In Queensland’s Sunshine Coast region sits the gorgeous little hippy town of Eumundi, home of the largest open-air market in Australia (that’s what they say, anyway), and just plain breathtaking nature which you can blissfully wander around, sans shoes, hopping between the pubs, cafes, bookstores and parks.
Plus, there’s art.
Eumundi street art is mostly the kind of public art you expect to see in little hippy areas, with a few very special additions by local and nationally renowned street artists, thanks to the Sunshine Coast’s Horizon Festival.
Photos used in this article are from Brisbane street art photographer, DKJ Street Art Photography. Check him out on Instagram.
Eumundi Street Art Map
Using the static street art map from Experience Eumundi, we’ve made a downloadable, interactive Google map so that you can download it on your phone and follow along as you’re checking out the markets or many cafes.
While you’re on the Sunshine Coast, so not miss street art hunting in other areas like nearby Noosa. Or Nambour, Maroochydore and Caloundra a little further down the coast. You can find the entire Sunshine Coast map here.
Wall by Mort Murray.
For the rest of Australia, check out our Street Art Maps page to find your next hunting destination.
Header image by David Houghton.
