3 days on the Gold Coast

There are a few different ways you can get to the Gold Coast from the United Kingdom. You’ll typically fly via a major hub such as Dubai, Doha or Singapore, before continuing on to Brisbane Airport. From there, it’s a quick one-hour transfer to the Gold Coast by public transport (train, bus or tram), car or private transfer. You can also fly into Sydney or Melbourne and hop on a short domestic flight to Gold Coast Airport.

There are a few different ways you can get to the Gold Coast from China. You can fly directly to Brisbane Airport from select cities, or connect via hubs such as Singapore or Hong Kong. From Brisbane, it’s a quick one-hour transfer to the Gold Coast by public transport (train, bus or tram), car or private transfer. You can also fly into Sydney or Melbourne and then take a short domestic flight to Gold Coast Airport.

The Gold Coast has plenty of activities for every member of the family. Kids will love visiting Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary, with its koalas and interactive exhibits, as well as the Gold Coast’s famous theme parks. Families can also enjoy beach days and a range of outdoor activities, from kayaking to surfing, while parents will appreciate the vibrant food scene in Burleigh Heads and Miami, including relaxed eateries and elevated dining at the likes of Rick Shores. With a mix of wildlife encounters, coastal experiences and great bites, there’s something to suit all ages and energy levels.

Getting around the Gold Coast is easy. Many highlights are centred around beachside spots like Burleigh Heads, Miami, Coolangatta and Currumbin, making it simple to move between them. One of the best ways to explore is by bike, with the option to have them delivered so you can cruise along the coastal pathway at your own pace. Short drives or local transport make it easy to reach the northern beaches, theme parks, hinterland and SkyPoint Observation Deck, giving you the flexibility to explore as you go.