Noosa General Information
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This blog is written by travel writer and Noosa resident Jane E. Fraser, in conjunction with Tourism Noosa
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Ranger in Charge
Noosa National Park
Environmental Protection Agency
Time zone
Australian Eastern Standard Time GMT plus 10 hours. Daylight saving is not observed in Queensland.
Australian Eastern Standard Time GMT plus 10 hours. Daylight saving is not observed in Queensland.
Currency
The currency throughout Australia is the Australian dollar. Banks offer Bureau de Change facilities.
Tipping and gratuities
Not required or expected in Australia. Gratuities are welcome after a particularly enjoyable meal or for exemplary service.
Not required or expected in Australia. Gratuities are welcome after a particularly enjoyable meal or for exemplary service.
Voltage
50cyc AC240v. All 110v appliances require transformers. Most hotels in Noosa will have ACI 110 sockets.
50cyc AC240v. All 110v appliances require transformers. Most hotels in Noosa will have ACI 110 sockets.
Clothing
In keeping with the relaxed Noosa lifestyle, smart casual clothing is standard. A jacket or jumper may be required during winter, especially in the evenings.
Disabled services
Many public areas, shopping centres, Noosa hotels, apartments, attractions and restaurants provide disabled services and facilities.
Medical services
Public hospitals are located at Caloundra and Nambour. Private hospitals are located at Caloundra, Buderim, Noosa and Nambour. 24 hour medical centres are located throughout the Sunshine Coast and many hotels and resorts have doctors on call. Dialling 000 will reach emergency services.
Passports and Visas
All international visitors require a valid passport. All travellers to Australia, other than Australian and New Zealand citizens, are required to obtain a visa to travel to Australia.
In keeping with the relaxed Noosa lifestyle, smart casual clothing is standard. A jacket or jumper may be required during winter, especially in the evenings.
Disabled services
Many public areas, shopping centres, Noosa hotels, apartments, attractions and restaurants provide disabled services and facilities.
Medical services
Public hospitals are located at Caloundra and Nambour. Private hospitals are located at Caloundra, Buderim, Noosa and Nambour. 24 hour medical centres are located throughout the Sunshine Coast and many hotels and resorts have doctors on call. Dialling 000 will reach emergency services.
Passports and Visas
All international visitors require a valid passport. All travellers to Australia, other than Australian and New Zealand citizens, are required to obtain a visa to travel to Australia.