Sandy Creek – Byfield National Park

This walk is the first section of the Creek to Coast Trail which is a 9 km one way hike from the center of the NP out to the coast.

Honeyeater Lookout Trail – Airlie Beach

A challenging half day hike out of Airlie Beach. See Airlie Beach and The Whitsunday Passage from another perspective.

Bicentennial Walk – Airlie Beach

Explore Abell Point Marina, Airlie Lagoon and the centre of town on this easy and accessible walk along the foreshore.

Mount Cook Summit – Cooktown

A walk with something for everyone, easy and accesible wander to the first lookout over Cooktown, take the trail to the second lookout for the more adventurous or hike to the summit for those with a high level of fitness.

Four Mile Beach – Port Douglas

An easy stroll or fast walk, Four Mile Beach Port Douglas is just spectacular in late winter.

Bluff Point – Yeppoon

There are numerous lookouts along the way with spectacular views, in particular at the summit. From here, looking north, we were greeted with coastal views to Fan Rock, Yeppoon Harbour and Yeppoon Village. Looking south we could see Emu Park and beyond.

Northern Inlet to Yeppoon Village – Yeppoon

The walk along the beach is quite something, turquoise waters specked with white caps from the easterly cooling breeze, leading your gaze out across the Kepple Isles Bay to the subtropical islands at the southern end of the Great Barrier Reef.

Noosa Trail #1 – Kin Kin Countryside Loop

A lovely walk through the countryside around Kin Kin through dairy cattle country.

Mary Cairncross Trail – Maleny

Winding through the Mary Cairncross Reserve this is a wonderful way to view some of the Sunshine Coast Hinterlands natural rainforests and if your lucky catch a glimpse of some unique wildlife including the Red Legged Pademelon, a small wallaby like marsupial.

Day 1 Vaison to Le Crestet – Provance

Start: Vaison-la-Romaine End: Vaison-la-Romaine via Le Crestet Distance: 11 km Time: 4hrs Grade: Easy This walk starts from our hotel in the old Roman town of Vaison-la-Romaine. The cobbled stone roads wind through some truely beautiful ancient buildings with so much character. Vines drape over walls and potted plants hang from windows throughout. At the …

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