Cycling in Mooloolabah

Join us on an exhilarating bike ride that will take you on a journey through some of the most breathtaking ocean vistas on the Sunshine Coast. Starting at the Boat ramp car park La Balsa Park Harbour Parade in Buddina, we'll e-bike up to the lighthouse lookout at Point Cartwright and then head south to Moffat Headlands Queen Of Colonies lookout, where you'll be treated to stunning views of the open beaches between the two headlands, spanning the Mooloola river delta. On the return trip, you'll get to explore the beautiful built environment of Kawana lake and the Moolola River lock, passing through some of the most prestigious houses in the area. This 3-hour tour is designed for those with a reasonable level of fitness and sound bicycling skills, and we'll maintain a good pace throughout the ride. So why not come along and experience the beauty of the Sunshine Coast from a unique perspective? Book your spot on our Point Cartwright 3hr e-Bike Tour today and get ready for an unforgettable adventure!  

A guided tour ride an e-bike from the mouth of the Mooloolah River to Maroochy River covering the iconic Mooloolaba spit Rock Wall, HMAS Brisbane Lookout site to Cotton Tree Park pier.  Learn the history and geography of the coastal environment between the two rivers that were integral to the development on the Sunshine Coast Region. Get to know the electric bike with this easy, entry-level ride between the mouth of the Maroochy River at Cotton Tree along concrete pathways up to the look out at Alexandra Headlands then onto the Mooloolaba spit rock wall. Check out Kay McGrath at 7's Weekender enjoying the adventure.  Follow this link to book your E-Bike http://bit.ly/Ebike2hire4U 

Embark on a 40km cycling adventure that captures the essence of the Sunshine Coast's stunning coastline and tranquil waterways. This 3-4 hour loop offers a mix of natural beauty, vibrant parks, and picturesque views. Point Cartwright Lighthouse: Start at this iconic 1970s lighthouse for panoramic ocean views and a breathtaking vista of the Coral Sea. Point Cartwright Beach: Cycle down to the pristine sands, perfect for a quick dip or to watch surfers tackle the waves. Rock Wall Point Cartwright: Ride along the dramatic rock walls of Mooloolaba Harbour, a popular spot for fishing and watching the boats pass. La Balsa Park: Take a leisurely break at this riverside park overlooking the Mooloolah River, an ideal picnic spot with family-friendly amenities. Seriata Way Environment Reserve: Pedal through this natural reserve, enjoying the serene bushland and diverse birdlife. Lock & Weir Park: Observe the unique lock and weir system along the Mooloolah River, a peaceful spot to watch the gentle flow of water. Double Bay Beach: A hidden gem offering a quiet stretch of coastline perfect for reflection and a quick rest. Parrearra Weir: This water management system provides a picturesque setting amidst lush greenery, great for photography. Sunshine Coast Stadium: Cycle past this modern sports facility, which buzzes with local events and activities. Lake Kawana: Enjoy the scenic ride along the shores of this man-made lake, known for its calm waters and popular with paddlers and rowers. Wallace & Wood Artisan Ice Cream & Specialty Coffee: Indulge in artisanal ice cream or a fresh coffee—an excellent midway treat! Currimundi Lake Conservation Park: Explore the tranquil pathways around this coastal lagoon, home to diverse flora and fauna. Thrills Espresso Cafe & Sunset Bar: Relax with a coffee or watch a spectacular sunset at this charming spot in Currimundi. Coondibah Creek Environment Reserve: Pedal through this quiet reserve, taking in the lush greenery and the soothing sounds of nature. Dicky Beach: Visit this famous beach, named after the historic shipwreck of the SS Dicky, and enjoy the laid-back vibe. Tooway Creek & Moffat Beach: End the loop at Moffat Beach, cycling along the picturesque Tooway Creek, a popular spot for swimming, surfing, and scenic views. This Sunshine Coast cycling loop beautifully combines coastal charm, natural reserves, and vibrant local culture—perfect for cycling enthusiasts seeking both adventure and relaxation.