Warana Weir

The Warana Weir separating Parrearra Channel and canals from the Mooloolah River.

Kawana Way

Driving under the Kawana Way for the first time. I've driven over it many times in a car, but first time under it in a boat.

Whale One

Whale One whale watching vessel heads out of Mooloolah River on a tour. They should have had a good view as a few breaches could be seen from some playful whales in the distance.

La Balsa Walk

A walk along La Balsa Park walkway on the Mooloolah River.

Mooloolaba Harbour

Leaving the safety of Mooloolaba Harbour and the Mooloolah River on the way to a meeting with the Pacific Ocean.

La Balsa Park

A view from La Balsa Park on a wonderful day for a catch up with friends.

Leaving Mooloolaba

Leaving Mooloolaba making a beeline for Mudjimba Island.

Mooloolah River Headland

The Point Cartwright Headland that protects the entrance to the Mooloolah River at Mooloolaba.

Mooloolah Heads

Point Cartwright as seen from the eastern rock wall at the Mooloolah River Entrance. Technically, this is also called Mooloolah Heads as it is the mouth of the Mooloolah River into the Pacific Ocean. That's my story and I'm sticking to it.

Kayak Head Crossing

A very cool and rare sign that warns of Kayakers crossing ahead on a Mooloolah River weir at Warana. Or Kayak headed people crossing ahead...

Mooloolaba Spit Boardwalk

The new and improved boardwalk along the Spit at Mooloolaba. This is one of my favourite walks that leads from the main beach at Mooloolaba to the end of the rock wall at the Mooloolah river mouth.

Boat

A close up shot of the boat from yesterday's post as it nears the rock wall at Mooloolaba.

Afternoon Reflection

A large displacement boat approaches Mooloolah River in the afternoon glare of a watery reflection.

Runabout

A small half-cabin runabout enters the Mooloolah River mouth.

Approach

Two small boats approach the Mooloolaba Harbour entrance.

Mooloolah River

The Mooloolah River empties into the sea, as seen from the rock wall at the Mooloolaba Spit.

Mooloolaba Paddle

This morning I took the little kayak out for its first venture into the Pacific Ocean. Just a short paddle beyond the mouth of the Mooloolah River.

Waves

The waves roll in at Point Cartwright at the mouth of the Mooloolah River.

Surf

A surf-ski rider at Mooloolaba takes advantage of some large swells at the mouth of the swollen Mooloolah River.