- Broadbeach, 4218, Queensland, Australia
- Burleigh Heads, 4220, Queensland, Australia
- Coolangatta, 4225, Gold Coast
- Dining Cruises and Tours on the Gold Coast
- Exhibitions and Galleries Gold Coast
- Fishing on the Gold Coast Australia
- Gold Coast Airport hotel bookings, Gold Coast International Airport Australia
- Gold Coast Bed & Breakfast – Gold Coast Queensland Australia
- Gold Coast cabins, cottages and retreats – Queensland Australia
- Gold Coast Hinterland Tours
- Gold Coast Nature & Eco Tours – in and from the Gold Coast Australia
- Gold Coast Schools and Education on the Gold Coast Australia
- Gold Coast Theme Parks & Attractions
- Gold Coast Tourist Parks, Holiday Parks, Caravan Parks
- Gold Coast Tours & Fun Activities
- Gold Coast Tours and Activities
- Gold Coast Tours to Byron Bay
- Gold Coast Whale Watching Tours
- Helicopter Flights on the Gold Coast Australia
- Hot Air Balloons Gold Coast Australia
- Kingscliff, 2487, NSW, Australia
- Labrador, 4215, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia
- Learn to surf on the Gold Coast Australia
- Main Beach, 4217, Queensland, Australia
- Multicultural Groups on the Gold Coast, Australia
- O’Reilly’s and Lamington National Park Gold Coast Australia
- Performing Arts Groups on the Gold Coast, Australia
- Serviced Offices Gold Coast Australia
- South Stradbroke Island, 4216, Queensland, Australia
- Southport Gold Coast
- Surfers Paradise 3 star hotels, resorts and apartments Gold Coast
- Surfers Paradise, 4217, Queensland, Australia
- Tiger Moth flights, scenic and joy flights Gold Coast
- Tours to Brisbane from the Gold Coast Australia
Gold Coast
Australia’s Gold Coast is south of Brisbane and extends beyond the Queensland / New South Wales border. Famous for its beaches including Broadbeach, Main Beach, Surfers Paradise, Burleigh Heads and Coolangatta in Queensland, and Tweed Heads and Kingscliff in New South Wales, the Gold Coast is also home to several theme parks and is backed by a beautiful hinterland region.
New South Wales uses Daylight Saving (Summertime) from October to April, whereas Queensland runs on Eastern Standard Time all year round. This can cause some confusion, although many use the hour gained or lost as they cross the border to their advantage. School holidays and some public holidays also vary between states.
See our Brisbane site for What’s On in Brisbane and Queensland each month