Gold Coast
Not sure what to do on the Gold Coast? Grab some tickets for attractions and more here at Experience Oz! The Gold Coast is without doubt Australia's premier holiday destination for all occasions from family holidays with kids to those solely for adults. Mention what to do on the Gold Coast to any Australian and what almost certainly comes to mind is the dazzling array of Gold Coast theme parks like Dream World, Warner Bros. Movie World, Wet ānā Wild Water World, Sea World, the nightclubs, beaches, and much more.
For a dazzling night out, experience the new stage show at Jupiters Casino or, if you prefer to be daring, climb to the top of the tallest residential building in the world with the Q1 Skypoint Climb. Other nightlife options include dancing all night and a dawn walk on the world renowned golden sand beaches of Surfers Paradise is more to your liking.
A large number of guided tours to the Hinterland are available which allow you to picnic at rock pools and cascading waterfalls, visit glowworm caves, go bush walking or horse riding. There are even vineyards and mountain villages to visit. Or if you feel more drawn to the water, we have tickets to a bevy of aquatic activities including fishing, jet boating, scuba diving, island and waterway cruises which are available year round. The Gold Coast is also one of the best place to go whale watching on the east coast of Australia. Search below to find tickets for your Gold Coast experience, or for more information on what to do in Queensland as a whole, or for some ideas on making a great Gold Coast itinerary be sure to check out our information pages and city guide in the menu above, and click here if you're looking for Gold Coast bus timetables to make getting around easier.
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The Gold Coast, one of the most popular tourist destinations in the country, is less a true "city" and more a collection of combined suburbs stretched out along a 100km stretch of coastal land and beaches. As opposed to the conventional "circular" fashion of a traditional city, the Gold Coast is a long strip that extends from Coomera in the North down to Coolangatta (the location of the Gold Coast's international airport) in the South. This thin format makes the Gold Coast a relatively easy region to navigate for tourists - most of the major attractions, such as its theme parks, and suburbs are located at intermittent points along either the Gold Coast Highway or Pacific Motorway, and can thus be reached without the confusion associated with attempting to navigate through a more complicated city Central Business District.
The Gold Coast also has one of the largest systems of man-made canals in the world - larger than the waterways of both Venice and Amsterdam combined - which provide even more of an aquatic atmosphere to the region.

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