SAFA Skysailor Magazine

31 AUTUMN 2025 | March-April-May SKY SAILOR • All flying must be in accordance with the SAFA Operations Manual. • Make sure you are fully aware of the Emergency Plan and Procedures before flying – click here to view. • Only ever use the designated path and do not create new paths or tracks to and from launch. • There is strictly no camping in the car pull out area where the track starts. Keep reading to find out where you can stay. Full site rules can be found here: https://freeflyers.com.au/teewah-beach/ Where to stay Teewah is a small and secluded beachside village on Noosa’s North Shore which offers a range of accommodation to suit all budgets, including holiday houses and camping, not too far from the flying site. Teewah has sandy tracks, no streetlights or powerlines and is minus the crowds that visitors will see in nearby Noosa. Visit Teewah Beach Escapes for more details. Photos: Tex Bec If you want to be closer to the flying site and you don’t mind roughing it, there are camping options in the Cooloola Recre- ation Area of Great Sandy National Park. Teewah Beach camping area Zone 1 is on a remote stretch of beach about 1.1km long with many open camp sites on offer. Visit the National Parks website for more information. If you are looking for more up-market or luxurious accommodation during your visit, nearby Noosa has a range of hotels, resorts and holiday homes that are easily found with a Google search.