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Dicky Beach
You are looking for Accommodation in Dicky Beach, Sunshine Coast, Queensland, Australia. We are bringing you one step closer to finding your perfect accommodation solution.
In Dicky Beach we have holiday accommodation properties of the following type: and Apartments.
Some of our popular destinations for holiday accommodation in Dicky Beach include: Brisbane, Cairns, Cairns Beaches, Cairns Highlands, Caloundra, Far North Queensland, Fraser Coast, Gold Coast, Gold Coast Hinterland, Hervey Bay, Kings Beach, Noosa Heads, Sunshine Coast, Sunshine Coast Hinterland, Townsville and Whitsundays.
Our featured holiday accommodation properties in Dicky Beach include: and Beach House.
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Dicky Beach on Queenslands Sunshine Coast
In recent times Caloundra has changed. Once a truly classic Queensland retirement town - units with ocean views, senior citizens making their way carefully along the beachfront, old men tossing fishing lines in Pumicestone Channel - it has now become a mixture of young commuters (it is only 91 km north of Brisbane via a four-lane highway), holiday makers and retirees, with migration occurring chiefly from Brisbane, New South Wales and Victoria.
The population, for example, has ballooned from 2800 in 1961 to around 25,000 today (with about 70,000 in the local government area which covers 1100 square kilometres), with growth exploding from around 1986. This demographic expansion has been accompanied by commercial growth, which also caters to around 50,000 visitors who arrive over each summer. The local economy revolves around tourism, clothing production, building supplies, boat, coach and aircraft manufacturing and small goods.
Swimming, surfing fishing. BBQ and picnic facilities; children's playground and skate park facilities. Patrolled by Council Lifeguards weekdays, and volunteers from North Caloundra Surf Life Saving Club weekends and public holidays during summer. Council Lifeguards patrol seven days a week during winter. Visitors are welcome to use club facilities and meals are available. Phone North Caloundra S.L.S.C. on (07) 5491 6078.
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 You are looking for Accommodation in Dicky Beach, Sunshine Coast, Queensland, Australia
Our featured holiday accommodation properties in Dicky Beach include: and Beach House.
In Dicky Beach we have holiday accommodation properties of the following type: and Apartments.
Some of our popular destinations for holiday accommodation in Dicky Beach include: Brisbane, Cairns, Cairns Beaches, Cairns Highlands, Caloundra, Far North Queensland, Fraser Coast, Gold Coast, Gold Coast Hinterland, Hervey Bay, Kings Beach, Noosa Heads, Sunshine Coast, Sunshine Coast Hinterland, Townsville and Whitsundays.
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