Kenilworth Town Park Audio Guide Tour

Australia's marine life already has incredible diversity, and you can see a slice of the sea inside SEA LIFE. Disney lovers can rejoice in the special collaboration between Pixar and the aquarium that showcases the animals of Finding Dory. The collab also offers up fun games like an echolocation maze. Find out just how smart seals are and learn more about them as they play with their trainers, and marvel at sand tiger sharks – this is the only place in Queensland that houses them!

Prepare for a day trip that delivers a whopping punch of value, fun and quality family time in the midst of the subtropical Sunshine Coast hinterland. Surrounded by serene beauty and the breathtaking gardens, stir up some friendly rivalry with a host of exhilarating activities from mazes to challenging puzzles and more. Put those brain cells to work, then end with a picnic in the gorgeous gardens.

Fly through the rainforest at Australia's largest adventure course, The TreeTop Challenge Sunshine Coast. Navigate 12 flying foxes and zip lines, tackling 100 challenges across six courses. Each course increases in difficulty so that you can progress at your own pace. The first courses (Green and Purple) are easy, while the later ones (Black and Black Diamond) are more difficult. Enjoy tree-hopping with your family, with staff always available for supervision. You will find yourself suspended up to 25 meters above the ground. Located at The Big Pineapple, this treetop adventure features 100 challenges, 12 flying foxes and zip lines over 100 meters, and six courses from easy to Black Diamond extreme.

This self-guided audio walk explores the heart of Kenilworth, a small Sunshine Coast hinterland village known for country hospitality, local food, and community landmarks. It will suit first-time visitors who enjoy strolling main streets, noticing local character, and discovering everyday places that tell a town’s story. Your route begins at the Kenilworth Hotel & Brewery, where a classic Queensland pub sets the tone with its broad frontage and relaxed village feel. From there, you follow the compact main street past the local post office, butcher, cafes, bakery, gallery, grocer, pharmacy, and other small businesses that keep the town humming. The walk then reaches greener spaces including Noosa Woods and Kenilworth Town Park, before continuing to Kenilworth Hall, the local school area, Kenilworth Dairies, and finally the Kenilworth Historical Museum. Along the way, you will see verandas, shopfronts, shaded parkland, and the mix of practical services and welcoming food stops that shape rural life in Queensland. The most memorable moments include the scent of fresh baking near the bakery, the easy charm of the village center, glimpses of public gathering places, and the satisfying sense of ending at the museum with a deeper feel for Kenilworth’s past and present.