Nambour

Nambour is a gateway to the stunning Sunshine Coast Hinterland and renowned for its retro charm, vintage trails, thriving café and craft beer scene and the annual Big Pineapple Music Festival.

Nambour was settled in the 1860s by miners disappointed after the poor returns from the goldfields at Gympie, just north. Today it is a thriving rural community a short distance west of the Sunshine Coast, and features many government offices and public facilities such as the Nambour Hospital. Nearby is a macadamia nut factory, a winery and many other things to see.

Nambour is about 100 kilometres north of Brisbane.

Nestled in the lush foothills of the Blackall Ranges and steeped in a rich agricultural history, you’ll find Nambour – the Sunshine Coast’s beating heart between the sea and the forests. With only a short drive separating you from the cosy hinterland town of Montville, Nambour represents the first step in your journey up the mountainside. Whether you’re looking for a leisurely morning thrifting vintage attire, being surrounded by springtime butterflies at a secluded farm, or seeking a late-night stop-up replete with gourmet woodfire pizzas, there’s something for everyone.

Get ready – Nambour’s here to embrace your inner artist, your vintage-loving style, and your love of good food.