Surfers Paradise

From Wikia Travel

Surfer's Paradise is one of the hottest spots to visit throughout all of Australia. It generally is referred to as the Miami Beach of Australia. With kilometer after kilometer of wide-open sand beaches, its diverse arrangement of resturaunts and pubs, and its unparallelled night life and shopping, Surfer's Paradise is the stop for just about every traveler.

Tips for: backpackers • business travelers • luxury/exotic travel • hitchhikers • families • seniors • LBG travelers • pet owners

Navigation

1 Hotels and lodging
2 Attractions
3 Shopping
4 Maps and transportation
- 4.1 Getting to Surfers Paradise
- 4.2 Exploring Surfers Paradise
5 Practical information and resources
6 Restaurants
- 6.1 Text with links to user-reviews on other pages
7 Nightlife
8 Photo gallery
9 Everything else
10 External resources

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In a short drive from Surfers Paradise there are four major Theme Parks being Dreamworld, Warner Bros. Movie World, Wet'n'Wild and Sea World with each offering their own unique experience. If theme parks aren't your thing, there are also 40 golf courses, dinner cruises, and loads of adrenaline-based outdoor activities, from bungee lumping to jet-skiing.

Surfers Paradise itself hosts a range of attractions including Ripley's Believe it or Not Museum, the Wax Museum, Spacewalker attraction and Adrenalin Park to mention just some for the daytime tourist. Surfers is also renowned for it's nightlife with popular nightspots including Melbas, Shooters and the Drink.

Possibly one of the favorite and most popular activity on the Gold Coast is the natural kind, and it doesn't cost a cent-hitting the surf and lazing on the beach. Along with the natural attraction of the coastline a major inland feature of the region is the Hinterland featuring World Heritage Listed national parks and scenic rainforests to explore.