Broadbeach is one of the easiest parts of the Gold Coast to handle without a car. Public Transport and Active transport work especially well here because Kurrawa Beach, central dining, GCCEC, The Star Gold Coast, Pacific Fair and two G stations all sit within a compact coastal strip. The tram runs north through Surfers Paradise […]
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Pacific Fair Shopping Centre, one of the Gold Coast’s most popular shopping spots, sits on Broadbeach’s southern side, close to the beach, hotels, and the Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre. With over 400 stores, you’ll find high-street fashion, Aussie labels, luxury brands, department stores, supermarkets, dining options, and Event Cinemas. Decide If It Is
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Broadbeach fine dining is found in two top-notch areas: The Star Gold Coast and Oracle Boulevard. The real decision isn’t about blowing the whole wad on a fancy table; it’s about what kind of evening you’re in the mood for. A set menu at Nineteen at The Star sets you back about A$310 before you
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The best restaurants in Broadbeach are surprisingly easy to reach, with Oracle Boulevard, Surf Parade, The Star Gold Coast, and Pacific Fair all close together. Dinner rarely becomes a transport problem. The real decision is simpler: what kind of night are you having, and how much do you want to spend? Pick The Right Dining
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Who Surfers Paradise is for boils down to those who are looking for a Gold Coast that’s always turned up: a beach right out front in Surfers Paradise Beach, Cavill Avenue a stone’s throw behind it, plenty to do once the sun goes down, and a reliable public transport system so you can easily get
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Cavill Avenue is the hub of Surfers Paradise, bringing the G:link tram, the pedestrian mall, shopping, places to grab a bite, the cinema, and Surfers Paradise Beach together in one lively part of the Gold Coast. To be honest though, Cavill Avenue isn’t the sort of place you’d want to spend half a day on
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Surfers Paradise for families works especially well because the beach, indoor attractions, food and family entertainment sit close together, so a day rarely needs much driving. The best plan is simply not to try and cram in every single thing. Pick out one or two paid attractions that are must-dos, keep the beach flexible, and
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SkyPoint Observation Deck perches on Level 77 of the Q1 Building in Surfers Paradise, high above the Gold Coast with sweeping 360-degree views of the Pacific Ocean, beaches, waterways & the Hinterland. The place is pretty straightforward. You walk in through the SkyPoint Lobby, pop into the express lift, head on up, and then take
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Surfers Paradise Beach is the Gold Coast’s best-known urban beach — a broad swathe of Pacific sand with the Esplanade and its high-rise skyline crammed right in behind it. Getting here is laughably easy. Just get off the tram and walk for five minutes; before you know it, you’re standing on the sand, with just
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Where to stay in Surfers Paradise really comes down to location, not so much the brand. Around Cavill Avenue you’ve got restaurants, nightlife, Surfers Paradise Beach and the G all within easy strolling distance of each other. The Esplanade puts the beach right at your doorstep. Head north or edge your way out of the
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