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What to expect: Industrial-style interiors, friendly locals, and the smell of fresh pastries wafting through the lane.
What to bring: Reusable coffee cup and camera — the coffee art and pastry close-ups are Insta gold.
What to expect: Open paddocks, fresh air, and a slower pace — the kind of place that makes you forget notifications exist.
What to bring: Hat, swimmers, towel, closed shoes for the paddocks, and snacks for the road.
📍 4 Tunnel Rd, Stokers Siding
What to expect: Relaxed country-chic vibes, sprawling views, drinks in the sunshine, a gift shop full of local treasures, and live music most weekends.
What to bring: Sunglasses, camera, and a light wrap — the afternoon breeze is lovely but can get cool.
📍 1152 Dulguigan Rd, North Tumbulgum
What to expect: Gentle 20-minute walk each way, sea breezes, and the chance to spot dolphins or whales in season.
What to bring: Comfortable shoes, water, tripod or phone stand for sunset shots, and a light jacket.
📍 Fingal Head Reserve
What to expect: The smell of warm bread, friendly chatter, and a pastry cabinet that will test your willpower.
What to bring: Tote bag for takeaway loaves and keep cup for your second coffee of the day.
📍 11 Bay St, Tweed Heads South
What to expect: Contemporary art, peaceful gardens, and sweeping views of Wollumbin (Mt Warning). The gallery café is perfect for mid-morning tea.
What to bring: Curiosity, camera, and maybe a notebook — it’s that kind of inspiring place.
📍 2 Mistral Rd, South Murwillumbah | Open Tues–Sun 10 am–5 pm
What to expect: Fun for all ages — hands-on tastings, cute farm aminals, scenic views, and a relaxing outdoor restaurant.
What to bring: Hat, sunscreen, and reusable water bottle. Fruit tasting can get messy — maybe pack wipes for the kids!
📍 29 Duranbah Rd, Duranbah | Open Daily 10 am–4 pm
What to expect: Flat, scenic paths, easy for all fitness levels, with breathtaking Hinterland backdrops.
What to bring: Comfortable shoes or hire an e-bike, water, hat, and camera for the tunnels — the light play is magic.
📍 Access points from Murwillumbah Station or Dunbible
Extra Things We Love (If You Have More Time!)
Murwillumbah Farmers Market – Wednesday mornings, packed with produce, live music and friendly locals.
Cubby Bakehouse (Chinderah) – flaky croissants, riverside brunch and perfect coffee pit-stop.
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Holiday planning is half the fun… These multi-day itineraries showcase the best of our destination. Create your perfect trip to the Gold Coast with ideas and inspiration on where to go, what to do and how to make the most of your time here.
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Kids Take Over the Gold Coast
Looking for a family day out where the little ones call the shots?
From interactive art activities and up-close wildlife encounters to splashing about in water play zones and tucking into tasty child-approved eats, it’s the ultimate way for kids to discover, create and play across the Gold Coast.
Adventure Seeker's Gold Coast 3 Days of Thrills
If your idea of a holiday involves white-knuckle moments, salty hair, and the kind of stories you’ll be bragging about for years, the Gold Coast is your playground. Strap in — here’s a 3-day adrenaline itinerary that takes you from sky to sea (and everything in between).
From TikTok Virals to Award Winners - The Gold Coast Has It All
Here’s how to balance viral-worthy fun with world-class experiences in just two days.
The Gold Coast is a playground for both your camera roll and your taste buds. One minute you’re sipping coffee in a pastel café that’s all over TikTok, the next you’re dining at a restaurant that’s bagged global awards. This 2-day itinerary takes you from viral moments to brag-worthy fine dining — because on the Gold Coast, you really can have it all.
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.