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The magnificent Sunshine Coast, Queensland
Unicentral... It's More than University Accommodation
Enjoy your University life and student accommodation on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast – just an hour’s drive from Brisbane and stretching north to Rainbow Beach, lies a coastal strip of pristine beaches, tropical landscapes, beach side towns and; on the way out to the lush green peace of the Sunshine Coast hinterland charming hinterland communities and towns.
The Sunshine Coast has something to offer every age group and every budget. Its natural beauty is largely unspoilt and protected so you have all the benefits of a cosmopolitan holiday while enjoying all of nature’s most beautiful gifts. This natural setting is complemented by a thoughtful and elegant built environment.
Enjoy a wide range of experience from fine dining and excellent shopping to endless nature walks, adventure and swimming.
Burn up some energy and get ready for one of the hundreds of cafes, restaurants, bistros or clubs. Options for activities are endless.
Surf, Ski, Sail Jet Ski, Snorkel or Scuba Dive. Bungy Jump and experience 4 g’s in one second as you are blasted 50 metres into the air - and your first ‘air-gasm’ at the Big Kart track.
Or – kick back and take the short trip to the famous Fraser Island - the worlds largest sand island. Go shopping in modern shopping complexes, chic designers stores or pick up a unique bargains and gifts at one the many markets.
Visit Steve Erwin’s Australia Zoo and pat a koala, be cuddled by a python or watch the Croc’s perform in awe.
Get to know the area, and spend a wondrous day in the hinterland where you drive through rolling green countryside and pass through charming towns, stop for lunch an one of the many cafes and take your time to enjoy the roaring beauty of the Kondalilla Fall and the majesty of the Glass House Mountains.
It is easy to see why International and Australian students prefer the lifestyle and choose to accommodate on the Sunshine Coast while studying and attending University on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast.
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