We've been spending a good deal of time in Noosa, Catherine's current home town. Her father, Phillip, owns a resort here, called Noosa Blue, where she's the General Manager. It would be an understatement to say that the resort is a luxurious spot to stay a while. The decor is modern, the aesthetic and feel are light and airy, the pool is warm, the drinks are cold, and the beach is a mere hop, a short skip, and a soft jump down the road.
Noosa itself reminds me a lot of Santa Cruz, save for the fact that the ocean is about 10 degrees warmer, shimmering in all of its teal glory. The town is much smaller, and not nearly as bustling as Santa Cruz, but it's got some of the same sort of feel, what with its cute little esplenade areas, very similar vegetation and weather, and pristine beaches.
We've been making good use of the beaches, "lying out", bodysurfing, and praying to Neptune for more and bigger waves. All in all, our stay thus far has been very comfortable and quite breathtaking, and I'm finding that I could spend a lifetime on the Australian coast.
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