MUDJIMBA
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THE AREA
This beautiful beachside suburb, with its surf break, nature reserves and handy location, makes Mudjimba an attractive sea change for those wanting to escape the chaos of the city. A holiday destination for many, but for those who get to call Mudjimba home, it is a quiet neighbourhood with a sunny disposition.
Lifestyle
Set in a quiet pocket of the Sunshine Coast, there is an ease to this beachside suburb that sets it apart from the rest. Tucked away from the bustle of Maroochydore, Mudjimba's easy-going nature and outdoor lifestyle can be felt throughout. Yet, it's all only a 10-minute drive from Maroochydore or 20 minutes from Noosa.
In Mudjimba, the beach holds centre stage. Family-friendly and patrolled, the beach provides plenty of space to stretch out and soak up the sun. Bordered by coastal bushland, the beach is also a popular spot for budding surfers, but for those who fall under the expert status, the surf break around Mudjimba Island (only accessible by boat) is a must. Then there is the Ex-HMAS Brisbane wreck site, a highly popular dive site for its vast array of marine life.
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Set in a quiet pocket of the Sunshine Coast, there is an ease to this beachside suburb that sets it apart from the rest. Tucked away from the bustle of Maroochydore, Mudjimba's easy-going nature and outdoor lifestyle can be felt throughout. Yet, it's all only a 10-minute drive from Maroochydore or 20 minutes from Noosa.
In Mudjimba, the beach holds centre stage. Family-friendly and patrolled, the beach provides plenty of space to stretch out and soak up the sun. Bordered by coastal bushland, the beach is also a popular spot for budding surfers, but for those who fall under the expert status, the surf break around Mudjimba Island (only accessible by boat) is a must. Then there is the Ex-HMAS Brisbane wreck site, a highly popular dive site for its vast array of marine life.
On land, locals favour the four-kilometre walking track through the Maroochy River Conservation Park and the 18-hole Twin Waters Golf Club. And when in need of refreshments, the small selection of shops along Mudjimba Esplanade has cafes and restaurants. At the same time, the Power Memorial Park across the road is perfect for leisurely picnics.
Where Mudjimba may be lacking in shops and dining, neighbouring Maroochydore more than makes up for it, or if you're after a real treat, Novotel Sunshine Beach Resort is just down the road in Twin Waters. And when it comes to ease of access, Mudjimba's winning location is just off the motorway and down the road from the Sunshine Coast Airport, which has direct flights to Sydney, Melbourne, and Adelaide and across the ditch to Auckland.
Neighbours
Easy-going and carefree, this friendly neighbourhood welcomes all with open arms. From holidaymakers to residents of all ages, in Mudjimba, you'll find people from all walks of life who share a love for the relaxed coastal lifestyle that the Sunshine Coast is renowned for.
Neighbours
Easy-going and carefree, this friendly neighbourhood welcomes all with open arms. From holidaymakers to residents of all ages, in Mudjimba, you'll find people from all walks of life who share a love for the relaxed coastal lifestyle that the Sunshine Coast is renowned for.
Area features
MUDJIMBA BEACH
Popular for a reason, Mudjimba Beach is a beautiful stretch of coastline that is ideal for swimming, surfing, fishing and diving. The beach is patrolled around the Mudjimba Surf Club, where there is also a fantastic kid's playground. Plus, you can explore the 90-acres Ex-HMAS Brisbane dive site (permits required).
PARKLANDS
Mudjimba has an abundance of parks, from neighbourhood playgrounds to sprawling conservation areas, including the Power Memorial Park and the Maroochy River Conservation Park (which also includes Mudjimba Island).
