Boiling Pot Lookout — Attraction in Noosa Heads

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The National Park with its trails by the shore, Through eucalypt forests, we'll wander and explore. Spot koalas in trees, as they peacefully doze, In Noosa's wild wonders, the beauty it shows.

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So, cherish this haven, where nature takes place, In Noosa's sweet arms, where time finds its grace. A treasure in Queensland, where dreams come...

Stunning Coastal Views and Easy Access

Boiling Pot Lookout is a must-see spot in Noosa National Park. Just a short 300-meter walk from the main car park, it’s easily accessible and offers breathtaking views of Noosa North Shore and Tea Tree Bay. The lookout gets its name from the swirling waters below that resemble a boiling pot when waves crash into the granite rocks .

It’s an excellent place to watch surfers, and if you’re lucky, you might spot dolphins or even whales during migration season . The path to the lookout is paved and suitable for wheelchairs and strollers, making it a great stop for all visitors .

Whether you’re starting the coastal walk or just looking for a quick scenic spot, Boiling Pot Lookout offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and accessibility. Highly...

A spectacular lookout over the ocean with 180 degree views.

Koalas are sometimes in the gum trees above, so look up!

Arrive before 7:00 am to easily obtain a carpark and avoid the crowds. Take a bottle of water, as the morning gets hot and there are no water taps along the walk. Wear sunscreen and a hat if you intend to walk from Noosa to Sunshine Beach. Its approx 6.8 to the bus stop to return. Wear footwear that "grips" as some of the rocky paths can ve slippery for flat...