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When it comes to travelling and adventures, you often don’t find everything in just one spot. Sometimes, you need to travel a considerable distance just to see another magnificent view. But that’s not the case when you visit Surfers Paradise, Gold Coast.
Surfers Paradise is the major tourist hub of the Gold Coast. Anyone in Queensland will tell you that one of the best places to visit in their area is this suburb. So, if you are looking for your next travel destination, Surfers Paradise might just be for you.
What Makes Surfers a Paradise?
Surfers Paradise, a seaside suburb on the Gold Coast, is one of Australia’s most visited destinations. Surfers, as it is colloquially referred to, is a gem in Eastern Australia. With thirteen million visitors a year, this suburb has become a haven for domestic and international tourists alike. But what exactly makes Surfers a paradise?
This beachside town would not be visited if it didn’t have much to offer. Surfers Paradise prides itself with blue waters, a beautiful beach, and a breathtaking skyline. It is known for being a town full of energy, enthusiasm, and eclecticism. There is so much for you to enjoy here at Surfers. From food to sights and even experiences, this town offers everything you are looking for in a top tourist destination.
The Best of Surfers Paradise
The name Surfers Paradise, Gold Coast, may sound intimidating, especially to those who aren’t aquatically inclined. But this town offers more than just rough waves. This place can be the perfect place for relaxation for people of all ages and walks of life. With places to see and things to do, you are sure to fill your days here with different agendas.
You see, Surfers Paradise is not just a paradise for, well, surfers. It is a hub for everyone. Still not sure if you want to visit this Queensland suburb, why don’t you check out the best things Surfers Paradise has in store:
1. Surfers Paradise Beach
One of the main reasons people come to Surfers Paradise is the beach. Surfers Paradise Beach is known for its blue waters and fine sand. You can even stroll along the beachfront market to find different trinkets.
2. Ripley's Believe It or Not!
If you are a fan of the bizarre and twisted, there is a spot in Surfers Paradise that’s perfect for you. Don't miss out on the chance to see a vast collection of the strangest things that ever existed. Spend an afternoon in Ripley’s Believe It or Not! and check out the different oddities the world has to offer.
3. Holey Moley
People come to Surfers to chill and have a good time. But some people don’t want to spend most of their day just lounging on the beach. So, if you are looking for something chill and fun, you can play a round of Putt-Putt at Holey Moley. This is the best place to sink balls and sip cocktails on the Gold Coast.
4. SkyPoint Observation Deck
Want to see what Surfers Paradise looks like from above? Why don’t you take yourself up the Q1 building and on to the SkyPoint viewing deck? This is where you can see the entirety of the suburb. This building is even taller than New York’s Chrysler. Views from this deck can make you feel like you’re on top of the world.
5. SkyPoint Climb
If you are looking for a little more fun, why don’t you step outside the observation deck? The SkyPoint Climb is perfect for anyone who loves mixing breathtaking views and unforgettable adventures. You'll get 15 minutes of adrenaline-filled sightseeing when you try the SkyPoint Climb. This experience may not be for the faint of heart.
6. Aquaduck
They say there are two ways to see Surfers Paradise, through its streets and its waters. Why not hit two birds with one stone? Or, in this case, one amphibious vehicle. An Australian first, the Aquaduck is perfect for those who want to see the town from different perspectives. And what’s better than roaming the streets and waters in one ride?
7. Infinity Gold Coast
Adventure isn’t limited to tours and thrilling experiences. It can also come in the form of a futuristic attraction. This is something you can surely get at Infinity Gold Coast. Here, you will feel like you are taken to a maze-like world where everything is a spectacle. This experience is unlike any other. You won’t know what to expect, but you are sure to remember the fun.
8. The Wax Museum
Another one of Surfers Paradise’s marvels is The Wax Museum. Here, you will find the largest collection of wax figures in the Southern Hemisphere. From famous faces to gruesome scenes, this attraction is sure to pique your interest. With all kinds of figures to see, there is no question this is one of the best places to visit on the Gold Coast.
9. iFLY Indoor Skydiving
Skydiving is on a lot of people’s bucket lists, but some just can’t seem to see it through. Let’s be real; the idea of jumping off a plane isn’t really something to look forward to. But if you want to go the safer route, you can try indoor skydiving at iFLY. This experience is perfect for all. Locals, tourists, and even expert skydivers should try iFLY at least once.
10. Cavill Avenue
If there is one place you will most likely find yourself in when you visit Surfers Paradise, it’s Cavill Avenue. This area is one of the suburb’s hotspots for commerce and lifestyle. Here, you can find some of the best establishments not just in Surfers but on the whole Gold Coast.
11. Surf
It wouldn’t be called Surfers Paradise without the surfing. The town is filled with a lot of surfing schools; it’s impossible not to find one that fits your style. After a few lessons, you will be ready to ride the waves like you were meant for it.
12. Asami
And, of course, the best way to cap off your days full of thrill, sights, and adventure is by getting some delicious food. But don’t just settle for a boring meal; go for an experience. That is something you can get at Asami. Here, you can witness the amazing skills of professional teppanyaki chefs, all while digging into some mouth-watering food and cocktails.
Get a Table Now!
If you want to try the best that Surfers Paradise, Gold Coast has to offer, book a table at Asami now! For details and reservations, you can call us on (07) 5504 6158.
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