If your perfect holiday mix is lazy pool days and a touch of luxury, RACV Noosa Resort nails it. Set among tropical bushland just a few minutes from Hastings Street and Noosa Main Beach, it’s where calm meets convenience. Mornings start with poolside breakfasts, afternoons roll by on sun loungers or at the day spa, and evenings end with wood‑fired pizza and cocktails at Dazza’s Bar.
Spacious apartments and villas make it easy for families, couples, or mates’ getaways. Add waterslides for the kids and a free resort shuttle to town, and you’ve got a place that feels both relaxed and refined in that pure Noosa style.
Room types available at RACV Noosa Resort
RACV Noosa Resort suits just about everyone, including couples, families, and groups who love a roomy stay with modern comforts.
1‑bedroom Suite
: Relax in 60 sqm of space featuring a king bed, lounge area, and balcony or terrace.1‑bedroom Resort Apartment
: A self‑contained apartment with a kitchen, living area, and balcony or terrace.2‑bedroom Resort Apartment
: A spacious setup with a full kitchen, bathtub, laundry, and balcony.1‑bedroom Sanctuary Apartment
: 57 sqm of coastal charm with a kitchenette, laundry, and lounge.2‑bedroom Sanctuary Apartment
: A larger apartment with a full kitchen, dining space, terrace or balcony, and bath.3‑bedroom Sanctuary Apartment
: 200 sqm home‑style stay with up to three king beds, kitchen, dining area, and terrace.3‑bedroom Precinct Villa with plunge pool
: Two levels, private courtyard, heated plunge pool, BBQ, and double garage.3‑bedroom Precinct Villa with rooftop spa
: A luxe villa featuring a rooftop spa, open‑plan living, kitchen, and BBQ area—great for sunset drinks after a day out.3‑bedroom Enclave Luxury Villa
: 437‑512 sqm of premium living with private pool, rooftop terrace, lift, and multi‑car garage.
Facilities and services at RACV Noosa Resort
You’ll never be short of ways to spend the day. Start with a treatment at One Spa, where LaGaia UNEDITED products and water therapies help you fully switch off. The resort gym is fitted with treadmills, bikes, and weights if you want to keep up your routine. Head outdoors for a hit on the grass tennis court (floodlights available for night games), or cool off in the heated pool complete with two water slides and a splash park for kids.
There’s a shaded playground, a games room with air hockey and arcade machines, and a Kids Club running during school holidays. Guests can use the free resort shuttle running every 30 minutes to Hastings Street, or hire an electric vehicle right from reception. On‑site parking and EV chargers make it easy to get around, and there’s even a secure car park for guests’ peace of mind.
Food and drink options at RACV Noosa Resort
Dazza’s Bar
: Poolside pizzas, cocktails, and casual bites in a laid‑back setting.Arcuri Restaurant:
Daily buffet breakfast with fresh, seasonal produce and plenty of local favourites.Pool Bar
: Snacks and drinks served up right by the water—just wave for service.In‑room dining
: For when you’d rather stay in and keep things cosy.
Accessibility features at RACV Noosa Resort
RACV Noosa Resort makes travelling easier for everyone. There’s an accessible ground‑floor room with grab rails, a sit‑down shower, and direct access to the pool, restaurant, and bars.
Ramps and lifts connect all main areas, and portable aides like shower chairs and walking supports are available on request. Certified assistance animals are welcome too.
RACV Noosa Resort location: What’s nearby?
- Amaze World: A magical maze and puzzle park in the Sunshine Coast hinterland that’s fun for all ages.
- The Ginger Factory: Hop on a heritage train and enjoy sweet treats and rides at this Yandina icon.
- Maleny Botanic Gardens & Bird World: Wander lush gardens and meet colourful birds with stunning hinterland views.
- TreeTop Adventure Challenge: Zipline and climb through the rainforest canopy at The Big Pineapple.
- SEA LIFE Sunshine Coast: Discover 11 zones of marine life and stroll through an ocean tunnel in Mooloolaba.
- Swim with the Whales: From July to October, get up close with humpbacks on an unforgettable Sunshine Coast experience.
- Australia Zoo: Home of the Irwins! Meet crocodiles, koalas, and plenty more Aussie icons.
- Noosa Everglades: Cruise through untouched wetlands and spot rare wildlife in this world‑class nature reserve.
- Whale Watching: Head out on a small‑group boat tour to see humpbacks breaching off Noosa’s coast.
- Noosa Fishing: Cast a line on the Noosa River and try your luck catching local favourites like flathead or bream.
How to get to RACV Noosa Resort
From Sunshine Coast Airport, it’s roughly a 30‑minute drive to the resort. You can grab a shuttle, hop in a rideshare, or hire a car. Coming by train or bus? Services to Noosa Junction make it an easy trip, and from there it’s a short taxi or shuttle ride straight to the resort.
Our tips for visiting RACV Noosa Resort
- Book through Traveloka for flexible payments, great deals, and 24/7 support.
- Pre‑book One Spa and tennis court sessions to secure your spot.
- Request a sanctuary‑view room for peaceful mornings and lush outlooks.
- Take advantage of the free resort shuttle to save on parking.
- Grab breakfast early for a quiet start before the crowds roll in.
- Pack reef‑safe sunscreen—Noosa’s sun is strong all year round.
- Bring swimmers and flip‑flops; you’ll use them daily.
- Lock in your stay early; Noosa fills fast during school holidays and long weekends.
- Visit mid‑week if you prefer fewer crowds around the pool and Hastings Street.
Love the area RACV Noosa Resort is in? Here are a few things to do in Noosa & the Sunshine Coast we think you’d love
Eumundi Markets
: Shop handmade crafts, local art, and fresh produce every Wednesday and Saturday.Noosa Farmers Market
: Grab a coffee and stock up on local goods every Sunday morning.Sunshine Beach
: Chill out at this relaxed surf spot just a short drive from the resort.Mount Tinbeerwah Lookout:
Take in panoramic views of Noosa and the hinterland — the short walk’s worth it.Noosa Spit Recreation Reserve
: A peaceful spot for picnics, paddleboarding, and watching the sunset over the river.
