Best Street Markets in Kingscliff

"Open: every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday from 4 pm to 9 pm. Address: The Foreshore, Surfers Paradise, QLD 4217. Historically popular with the international tourist crowd, these twilight markets at Surfers Paradise are perhaps most well known for peddling slightly kitsch souvenirs and quirky arts and crafts, but the selection has since expanded (think essential oils, candles, hand-blown glass and local products such as macadamias and honey) and worth a look."

"The Gold Coast is a renowned beach destination with pristine water and golden sandy beaches. With the sparkling blue water of the Pacific Ocean, Surfers Paradise is a one-of-a-kind destination for tourists."

"Explore The Esplanade while taking in the ocean breeze, as you stroll along the iconic Surfers Paradise foreshore to discover some of the Gold Coasts' most unique market stalls."

"Carrara Market is at Corner Gooding Drive and Manchester Road, Carrara (7 am to 3 pm every Saturday and Sunday). Australia’s largest permanent market is the market to beat all markets. With more than 400 stalls, Carrara Markets has become a Gold Coast tourist destination and another plus about it is the Carrara Markets opening hours is longer than most other markets."

"With a number of art and crafts markets, flea stores and local stalls, the Gold Coast offers an amazing array of markets for visitors and locals to experience. Those looking for value gift items and local crafts should..."

"With more than 150 stalls filled with fashion, food, plants, flowers, homewares, beauty products and craft, the Sunday beachside Art & Craft Markets are a Gold Coast institution appearing for over 20 years in some of the Coast’s most popular beachside spots. Combine your morning wandering the markets with a swim between the flags or a surf at the beach afterwards for a perfect fix of ‘easy like a Sunday morning’, Gold Coast style. Where: Broadbeach, Burleigh and Coolangatta When: Broadbeach (1st and 3rd Sunday of the month), Burleigh (4th Sunday of the month) and Coolangatta (2nd Sunday of the month)."

"Image SourceThe Coolangatta Art and Craft Markets are held on every second Sunday of the month, all through the year. At the 150+ stores, you will find everything you name, right from hand-made crafts, farm fresh produce, cookies, cakes and preserves to hand-made jewelry, skincare products, toys, home decor and lots more. The market is held around the Queen Elizabeth Park, right on the beachfront of Coolangatta and has something in store (quite literally!) for everyone."

"Listen to talented local musicians and browse artworks, jewellery and homewares made by artists from the Gold Coast and nearby Northern Rivers at this attractive beachfront market. The Coolangatta Art & Craft Market is on the second Sunday of every month."

"Broadbeach Markets is at Kurrawa Park opposite the Oasis Shopping centre (8 am to 2 pm on the 1st and 3rd Sunday of each month). The beachfront location of Broadbeach Markets, next to theKurrawa Surf Club, makes it an excellent spot to visit. From handmade toys to leather bags and plenty of locally designed clothing, the Broadbeach market is the place to shop for Australian-made products."

"Burleigh Farmers Market is a mecca when it comes to sourcing farm-fresh food in a buzzing beachside atmosphere. The community of local foodies start early at 7am at the barista followed by breakfast from one of the internationally-inspired food trucks. Afterwards, take a wander through the stalls for fresh fruit and in-season vegetables, plus a pick of preserves, local honey, home-honed beauty products, flowers and hand made homewares."

"by Anastasia | Jul 27, 2017 | Playgrounds + Parks, Top 10 Playgrounds. Rotary Park Mudgeeraba is a great local playground that is the perfect spot for a playdate or morning out. The Mudgeeraba Bakery close by combined with a train-themed park make it a fun and easy place for kids to play and parents to relax."

"Amy and Holly Prosser’s addictive frozen treats have formed a solid following and locals flock to Heven-Yah’s 1950s-style corner building on hot days. The most charming gelato place on the Gold Coast, it’s the only venue that uses a traditional “pozzetti” for storing its frozen products. Flavours include orange and poppy seed, chocolate almond (vegan-friendly and made on almond milk), mascarpone with cherry, and refreshing sorbets like strawberry, mango, rockmelon and apricot – all of which use fresh, local ingredients."

"If you’re not sure whether you’ll ever get to heaven, fear not, because we’ve found heaven on Earth. Sisters, Holly and Amy Prosser, opened the doors to this industrial-style gelataria after a dessert-filled sojourn through Europe. They came back to their home base, rented a cart and traveller with it for 18 months, then realised a standalone shop front was worth the investment."

"The newest addition to the Gold Coast’s gelato scene, Heven Yah, have added their own heavenly (yes, we went there) touch to gelato as we know it. Their fresh flavours featuring honey fig and pear moscato (who knew that would be a match made in heaven?) sorbet are enough to have you asking ‘why has no one thought of this combo before?"

"A visit to our most Instagrammable café, Passiontree Velvet is a must!. And trust us, the food tastes even better than it looks. Whether you’ve got a sweet tooth or craving something savoury, Passiontree’s menu offers something for everyone!"

"Stop and take in the view at our waterfront café, Caffe Cherry Beans. After something sweet?. Treat yourself while you’re there to their caramalised banana pancakes or mixed berry compote French toast."

"Located on the Northern Gold Coast, fill your tummies with a mouth watering breakfast and specialty coffee at Daark Espresso before you hit the golden, sandy beaches. The cafe is set in a Queenslander-style structure, with patrons invited to sit inside or outside on the wraparound wooden deck. Square birch tables are adorned with Moss & Stone dried floral arrangements in support of the neighbouring florist."

"You’ll find this boujie specialty coffee store in Chirn Park, the trendiest little spot on the northern Gold Coast. Daark Espresso have been slinging out great coffees since 2013, with signature blends and single origins available. Order their Iced Coffee for a summer treat: a doppio espresso with milk over ice, topped with vanilla bean ice cream."

"A favourite for those up the northern end of the GC, these guys are well known for their caffeinated bevs, perfectly-plated breakfast, and welcoming staff. We’d know… We keep coming back time after time for that Cinnabon French toast."

"The Mantra’s Nosh Pan Asian Restaurant kicks the day off the right way, with one of the best buffet breakfast Gold Coast for families to enjoy. The menu features plenty of classics, including fresh fruit, pastries, cereal, and hot dishes. Otherwise, ‘taste’ dishes are available later in the day, with plenty of cuisines to try."