Caloundra

Coastal Caloundra is surrounded by stunning beaches, providing sun, sand and surf for both local residents and tourists. Eight beaches cover the terrain from the Glasshouse Mountains to Pumicestone Passage, each with beautiful surroundings. Initially established in 1875, Caloundra had a big boom in population owing to its location as a key base for the Australia Airforce in World War II. Since then, Caloundra is a great holiday destination, boasting a close proximity to Bellingham Maze, Australia Zoo and other tourist attractions. 

Caloundra is 100 km (1.5 hr drive) north of Brisbane.

View the Department of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships online portal to identify the Indigenous language group/s for Caloundra.

Population:

3558

Airport:

Airport - Marcoola

Arts & Culture:

Australia Council Profile - Fisher

Local Electorate:

Sunshine Coast Regional Council

State Electorate:

Caloundra

Federal Electorate:

Fisher

Weather:

24°C overcast clouds

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