Boreen Point
Boreen Point is a small village overlooking the sandy beaches and pleasant picnic spots of Lake Cootharaba, and is home to the popular historic Apollonian Hotel.
Things to do
Go sailing, kitesurfing or paddling – hire a canoe or kayak and explore the expansive waters of Lake Cootharaba. The lake is home to windsurfing and yachting competitions and is part of the Noosa River system. Boreen Point is the gateway to the upper Noosa River, the Everglades and the Great Sandy National Park.
Locals and visitors come from far and wide to enjoy the famous Sunday spit roast lunch and to relax on the wide verandah or in the beer garden of the historic Apollonian Hotel. Set on 3 acres with post-and-rail fences and a friendly Clydesdale in the front paddock, the Apollonian is a rustic and welcoming country pub.
Book to stay at self-contained holiday homes, or camping grounds and caravan parks with all the facilities you need, located on the shores of Lake Cootharaba. Book a bed in a bush setting at the historic Apollonian Hotel.
Locals and visitors come from far and wide to enjoy the famous Sunday spit roast lunch and to relax on the wide verandah or in the beer garden of the historic Apollonian Hotel. Set on 3 acres with post-and-rail fences and a friendly Clydesdale in the front paddock, the Apollonian is a rustic and welcoming country pub.
Book to stay at self-contained holiday homes, or camping grounds and caravan parks with all the facilities you need, located on the shores of Lake Cootharaba. Book a bed in a bush setting at the historic Apollonian Hotel.
Getting there
Boreen Point is 25 minutes drive north-west of Noosa Heads and is reached by taking McKinnon Drive out of Tewantin and then turn right into Louis Bazzo Drive.