Plan Your Trip

SAVE THE DATE! JUNE 17-20, 2027

Getting here

We’re just a 90-minute drive from Brisbane’s Domestic Airport, or just 30 minutes from the Sunshine Coast Airport.

Need help getting here?

Whether you need help to make a booking, source information, collect brochures and maps or get some local tips and advice, Noosa’s Visitor Information Centre can assist. Pop into see one of their friendly volunteers along Hastings Street or call 07 5430 5000.

Maroochydore to Noosa Shuttles

Sunshine Plaza to Hastings Street

In 2026 we introduce local Sunshine Coast shuttle buses, running direct from Sunshine Plaza in Maroochydore to Hastings St in Noosa.

A return trip can be added to your cart for just $25.00 when you purchase any General Admission ticket for the Festival Village.

  • Departing Sunshine Plaza: 10:00am, 12:00pm, 2:00pm
  • Return from Hastings St: 3:00pm, 5:00pm, 8:00pm

The Route

View the route on Google Maps using the link below

Return drop locations include: Peregian Beach, Coolum Beach, Sunshine Plaza

Maroochydore station, Maroochydore QLD to Noosa Woods, Noosa Heads QLD 4567 – Google Maps

Bespoke Noosa Car Rentals

Hiring a car is a great way to see the region!

Whether you are needing a vehicle from the Sunshine Coast Airport, or once you are here in Noosa, our preferred local car hire company, will have the perfect vehicle for you.

Why we love it…

  1. Available from Sunshine Coast Airport or Noosa
  2. Large range of vehicles, from economy to people movers and premium and everything in between
  3. Contactless collection
  4. Complimentary drop off/pick up service in the Noosa Area
  5. Instant bookings
  6. Pay at pick up
  7. Locally owned and operated

Noosa Food & Wine visitors can access a 20% discount on the daily rate for the event. Available for travel dates between from 1st June 26 to 26th June 26.

The rate is bookable via phone (0466 446 644), email admin@bncr.com.au with discount code NFW26 or directly via their website through the button below.

Find out more

Here are our top 6 ways to get around Noosa:

1. Book a transfer with Airlink Transfers.
2. Travel on a local bus around Noosa’s main thoroughfares. There’ll be free buses to / from Hastings St all weekend thanks to Go Noosa (read more below)
3. Jump on and off a ferry, along the river from Noosa Marina to Hastings Street in Noosa Heads, with stops at Noosaville along the way.
4. Hire a bike and make the most of Noosa’s extensive network of bike paths.
5. Taxi ranks are at all major precincts or call on 131 008. Uber is also available.
6. Hire a scooter to zip around town or a car to explore further afield.

Noosa Ferry

Join us on a quintessential Noosa Ferry Cruise. Experience our classic river boats and discover the beautiful Noosa River and its surrounds.

Enjoy the magnificent scenery in a 90-minute, seven stop round trip between Tewantin and Hastings Street including Noosa Sound and Noosaville.

Tickets can be purchased at most stops, online or onboard (credit card only onboard), with one way tickets starting at $5.50. Timetable is available here.

Purchase a great value All Day Pass to hop on and off as many times as you like to explore the area’s beautiful beaches, shops and restaurants, or just use the ferry to get where you need to go stop-to-stop.

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Local Buses

All Translink public transport buses around Noosa and the Sunshine Coast are just 50c per trip. Leave the car behind and travel to Hastings Street and Noosa’s Main Beach, the restaurants and shops along Gympie Tce in Noosaville, to Sunshine and Peregian Beaches, Tewantin, the Eumundi Markets, Noosa Civic Shopping Centre, and Cooroy, Pomona and Cooran in the Noosa hinterland.

For timetable information visit Translink.com.au or call Translink on 13 12 30.

 

Visit Translink

Park n Ride

Park & Ride to Hastings Street

Park the car and hop on a free bus. Long stay car parking is available at Tewantin CBD and the Noosa Junction Transit Centre.

 

Go Noosa

Noosa Food & Wine Festival acknowledges the ongoing connection to country of the traditional custodians of this beautiful region, the Kabi Kabi people.