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Stroll on Moffart Beach, Breakfast at The Giggling Goat
A new
day emerges in spectacular fashion as we head up the highway to the most
chilled out place on Earth, Moffat Beach. The Sunshine Coast is exactly what
you expect from Queensland, blue sky, bluer ocean, golden sand, bronzed surfers
and tropical vegetation. Any of the Sunshine Coast’s beaches should serve up a
beautiful sunrise, with the added bonus of being able to take a relaxing stroll
along the beach. We love the peace and quiet Moffat Beach produces. With fairly
calm conditions and beautiful rock platforms, Moffat beach is just outside the
hustle and bustle whilst being close enough to enjoy.
We spent a pleasant couple of hours walking our pup along the beach to the rocks at the southern end of the beach. Low tide is the best time to visit so the rock platforms are exposed, easier to get about and plenty of interesting shapes and textures in the rocks. For keen walkers they’re a Moffatt to Kings Beach journey which is part of Caloundra’s Coastal Pathway, a breathtaking nine-kilometre stretch of paths, meandering along Caloundra’s beaches from Bells Creek in the south to Point Cartwright in the north.
There’s more to explore
in both directions and, as in any Sunshine Coast seaside destination, cafes,
eateries and picnic places abound. We headed back to Eleanor Shipley Memorial Park, which provides ocean views over the beach. Peaceful and serene with shade
provided courtesy of the pine and pandanus trees that line the shore a perfect
spot to chill and people watch.
Breakfast
calling we headed to The Giggling Goat Emporium, located in Dicky Beach, which is
a casual cafe that serves up a variety of tasty eats. The Giggling Goat is a
superb breakfast place. Aside from the
good quality food and coffee they are dog friendly. They go so far as to baking pumpkin and bacon
biscuits for our four legged friends. We arrived, the cafe was just coming abuzz
with customers and tables were disappearing quickly.
We
ended picking the Corn Fritters with poached egg and bacon and the Mega
Breakfast - two pieces of sourdough toast, two eggs poached, two rashers bacon,
one sausage, one hash brown, grilled tomato, sauteed spinach and mushrooms, and
a side of tomato relish. The food
was very quick to come out and everything looked amazing. The portion sizes
were good and everything was plated very well.
The
Giggling Goat is a great little cafe that serves delicious food with amazing
customer service and I highly recommend going there! You will definitely be
glad that you did!
After
some breakfast we headed to Shelly Beach which is one of the Sunshine Coast’s
hidden gems. This lovely stretch of oceanfront is unpatrolled and not suitable
for swimming meaning you’ll rarely see a crowd on the shore. In fact, you’ll
often have the white sands and oceans views all to yourself. Facing directly east, this is the perfect
place to enjoy a tranquil sunrise or reconnect with nature on a solitary beach
stroll.
Best
Cafes Sunshine Coast: Our Top Picks
Whether you’re visiting for the weekend, or you’d like to
holiday on the Sunshine Coast, there’s an abundance of local cafes that you
can’t miss
Café Vie
2 Main St, Buderim QLD 4556
One of the best vegan café Sunshine Coast locals love to
rave about is Café Vie. With a stunning interior where high ceilings, white
walls, polished concrete floors and natural light meet along with food that’s
sure to impress.
Criminal Coffee Co
6/110 Sixth Avenue , Maroochydore, QLD,
Australia
If you’re a fan of Peaky Blinders and excellent coffee, then
Maroochydore’s Criminal Coffee Co needs to be added to your café bucket list.
White Picket Fence
140 Bulcock St, Caloundra QLD 4551
Archways, indoor plants, and delicious food to graze
on, White Picket Fence is a cute, Instagramable café tucked
away in Caloundra.
Monica’s
11/43 Maple
Street Maleny 4552
A top breakfast spot in the Sunshine Coast
hinterland, Monica’s is
a homely café with walls adorned with worldly treasures and indoor plants
cascading down and lofts with leather couches and pouffes.
The Velo Project
19 Careela St, Mooloolaba QLD 4557
If you love farm to table eats, then you must
stop by the Velo Project. Simple honest food made with love, the
team focuses on high quality, supporting local farmers suppliers and
sustainability.
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