Yaroomba

Yaroomba is a coastal suburb on Queensland's Sunshine Coast, renowned for its pristine beaches and relaxed lifestyle. The area features a mix of residential homes and the expansive Palmer Coolum Resort Golf Course, covering approximately 150 hectares. Yaroomba Beach, with its long stretch of sand, is a popular spot for surfing and relaxation. The suburb is bordered by Point Arkwright to the north, offering rock pools ideal for families. Additionally, Yaroomba is home to a colony of endangered loggerhead turtles that return annually to lay their eggs. The community enjoys a tight-knit atmosphere, with amenities including parks, walking tracks, and a variety of dining options. Educational institutions such as Coolum State School and Coolum State High School are located in the neighboring suburb of Coolum Beach. Yaroomba's name, derived from the local Gubbi Gubbui language, means "surf on the beach."