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Alex Seaside Resort

Alexandra Headland, QLD

Alex Seaside Resort sits directly on Alexandra Parade in Alexandra Headland, a beachside suburb between Mooloolaba and Maroochydore on Queensland's Sunshine Coast. This location suits families, couples, and road-trippers exploring the coastal strip north of Brisbane. The resort faces one of the Sunshine Coast's most popular surf beaches, with patrolled swimming areas and the oceanfront boardwalk extending to neighbouring Mooloolaba. Alexandra Headland itself is a relaxed seaside village with cafes, takeaway shops, and easy access to both Sunshine Plaza shopping centre and Mooloolaba's marina precinct. The Bruce Highway provides straightforward access from Brisbane (approximately 100 kilometres south) and routes north to Noosa.

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Beachfront locationOnsite parkingSwimming poolWiFi availableFamily-friendly roomsKitchen facilities

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Frequently asked

Where exactly is Alex Seaside Resort?

The resort is at 146 Alexandra Parade in Alexandra Headland, directly on the beachfront between Mooloolaba and Maroochydore on the Sunshine Coast, approximately 100 kilometres north of Brisbane.

What's nearby?

The resort faces Alexandra Headland's patrolled surf beach. Mooloolaba's cafes, restaurants, and marina are a short walk south along the coastal boardwalk, while Maroochydore's shopping and dining precinct is minutes north.

Is it suitable for families?

Yes, the beachfront location with patrolled swimming areas and the relaxed village atmosphere make it well-suited for families. The coastal boardwalk provides safe walking and cycling routes.

Is there parking available?

The resort provides onsite parking for guests, important given the beachfront location where street parking can be limited during peak holiday periods.

How far is it from Brisbane?

Alexandra Headland is approximately 100 kilometres north of Brisbane via the Bruce Highway, typically a 90-minute to two-hour drive depending on traffic.