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Sun, surf, sand and vibrant city sights greet the eager Gold Coast holiday-maker. Australia’s no.1 tourist destination offers breath-taking rainforest retreats, luxurious beaches and a world of fun and adventure for the whole family. Shop ‘til you drop or go on a hinterland exploration - it’s all waiting for you on the glorious Gold Coast! Surfers Paradise While proximity to highrises, nightclubs, restaurants and shops are major drawcards for Surfers Paradise beachgoers, the clean white sand and sparkling surf don't hurt either. Broadbeach Kurrawa beach at Broadbeach is one of the coast's favourite family beaches. With a wide expanse of clean sand to spread out on and a large flagged area, this one is best for dippers and sandgropers. Burleigh Heads Burleigh's protected, patrolled swimming area, clean sandy beach, top point break, well-equipped foreshore and proximity to Burleigh Heads CBD tick all the boxes.Main Beach The most northerly of the city's main beaches, the suburb of Main Beach and its well, main beach, enjoy a somewhat quieter profile than its popular neighbours, Surfers Paradise and Broadbeach. Duranbah Occupying the patch between Point Danger and the Tweed River entrance, Duranbah beach - or D'bah as it's known to locals - is best-known for its surf break. Snapper Rocks Once known for its fishing, Snapper Rocks has evolved into the Gold Coast's most famous surf spot - a classy, consistent point break that also offers one of the world's longest rides. Rainbow Bay Nestled between Greenmount Hill and Snapper Rocks, Rainbow Bay is naturally beautiful and has something for everyone - surfers, families, sun-lovers, swimmers and kids. Currumbin South of the border, Currumbin offers a three-for-one deal - Currumbin Lake and Creek, Currumbin Alley and Currumbin Beach - making it a good choice for those in need of variety. The Broadwater OK, so it's not a beach, but the flat body of tidal water between Southport in the south and Biggera Waters in the north, and its foreshore, is among the city's most utilised outdoor areas.

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