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Officially recognised by the Guinness Book of World Records, Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary is the world’s first and largest koala sanctuary, with 80 years of experience and over 130 koalas.

Unwind with an organic coffee in the “Koala Forest” surrounded by 40 koalas!  Watch the antics of cute female koalas like “Crumpet” and “Bertha” and dine in the spacious covered courtyard, or just enjoy the peaceful atmosphere.  Photos opportunities are available all day, so make sure you get up close and personal with one of they cuddle-trained koalas.

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The Sunshine Coast offers a laid back environment as well as lots of tourist and natural attractions:

Australia Zoo

Beerwah - 60 minutes north (take the Glass House Mountains Tourist Drive exit off the Bruce Highway)

Aussie World

Frizzo Road, Palmview - 60 minutes north on the Bruce Highway

Underwater World

Underwater World is located adjacent to Mooloolaba Beach on the Wharf complex, Parkyn Parade, Mooloolaba - 70 minutes north (take the Sunshine Coast Motorway (70) exit off the Bruce Highway and follow the signs)

During your stay at Brisbane Holiday Village, you can relax knowing that you can dine in for breakfast, lunch and dinner at the Sunset Lagoon Cafe. The recently renovated cafe has a range of delicious meals available, plus snacks, sweets and hot and cold beverages. Everything you need is just a short walk from your cabin!