Head to Broadbeach for one of Queensland's best cafe scenes, hug a Koala in the Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary, touch the sky with the Skypoint Climb atop the iconic Q1 building or check out live performances, arts events and more at HOTA - Home of the Arts in Surfers Paradise.Īside from the obvious attractions of the ocean and coastal strip, the Gold Coast is perhaps less well known for its exceptional national parks that offer world-class bushwalks, ancient rainforests, glowworm caves and cascading waterfalls.

From whale spotting cruises to jet boat rides, kayaking to paddleboards and indoor skydiving to learning to surf, there's more than enough to keep the thrill seekers happy.Īlternatively, check out many of the area's hidden bars and restaurants, catch a dinner and show at Dracula's Cabaret, or simply take a stroll amongst the artisanal handicrafts and fresh produce of the Surfers Paradise Beachfront Markets - held every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday night along the Foreshore between 4 and 9pm. Movie World, Sea World and Wet 'n' Wild, Surfers Paradise offers plenty of activities for families, couples and solo travellers.

Home to world famous theme parks such as Warner Bros. Apart from the sheer natural beauty of the beach and its surrounds, there are several must-see attractions in Surfers Paradise for the first time and seasoned traveller alike. Perhaps the most famous area of the Gold Coast, Surfers Paradise is more than just heaven for surfers of all abilities. No matter what attraction you're seeking, chances are you'll find it on the Gold Coast. What are the must-see attractions on the Gold Coast? So whether it's sunshine, nightlife, nature or excitement you're after, you'll discover it on the Gold Coast.

Stretching northward from Tweed Heads to just south of Brisbane, and westward to the rainforests of Lamington National Park, the Gold Coast includes such internationally recognised areas as Surfers Paradise, Coolangatta, Burleigh Heads and Stradbroke Island.

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