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Surfers Paradise Tourist Information
Surfers Paradise Facts and Figures
In the heart of the sunny Gold Coast is the sunny Surfers Paradise. SurfersParadise is some 15 kilometres from Currumbin and 80 kilometres south of Brisbane, the capital of Queensland. Surfers Paradise is one of Australia's most popular tourist destination. Surfers Paradise is a great spot for families with its many patrolled swimming beaches and family theme parks and street theatres. For the grown-ups, Surfers Paradise a major nightlife centre on the sunny Gold Coast. The Gold Coast and Surfers paradise have many popular nightclubs, bars and music venues. Cavill Avenue and Orchid Avenue providing entertainment into the early hours of the morning.
Surfers Paradise is a popular shopping opportunity, providing shoppers with many choices to choose from such as shopping malls and boutique stores. There are weekly beachfront night markets situated on the beach up from Cavill Ave. The major shopping centres situated in Surfers include The Paradise Centre, the Chevron Renaissance and The Dolphin Centre. There are also many great art galleries, major duty-free stores and souvenir outlets abound.
Surfers Paradise Population
Surfers Paradise's population is approximately 12000.
Surfers Paradise Attractions and features
Gold Coast City is a highly dynamic city with a wide variety of built attractions and natural features including:
- Theme parks close to Surfers Paradise include: Warner Bros. Movie World, Sea World, Dreamworld and Wet 'n' Wild as well as several wildlife parks such as Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary
- A night out at Conrad Jupiters Casino will always be full of excitement. Swing into party mode, sit back and relax or mingle with friends in one of Conrad Jupiters' nine bars.
- The long sandy beaches of Surfers Paradise are one of the best natural attraction. The Gold Coast has arguably the best beaches in the world!
- The Surfers paradise beaches are patrolled by individual surf clubs and the Surf Life Saving Queensland. 17 beaches, approx 42 kilometres in length including Surfers Paradise, are patrolled on a year round basis.
- Try bungy jumping, water skiing, parasailing or scuba diving.
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