Weekends are meant for cheers, not chores.
Aside from being 15mins from some of Australia’s best beaches, villagers will also find it a breeze to get to other major regional drawcards, with Noosa 48km north, Brisbane 85km south, and a leisurely 30mins drive from the Sunshine Coast hinterland and its tourism hotspots of Maleny and Montville.
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Sunshine Coast Hinterland
Only 20 minutes away from Village Green Estate, Villagers can easily escape to the crisp air, stunning views and fascinating towns of the Sunshine Coast Hinterland. Whether you're looking for nature, attraction, animal encounters, art, food, shopping and more, it's just a door step away from Village Green.
Beach Life
Living at Village Green, it is only 14 minutes away from Mooloolaba beach, 16 minutes away from Kawana beach and 20 minutes away from Caloundra. What's better than not needing to spend a fortune to live a short distance from the coastline and easily spending a relaxing day with family on weekend?
Sunshine Coast Stadium
The Stadium is the only regional venue to host multiple NRL Telstra Premiership matches and continues to support and grow the community ties. Sunshine Coast Stadium has first class facilities and is located centrally on the Sunshine Coast making it an ideal destination for events and elite sports training.
Sea Life
Only takes 20 minutes drive, Villagers can visit 50 aquariums, 2 sanctuaries, and over 180,000 creatures in Sea life. The aquarium brings the guests closer to the oceans than ever before. So prepare to get up close to glittering scales, humongous tentacles and razor-sharp teeth.
Australia zoo
Thinking of taking kids out on weekends? Only 30 minutes drive to Australia zoo then you can experience the alarm clock in the morning that are the tigers roaring and let the kids have a greater understanding and appreciation for wildlife!
Sunshine Castle
Sunshine Castle is only 20 minutes away from Village Green Estate. The Castle is a medieval themed attraction that offers a journey back in time. Built in 1972 as the Fairytale Castle to only display fairytale depictions and dolls it now offers an insight into an era of European history.