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Restaurants & cafés
Rick Shores Modern Asian dining literally over the sand at the north end of Burleigh — the booths along the front have the surf coming up to the window at high tide. Phuket lobster roll is the dish that put them on the national map; the cocktails are equally serious.
The Tropic The follow-up venue from the Rick Shores team a few doors down — Mediterranean-tropical with wood-fire seafood and a bar list that rotates daily. The looser, more casual sibling, and arguably the better walk-in option in Burleigh.
Trails & outdoors
Burleigh Headland Walk A 2.3km rainforest-and-clifftop loop through Burleigh Heads National Park — from the foreshore car park up through pandanus and littoral rainforest to the Tumgun Lookout, then down the ocean side past the point break. The urban-bushwalk introduction to the GC.
Currumbin Rock Pools Walk A 1km walk along Currumbin Creek to a string of natural rock pools and a cold mountain-stream swim — the freshwater alternative to the beach, 20 minutes from Currumbin and packed by midday in summer.
Things to do
HOTA Gallery and Outdoor Cinema The Gold Coast's serious cultural anchor — gallery in a six-storey pixelated-green tower, outdoor cinema on the parkland, a rotating theatre program and the rooftop bar. Free entry to the gallery permanent collection.
Movie World Warner Bros Movie World at Oxenford — DC Rivals HyperCoaster, Superman Escape, the Hollywood Stunt Driver show and daily DC-character parade. The thrill-coaster park on the coast.
Landmarks & sights
Surfers Paradise Beach The Gold Coast's headline strip — three kilometres of patrolled gold sand backed by a wall of high-rises on Cavill Avenue. Touristy in the obvious ways, but the sand is genuinely beautiful and the lifeguarded swim zone runs daily between the red-and-yellow flags.
SkyPoint Observation Deck Level 77 of the Q1 — at 230m the southern hemisphere's highest beachside observation deck. The 360-degree view stretches from Stradbroke Island to the Lamington plateau, and the lift takes 43 seconds. The optional Climb takes you up the spire to the open-air platform at 270m.