From the Devil's Kitchen to Hell's Gate...

Noosa Head

Noosa was a surfers town, a few hours south of Rainbow beach. I traveled in the wake of the adventure on Fraser island under a quilt of cloud. Me, Rich and Amily were on the same Greyhounds bus. Slowly patches of blue sky broke through the clouds.

We arrived in Noosa with a whole afternoon at our disposal. So once me and Rich had checked into the 'Dolphins Beach house' hostel we went for a walk along the 'Golden Coast' - Sunshine Beach. This lead us to the edge of Noosa National Park. We walked around the coast part of the national park along 'Route 4'. It was a relatively easy walk with a few inclines and some great views. Devil's Kitchen was a large area with a huge cliff, on which we stood looking down as the furious ocean battered the rocks below. A rocky out crop made it possible to get a few pictures of each of us stood at the top of the cliff edge - (seems to becoming somewhat of a past-time...)

Next we made our way further up the coast to Alexandria Bay. Here was a nudest beach. Here someone had comically written 'PUT SOME CLOTHES ON' in the sand. Rich found this hilarious and we decided to spend a few minutes etching the message deeper into the sand.. Haha

We proceeded onto 'Hell's Point' - another cliff, before turning back and returning to the hostel for dinner. We met up with a friend of Richard's - also from Holland: Flo. She'd also just come from doing Fraser Island.

That evening I used the 'the rare to come by in hostels' oven to do a Mediterranean style roast chicken and vegetables dinner.. with mash(!) Mmm! After we went to the 'bottle shop' and grabbed a pack of my fave beer: Corona to celebrate the Easter weekend. Tho the Easter eggs from the convenience store we not very conveniently priced...