Noosa Sound Villa in Noosa Heads, Queensland | Residence

Noosa Sound Villa

Locality: Noosa Heads, Queensland

Phone: +61 404 885 946

Address: Noosa Parade 4567 Noosa Heads, QLD, Australia

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19.01.2022 Room service (if requested) at Noosa Sound Villa

18.01.2022 Thankyou for your thoughtful gift from our lovely guests Scott, Gem, Skyler and Tilly.

18.01.2022 Noosa, open for business and soo beautiful

17.01.2022 Noosa flash back 60years

15.01.2022 The Whales are coming!

15.01.2022 Lovely night in Noosa

14.01.2022 Perfect setting for special occasions

10.01.2022 EASTER Good Friday will see Noosa Main Beach surf club carpark closed and all parking along Claude Batten Drive through Noosa Woods off limits. This closures in... the wake of coronavirus restrictions will take place at midnight tonight and be in force during the Easter period. Noosa Council Chief Executive Officer Brett de Chastel said the beaches remain open for locals to exercise, but day-trippers should stay home. "As Queensland Health has clearly stated, this Easter is not the time to drive up and meet friends and family at the beach. You'll be putting yourself and other people at risk from COVID-19, and risking a $1334 fine," Mr de Chastel said. "We'll monitor other carparks and beaches over Easter, and should people congregate in those areas, we will close those carparks, and even beaches too, if required." Mr de Chastel said the Sunshine Coast LDMG has also shut off carparks to all its beaches, in a consistent approach across the coast to combat COVID-19. He said the decision by the Local Disaster Management Group (LDMG) supports the State Government's efforts to restrict Easter travel to Noosa and the wider Sunshine Coast region. Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service is also closing the Noosa National Park carpark at Noosa Heads. This comes as all Noosa North Shore beach travel has been stopped as well. Council is working with the Hastings Street Association in relation to the latest closures. "The association supports the decision by council to close select carparks over Easter to minimise the influx of visitors to the beach," Association President, Emma Hull, said. "We want the beach to be used sensibly by locals for exercise, and for that to be able to continue. Once we get to the other side of the pandemic we'd love to have everyone come back and enjoy Noosa as per usual," she said. Mr de Chastel said the carpark closures supported efforts by Sunshine Coast Hospital and Health Service and Queensland Police to ensure the community followed the social distancing rules. "The Chief Medical Officer's Home Confinement Directive is tough, but it's in place to help stop COVID-19 spreading through our communities. There is no room for complacency. "We encourage locals to go for a stroll, a run or a swim at the beach and grab a coffee or a takeaway, but then head straight home. "Now is not the time to pack the kids in the car for a day at the beach. Tell family and friends to postpone any visits they've planned until the pandemic restrictions are lifted." Fines of $1334 apply under the current rules, which Queensland Police Service will enforce. The carparks will reopen on Tuesday. For more information about Noosa's response to the COVID-19 pandemic, visit www.noosa.qld.gov.au/covid-19

04.01.2022 Morning after a storm Good for the garden Almost overflowed.

04.01.2022 Love where I live

03.01.2022 Noosa is waiting for you....

02.01.2022 https://www.airbnb.com.au/highlights/53007543

02.01.2022 BREAKING: Start planning your holiday! We’re opening Queensland for Queenslanders from noon tomorrow. Queenslanders will be able to undertake unlimited travel, ...including overnight stays throughout the entire state, in a major easing of COVID-19 restrictions. More locals will be allowed in cafes, restaurants, pubs and clubs, with an increase in the number of patrons from 10 to 20. From noon on Friday, June 5, venues with more space will be allowed up to 20 people in each defined area if they follow an approved COVID Safe Industry Plan. Well done, Queensland. Our state’s outstanding response to the COVID-19 pandemic has allowed restrictions to be lifted ahead of a planned move to Stage Two originally scheduled for June 12. More info: www.covid19.qld.gov.au #covid19 #qldjobs

01.01.2022 Laguna Lookout on a lovely June evening in Noosa

01.01.2022 It’s almost Christmas