Noosa Shopping


Apart from being just a super cool place to be with wicked waves, beaches and restaurants, Noosa is also an excellent place to shop. We know that saying that may split an audience, but it is true. The naysayers will argue that it is overpriced or over commercialised and if you go to some places it is. You need to know where to go and what to expect. If only there was a brilliant guide that could do just that… hang on, there is!

  • Hastings Street

    A street famous all over Australia for its high fashion and fine dining. Hastings fronts Noosa Main Beach. Shops line both sides, split intermittently with bars, restaurants and coffee houses. The types of shops that on Hastings are high fashion, commercial labels, boutiques and tourist shops. The prices are high, some of the shops can be soulless. Basically what we are trying to say is that Hastings Street is not good for hipsters. There is some trash, but then there is also some great little boutiques. Go explore for yourself, you are bound to walk down it.

    Our favourites

    Noosa Longboards

    Owned by five-time longboarding champion Josh Constable, Noosa Longboards is a great shop that definitely worth paying a visit. Marvel at the craftsmanship of beautiful custom boards, or pick up some trendy local swimwear. Noosa Longboards is the best.

    Cotton Diva
    Local Noosa designer creates beautiful, wearable clothes from simple, ethical and natural materials with bold prints and vibrant colours. Local designer Gayatri has done a fantastic job of fusing eastern style with Noosa relaxed, beach vibe.

    Eliza’s Boutique
    A classic fashion house bringing you the most stylish clothing from France, Italy, Belgium and Germany all hand-picked by owner Elizabeth McMillan on her regular business trips. They sound like fun business trips!

  • Noosa Junction

    Noosa junction is the main shopping centre for Noosa. This is where all the main shops and banks are. You’ll see supermarkets, takeaways and the post office, but amongst all those necessities there are some real gems.Noosa Junction is about 15 minute’s walk over the hill behind Hastings Street. A regular SunBus runs from the bus station behind Hastings Street.

    Our Favourites

    Casa Noosa
    This very ‘Noosa’ homeware shop is popular and quite rightly too. It is full of beautifully design cushions, quaint dining chairs, weird and wonderful cabinets and loads more. Think ‘beach’ style oozing sophistication.

    Written Dimension Book Shop

    A cute book shop with friendly staff and great selection of literature and non-fiction. Book shops are always fun to explore. Also stocking handmade bits and bobs from the area, Written Dimensions is worth a visit.

    Tiny Bird
    This weird and wonderful boutique stocks warm, summery homeware from all over the world. Even if you are not looking to buy anything, Tiny Bird is one of those shops you want be in because it is so quirky, quaint and trendy.

  • Noosaville

    Our Favourites

    Noosa Surf Works
    This rad shop is the work of father and son, Mike and Tully St John. The team at Surf Works produces a beautiful collection of hand crafted boards of almost every kind. It is worth going in to look around at the kind of talent working here. If you don’t surf, when you see these boards, you are going to want to.

    Timbuktu to Kathmandu
    Their gallery is a hotbed of Asian, Middle Eastern, African and Latin artefacts and goods. They have an excellent collection of rugs, pottery and bags amongst other things.  Timbuktu is different, exciting and eclectic in the best of ways.

    Noosa Classics
    This big shop is a favourite of many. The store has done a fantastic job of fusing a relaxed beach design with an urban twinge. Noosa classics stocks some excellent homeware products as well as having a trendy collection of men’s and women’s apparel. This is the sort of shop you just want to wander around in because there are so many cool and quirky things. />

  • Tewantin

    This beautiful small village is located on the Noosa River and is the point of crossing for the Noosa North Shore. The town has all the usual shops plus loads of quaint boutiques, eateries and cafes. Wander down the pedestrian only Poinciana Avenue and see if you can find yourself a gem. Alternatively, head to Noosa Marina to check out the speciality shops, bars and coffee shops. On Sundays, the Marina hosts Noosa Marina markets where craft goods and fresh fruit and veg stalls spring up along the boardwalk.



  • Eumundi Market

    Eumundi Market is awesome and has grown to be a major tourist attraction for Queensland. The market runs on Wednesday and Saturday mornings. You will find stalls selling a magnificent range of items that tap the creative talents of the area, original artworks, handmade toys, homewares, fashion and jewellery by local designers, all guided by Eumundi Markets moto, 'we make it, bake it, grow it, sew it'. Definitely check this out.

    HOW TO VISIT EUMUNDI - Eumundi Market Round Trip Shuttle – Pick up and drop off at your Sunshine Coast Hotel. 4 hours + travel time from $22.00. Low Price Guarantee.


  • Noosa Hinterland

    Noosa Hinterland

    The villages that make up Noosa Shire have small shopping centres and some interesting shops. The larger villages popular with visitors are Pomona and Cooroy. 

    Peregian Beach Markets

    Peregian Beach Markets are held on the 1st and 3rd Sundays of the month just in front of Peregian Beach Surf Life Saving Club.

    Have we missed anything? Let us know! We’d love to get your feedback on whether this was helpful or not.



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