Must See Sights and Landmarks in Kingscliff Area

"One of the essentials of the Gold Coast, especially for first-timers, is the Skypoint Observation Deck. Situated on top of the Q1, Skypoint will give you access to the highest point above the Gold Coast while providing spectacular, uninhibited 360-degree views that stretch from the surf to the hinterland and beyond. While access to the deck itself may seem pricey for simple access, the views on offer are unparalleled and the price of admission is well worth it."

"The Q1 building, in Surfers Paradise, is one of the world’s tallest residential buildings at 322.5m high. The SkyPoint Observation Deck is on the 77th floor and provides incredible views of the coast, city, and mountains. It has one of Australia’s fastest elevators taking you from ground to Level 77 (230m above sea level) in 42.7 seconds."

"SkyPoint Observation Deck is an observation deck located on levels 77 and 78 of Building Q1 (Australia’s tallest residential tower) in Surfers Paradise. It includes a museum, weather station, theatre, and lounge bar on two levels. It is Australia’s only waterfront observation deck and can accommodate 400 people."

"Currumbin, Main Beach, Kirra, Broadbeach, Palm Beach, Coolangatta – having to pick the best beach on the Goldie is a bit like selecting a Beatles top track or Tom Hanks’ finest film. But surfers won’t hesitate naming Snapper Rocks their favourite strip of sand because of its clean waves, consistent swell and the man-made Superbank, a sandbank that allows boardriders to cruise all the way to Coolangatta."

"One of the best surf beaches in Australia, come here to watch in awe as some of Queensland’s best surfers tackle phenomenal waves. Enjoy the fantastic rugged scenery, try your hand at a bit of fishing or enjoy a stroll along one of Australia’s most beautiful beaches at sunset. Enjoy a stroll along one of Australia’s most beautiful beaches at sunset."

"One of the most famous surf breaks, Snapper Rocks is a consistent point break that can provide up to a kilometre long ride if you can pull the right wave. The break is accessed quickly by (carefully) paddling out from the rocks or by paddling through the breakers of the beach. Nearby is Rainbow Bay Surf Club."

"If you want to enjoy the beauty of this coastal city's nature, you should see Purlingbrook Falls. This flows down a huge cliff face, plunging into a cool rock below. This waterfall is formed like a horse's tail and now, it is in the UNESCO World Heritage site because of its unique structure and nature value."

"Located in the lovely Springbrook National Park, Purlingbrook Falls is a fantastic attraction in the Gold Coast Hinterland. As one of the tallest waterfalls in Queensland, Purlingbrook Falls flows over a cliff for..."

"True to its name, Best Of All Lookout has the best view in Springbrook National Park. Here, in this subtropical rainforest an hour from the Gold Coast, visitors will find an Antarctic Beech forest left over from the days of Gondwanaland, which in collection with the Gondwana Rainforests of Australia, is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage area for its unique geology and ecology. At Best Of All Lookout, visitors will peer out towards the peak of Mt Warning, which is famously known as Australia’s first place to greet the rising sun."

"Whilst visiting the popular Springbrook National Park, make sure you visit the Best of All Lookout. This lookout is known as the best viewing point on the Gold Coast and offers some of the most beautiful views of the..."

"Those looking to indulge their sweet tooth on rainy days can head to Superbee Honeyworld. This is an easily accessible attraction just off the Gold Coast Highway that sits across the road from the popular Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary and covers all aspects of honey production. Visitors to Honeyworld can take the chance to sample a wide array of different types of honey (over 20 in total), with some unusual and rare types such as Eucalyptus and even Ginger that are all of the exceptionally high quality."

"The headland of Point Danger, sitting between Coolangatta and Tweed Heads, marks the border between Queensland and New South Wales. There are amazing views from here both ways along the coast, and you can use it as a starting point or picnic end to several coastal walks. The Brutalist concrete tower that marks the spot (and the cardinal directions) is, despite its sculptural aspirations, a working lighthouse. Once a laser, it's now a tried-and-true electric beacon."

"Cbus Super Stadium is the home ground for the Gold Coast’s very own rugby league team, the Titans. It is also the ideal destination for a family day out. Grab a hot pie and a cold drink before settling into your grand-stand seats."

"Another newcomer on the hospitality scene, BOBs beer is like no other brewery you’ve ever seen. Just metres from the beach, this venue doesn’t provide your average brewery menu, but instead offers a fine dining style menu utilising fresh seasonal produce with each meal designed to complement their plentiful list of delicious beers. That concludes our list of noteworthy restaurants on the GC!"

"Stroll up from the golden sands of the GC’s most iconic beach to assuage thirst and hunger at Surfers Paradise’s first and only brewery BOBs Brewery & Restaurant on Elkhorn Avenue. BOBs is an acronym ... "Readers' Choice 2019 - Regional"

"Tweed HeadsThis family owned, local artisan brewery situated in Tweed Heads proudly produces a selection of lagers, ales, pilsners and dark beers, as well as a popular alcoholic Jinja Beer, using the finest malts, hops and grains available. Pop in for brewery tours, beer tasting, party keg hire and specialised brewing services."

"Where: 10 Kianga Court, Currumbin Valley, QLD. The Gold Coast brewery is not open to the public due to council legislation. Mates Luke Ronalds and Peter Wheldon founded Currumbin Valley Brewingin 2016. In 2017 they built their own small farmhouse artisanal brewery in Currumbin Valley."

"A beach much quieter than Coolangatta or Surfers Paradise, Tugun is a very relaxed beach surrounded by great options for Surf Clubs, Leagues Clubs, Golf Clubs, cafes and restaurants. Gold Coast surf beaches. A popular beach for walkers."

"Just an hour from Southport in the heart of the Gold Coast is Lamington National Park. Lush rainforests, ancient trees, waterfalls, summits, spectacular views and more than 160 km of walking tracks make the UNESCO World Heritage listed Gondwana Rainforest of the Lamington National Park a magical place to visit. The Binna Burra and Green Mountain sections of the national park have many short walks for day trippers."

"You’ll find this track on the Green Mountains side of Lamington National Park (near O’Reilly’s Rainforest Retreat). Step into cool rainforest, where enormous curved buttress roots rise from the ground and ancient trees tower overhead. See if the kids can spot where rainforest transitions into open woodland, and don’t forget to take some photos of the expansive views from the lookout at the end of the track."

"Part of Australia’s Gondwana Rainforests, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Lamington National Park is a paradise for nature lovers and adventure seekers. Covering 77 square miles (200 square kilometers), it’s known for its rich biodiversity, ancient trees, over 500 waterfalls, and more than 100 miles (160 kilometers) of hiking trails.More"