Hell's Gates

Located in the Noosa Head National Park, Hell's Gates Noosa is a dramatic high bluff that offers spectacular views of the coastline both to the north, all the way up to Double Island Point, and to the south over Alexandria Bay.

Visitors can enjoy panoramic views of the ocean, take in the fresh air and enjoy the beauty of the surrounding area.

The best time to visit Hell's Gates Noosa is between July and November, as it is the perfect time to view the migrating whales. The area is also home to dolphins and turtles, and visitors can enjoy watching them from afar. A common sight while visiting the area is the pied cormorants that often dry out their wings in sunny spots on the rocks. Furthermore, many bird watchers visit the area, also home to birds of prey such as the Osprey and Sea Eagles, making it an excellent place for bird-watching.

In addition to the natural marine life at Hell's Gates Noosa, visitors can marvel at the stunning rock formations formed by years of erosion that make up the stunning coastline. The area is also notorious for the huge waves that crash against the rocks, delighting surfers and nature lovers alike.

It is important to note that the area does not have a cliff barrier, so visitors must stay in the designated viewing areas. With a 10-meter vertical drop, visitors must adhere to safety guidelines to prevent any accidents or prevent falling from the cliff and avoid injuries.

Hell's Gates Noosa is located in the Noosa Head National Park, near the town of Noosa Heads. The best way to get there is by car, as there is a car park within the park that visitors can easily access. It is a 10-minute drive from the center of