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08 June 2026
What's New on the Gold Coast in 2026: Restaurants, Attractions & Accommodation
There's always something new to discover on the Gold Coast. This is a city that's constantly evolving, with fresh restaurants, buzzing bars, beautiful new places to stay and exciting attractions popping up all the time. Whether it's a beachfront dining spot serving up your next favourite meal, a bou...
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02 June 2026
5 Great Reasons to Visit the Gold Coast in Winter
Looking for the perfect winter holiday? You’ve found it! The Gold Coast is gorgeous year round and winter offers a different experience of this beautiful seaside city. The summer heat and humidity is replaced with crisp air, glorious sunshine and bluebird skies - perfect weather for exploring, hikin...
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01 June 2026
Your Guide to the Best Gold Coast Events: Winter 2026
There's no shortage of things to do on the Gold Coast this winter. From world-class sporting events and family-friendly festivals to live music, street art, classic cars and spectacular air displays there's a long line up of incredible events to keep you entertained. During the June, July and Augus...
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28 May 2026
Where to Stay and What to Do in Southport
While Southport might be known as the Gold Coast’s CBD, this northern hub is far more than office towers and business hours. Framed by waterfront parklands, wellness spots, family attractions and easy city access, it quietly delivers one of the most versatile all-round experiences on the coast. Whet...
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27 May 2026
Your Gold Coast Shopping Guide: From Major Malls to Local Boutiques
Ready for some retail therapy? You’ve come to the right place. Whether you want to hit the major malls with big brand names or browse local boutiques, splash some cash or score a bargain, Gold Coast shopping has a lot to offer. Here’s your guide to some of the city’s most popular retail precincts wh...
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20 May 2026
Your Visitor Guide to the 2026 ASICS Gold Coast Marathon
Every year, professional athletes, running enthusiasts and folk from all walks (or should that be runs?!) of life converge on the Gold Coast for a very special sporting event. ASICS Gold Coast Marathon was first held in 1979 and since then has grown to become the pinnacle of road running events in A...
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08 May 2026
Gold Coast Whale Watching Guide
Every winter, the waters off the Gold Coast come alive with one of nature’s most spectacular migrations as thousands of humpback whales journey along the famous Humpback Highway. From late May to early November, the Gold Coast becomes one of the best places in Australia for whale watching, with incr...
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29 April 2026
How to Celebrate Mother's Day on the Gold Coast
If you want to spoil you Mum on Mother's Day, the Gold Coast has the goods! While mugs and candles are lovely, an experience is the best gift - one she can share with the family is even better! Fill up her cup and make it a Mother's Day to remember. Whether she’s a foodie, culture buff, nature lover...
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24 April 2026
25 Things To Do For Under $25
Gold Coast is the kind of place where you don't need to break the bank to have an amazing experience. There's a huge variety of free activities, cheap eats and affordable fun. From natural beauty to affordable attractions, we've scoured the city to find the best things to do for under $25 so you can...
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21 April 2026
Where to Eat in Southport: Best Restaurants, Cafés & Bars
Whether you're chasing coastal calm or city buzz, Southport strikes the perfect balance. Southport (or So-Po as its known to locals) is the official CBD of the Gold Coast, where business and pleasure come together in the best possible way. When it comes to food, Southport is a melting pot of cultu...
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16 April 2026
Local Flavour - Explore Scenic Rim Eat Local Month
Scenic Rim Eat Local Month is a month-long food and farming festival with a packed program of over 150 events taking place across the wineries, distilleries, restaurants, producers and small-acre farms in this fertile Hinterland region. Running from May 29 - June 28, Eat Local Month is more than jus...
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09 April 2026
Where to Stay on Mount Tamborine: 3 Luxury Hinterland Escapes You’ll Love
If you’re dreaming of a luxury escape just beyond the coastline, the Gold Coast Hinterland delivers in spectacular style. Tucked among ancient rainforest, rolling green hills and misty mountain ridges, Mount Tamborine is home to some of the region’s most refined and restorative stays. In this guide,...
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08 April 2026
Best Tiny House Accommodation On The Gold Coast
The allure of the Gold Coast goes far beyond just its pristine beaches and buzzing metropolitan precincts. With the lush Hinterland at its back door, the Gold Coast and surrounding areas are emerging as a hub for tiny house accommodation and memorable into-the-wilderness escapes. Whether you're an e...
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01 April 2026
Soak, Steam & Unwind: Discover the Gold Coast’s Most Luxurious Bathhouses
There’s something special about making time to unwind and reconnect with yourself, and on the Gold Coast, bathhouses are redefining what it means to relax. These serene sanctuaries combine ancient bathing rituals with modern wellness practices, offering a deeply restorative experience for body and m...
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23 March 2026
Family-Friendly Easter Holiday Activities
The 2026 Easter holidays on the Gold Coast are set to be entertaining, adventurous and eggsellent fun! Join in the fun of holiday activities from creative workshops, wildlife programs and outdoor fun to Easter Egg hunts, markets and more. Easter Activities Easter Eggstravaganza Sanctuary Cove Join i...
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16 March 2026
The Complete Guide to Lamington National Park
There’s a moment when you step into Lamington National Park and the world seems to soften. Sunlight filters through ancient rainforest canopies, birdsong echoes across the valleys and waterfalls tumble over mossy rock ledges. Roughly 90 minutes from the Gold Coast, Lamington forms part of the Gondwa...
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY
Experience Gold Coast acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we are situated, the Kombumerri families of the Yugambeh Language Region.
We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging, and recognise their continuing connections to the lands, waters and their extended communities throughout Southeast Queensland.