Caloundra الزهور

Caloundra has a lot of great things to do. In fact, it seems that there is a different festival on every week in Caloundra! From music to poetry, art to comedy, there will definitely be something on offer for the visitor to Caloundra. The beach side town also offers watersports aplenty. The Kings Beach area has a real holiday vibe, with not only the beach but lots of nice restaurants and cafes too. On a Sunday, get your retail fix by visiting the Caloundra Street Fair and pick up some souvenirs for those back home, or perhaps a nice bunch of freshly picked flowers. There is also a Twilight Market in the evenings on the holidays, this is the place to pick up handmade artefacts and enjoy the atmosphere including street art and dance performances. For those who love to spot wildflowers then the area around Caloundra makes for great exploring. Currimundi lake is perhaps one of the best places to head to spot these beauties. This is a protected conservation park with lots of natural attractions. The protected area extends to the dune plants and the woodlands, and the area boasts swathes of wildflowers in the spring months. You should be able to see Melaleuca Nodosa - these fine yellow flowers are really pretty, as are the boronia that you will be lucly enough to see on the plain. Into the woodland area you will be able to photograph ferns and wattle. The beachside area will yield coarser sea facing plant s such as pandanus. Wildflower viewing is probably best in the spring, and it is thanks to the protected area that they are still blooming here. Check out iris, lilies, wedding bush and banskias. Take your camera with you and enjoy the sights - the walk is worth it!