How to find the Noosa Fairy Pools
Step 1: From Seahaven Noosa to the start of the Coastal Track Step out of Seahaven Noosa's beach entrance and turn right along Main Beach. At the end of Main Beach, you'll see the boardwalk that marks the start of the Coastal Track. Do your best to fight the tempting golden sand and crystal blue waters of Main Beach… you've got fairy pools to find!
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Noosa Fairy pools - the hike is around 1 hour into the headlands in the national park and honestly, it's so worth it! We inadvertently hiked on one of the hottest days (around 38 ) but dipping into the water made it totally worth it!!!Can't recommend it enough.
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What are the fairy pools in Noosa? How to get to the fairy pools in Noosa STEP 1: Get to the Noosa National Park STEP 2: Follow the trail towards Hell's Gate STEP 3: Look out for the wire fencing and wooden stump or the park bench near Picnic Cove STEP 4: Climb down to the fairy pools What to expect at the fairy pools
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The Noosa Fairy Pools are two small rock pools on the edge of Noosa National Park. I'm sure that once-upon-a-time they were a local secret, but now they are officially marked on Google Maps and all over Instagram. We enjoy exploring rock pools and the marine life in them, so we decided to go find the Fairy Pools while we spent a few days in Noosa.
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Noosa National Park. The Noosa National Park is stunning and full of many gorgeous Australian gum trees. Gum trees equal the possibility of KOALAS. (*And yes, we did spot a koala!) There are only 12 species of gum trees found naturally in other parts of the world. Have a guess how many Australia has? 700 native species of gum trees!
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What are the Noosa Fairy Pools? Does it cost to visit? Where are the Noosa Fairy Pools? How long will it take to get to there? How to get to the Noosa Fairy Pools Step 1: Getting to the Noosa National Park Step 2: Starting the Coastal Walk Step 3: Pass Boiling Pot Step 4: Pass Tea Tree Bay Beach Step 5: Pass Dolphin Point
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The Noosa Fairy Pools are beautiful natural pools on the outskirts of the Noosa National Park. Relax in the sparkling turquoise water framed by jagged black rocks for a refreshing swim and of course, get some photos. Pack your snorkelling gear to observe the beautiful marine life between the pools too.
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How to easily find the Noosa Fairy Pools? Check the step by step guide how to get to Noosa Fairy Pools with a map and many pictures which will make you speechless. Guaranteed!
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What is the distance or how long is the walk time? Where do you walk down to the Rock Pools? How hard is it to get to the Fairy Pools in Noosa? Which Rock Pool Should you pick for swimming? 1. First Fairy Rock Pool 2. Second Fairy Rock Pool How to find out the Tide Times. Are Noosa's Fairy Pools Worth visiting!
The ultimate guide to Noosa Fairy Pools
One of the most popular off-the-beaten track destinations in Noosa, is the "Fairy Pools" and is so hidden that Discover Brisbane had to put this guide together so you can find it!
Fairy Pools Noosa Ultimate guide to explore this natural wonder (with map)
In short, the Noosa Fairy Pools are located just past Picnic Cove, on the Noosa National Park Coastal Walk. Firstly, you'll need to start at the Coastal Walk. We parked at the Noosa National park carpark - see it in the map below.
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Updated: Apr 28, 2021 Ever dreamed of swimming in a private rock pool overlooking the ocean? We sure have! That's why when we planned our trip to Noosa, on Queensland's sunshine coast, a visit to the Noosa National Park was right at the top of our list of things to do. How to find the Fairy Rock Pools in Noosa National Park
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Where to Park The Headland section main entrance car park is at the end of Park Road, Noosa Heads. You can also access the Headland section from Parkedge Road and the northern end of Sunshine Beach. It's about a 45-minute walk from the main Noosa National Heads car park to the Fairy Pools. Map: Fairy Pools Noosa Courtesy: Google Maps
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What are the fairy pools of Noosa? A fairy pool is a natural tidal rock pool, with a cute and fancy name. The coast of Noosa National Park is characterised by a rocky shoreline. Over millions of years part of these basalt rocks have been eroded by the sea and wind to form big pool-shaped cavities.
Fairy Pools Noosa Ultimate guide to explore this natural wonder (with map)
Set within Noosa National Park, the fairy pools are the park's most unique and not-so-secret natural wonder. The pools have formed from the natural erosion of the waves, and to reach them, you will find them tucked away along the Coastal Track.
