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Turn Caloundra’s seaside streets into a puzzle with this app-led, two-hour scavenger hunt — solve clues, snap photos and learn local lore as you go. Ideal for small teams, families and groups wanting a flexible, walkable introduction to the Sunshine Coast.
Turn Caloundra’s seaside streets into a puzzle with this app-led, two-hour scavenger hunt — solve clues, snap photos and learn local lore as you go. Ideal for small teams, families and groups wanting a flexible, walkable introduction to the Sunshine Coast.
Morning light hits Bulcock Beach and the path hums with the soft rhythm of footsteps and waves. You pull your phone from your pocket, open the Let’s Roam app and the town becomes a playground: murals, a squat white lighthouse, seaside parks and a boardwalk that keeps time with the tide. The hunt sends you down Dingle Avenue for a mural snap, loops past the Caloundra Regional Art Gallery and funnels you to the headland where the lighthouse keeps its watch.
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Operated by Let's Roam · Caloundra, Queensland
Morning light hits Bulcock Beach and the path hums with the soft rhythm of footsteps and waves. You pull your phone from your pocket, open the Let’s Roam app and the town becomes a playground: murals, a squat white lighthouse, seaside parks and a boardwalk that keeps time with the tide. The hunt sends you down Dingle Avenue for a mural snap, loops past the Caloundra Regional Art Gallery and funnels you to the headland where the lighthouse keeps its watch.
Caloundra sits on the north shore of Moreton Bay within the traditional lands of the Gubbi Gubbi (Kabi Kabi) people. Its coastline is shaped by Holocene sand deposition and wave action, giving the beaches their broad, low profiles and exposed headlands that make for visual waypoints in the hunt. Local culture is a blend of surf-town leisure and a growing arts scene evident in public murals and small galleries.
Practicalities are straightforward: this is a self-guided, app-led walking experience meant to be completed in roughly two hours. Expect paved promenades, short sandy stretches and flat town streets — suitable for most walkers. Bring sunscreen, a fully charged phone (and a power bank), comfortable shoes and water. Start early to avoid the hottest part of the day or late-afternoon crowds; the app customizes roles and photo challenges so groups of mixed abilities can split tasks.
Accessibility is high on paved sections but check beach access if you need ramps. All sales are final, so confirm weather and device readiness before you begin. With a little planning, the hunt turns familiar streets into pointed discoveries and fast stories you’ll keep telling.
The itinerary is designed for about two hours, but you can move faster or slower since it’s self-guided.
Yes — routes include paved promenades suitable for strollers, though some photo stops are best accessed on foot.
All sales are final; check the forecast and reschedule your plans independently — the app can still be used in light rain but bring protection for your device.
Many central sections and promenade areas are wheelchair accessible, but beach access and headland viewpoints may have steps or uneven surfaces.
Let's Roam operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Morning light hits Bulcock Beach and the path hums with the soft rhythm of footsteps and waves. You pull your phone from your pocket, open the Let’s Roam app and the town becomes a playground: murals, a squat white lighthouse, seaside parks and a boardwalk that keeps time with the tide. The hunt sends you down Dingle Avenue for a mural snap, loops past the Caloundra Regional Art Gallery and funnels you to the headland where the lighthouse keeps its watch.
Morning light hits Bulcock Beach and the path hums with the soft rhythm of footsteps and waves. You pull your phone from your pocket, open the Let’s Roam app and the town becomes a playground: murals, a squat white lighthouse, seaside parks and a boardwalk that keeps time with the tide. The hunt sends you down Dingle Avenue for a mural snap, loops past the Caloundra Regional Art Gallery and funnels you to the headland where the lighthouse keeps its watch.
Caloundra sits on the north shore of Moreton Bay within the traditional lands of the Gubbi Gubbi (Kabi Kabi) people. Its coastline is shaped by Holocene sand deposition and wave action, giving the beaches their broad, low profiles and exposed headlands that make for visual waypoints in the hunt. Local culture is a blend of surf-town leisure and a growing arts scene evident in public murals and small galleries.
Practicalities are straightforward: this is a self-guided, app-led walking experience meant to be completed in roughly two hours. Expect paved promenades, short sandy stretches and flat town streets — suitable for most walkers. Bring sunscreen, a fully charged phone (and a power bank), comfortable shoes and water. Start early to avoid the hottest part of the day or late-afternoon crowds; the app customizes roles and photo challenges so groups of mixed abilities can split tasks.
Accessibility is high on paved sections but check beach access if you need ramps. All sales are final, so confirm weather and device readiness before you begin. With a little planning, the hunt turns familiar streets into pointed discoveries and fast stories you’ll keep telling.