Deck the docks

on

|

comments

Boats decked out in sparkling Christmas lights are set to illuminate the Pelican Waters canals on 8 December, bringing festive cheer to the waterfront community for the second year running.

Caloundra Coastguard Flotilla Commander Roger Pearce said the annual Pelican Waters Christmas Lights Boat Parade launched in 2023 as an uplifting community initiative.

“It was an exhaustive process to set it up last year with all of the approvals we needed, but our persistence was worth the effort,” Commander Pearce said.

“The night turned out so well, we are very much looking forward to this year’s event, which we expect will be even bigger than last year.

“We had 50 boats at the 2023 event, and we had 12 registrations within the first 24 hours of being open this year.”

Those interested in being a part of this year’s parade can pick up a registration form from the Caloundra Coast Guard Headquarters at Tripcony Lane, off Majola Avenue, or by emailing [email protected].

Share this
Tags

Must-read

Dicky Beach child sex offender charged

Police have charged a 37-year-old Dicky Beach man following multiple alleged sexual assaults on the Sunshine Coast. Detectives from the Caloundra Child Protection and Investigation...

Wheelie out of control: E-bike mayhem in Caloundra

E-bike and E-scooter chaos is sweeping through Greater Caloundra, with young riders tearing through footpaths, esplanades, and streets at alarming speeds. While some dismiss it...

New road, same chaos

The long-anticipated connection between Aura Business Park and Racecourse Road via Edison Crescent is set to open soon, with the Graf Drive linkage to...

Rail dreams derail, traffic prevails

Hate sitting in traffic? Get used to it — Your rail dreams are heading nowhere fast The long-talked-about Sunshine Coast Rail Line from Beerwah to...

Shark management under fire

Following the tragic death of 17-year-old Charlize Zmuda in a shark attack at Woorim Beach, Bribie Island on 3 February, local fishermen are advocating...

More like this

Recent articles