Smells

  1. Salty sea air
  2. Fresh ocean breeze
  3. Sunscreen aroma
  4. Wet sand
  5. Seaweed scent
Touch

Feel

  1. Warm sun
  2. Low-frequency vibrations
  3. Damp sand
  4. Tilt and sway
  5. Gentle, rhythmic wobble
Sight

Sight

  1. Beach wheelchair
  2. Blue ocean
  3. People swimming
  4. Surfboards
  5. People swimming
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