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What to do and see in Broadbeach, Queensland: The Best Budget-friendly Things to do
Not far from the vibrant Surfers Paradise is the calm and collected Broadbeach, a refuge of honey-colored sands. The Gold Coast town boasts incredible dining, thumping nightclubs, homey taverns and impressive shopping. Risk-takers and thrill-seekers can press their luck at the Conrad Jupiters Casino.
Restaurants in Broadbeach
1. Gold Coast Food and Wine Tours
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5.0 based on 149 reviews
Enjoy a delicious and entertaining guided walk through some of the Gold Coast’s best restaurants, bars and cafes. In small group tours you’ll discover great new food experiences, unique locations and the special delight of eating well. For visitors it is a guaranteed quality eating holiday experience not to be missed. Delicious food, wine and cocktails are included in the price. Meet the local vendors, learn the history, get a behind the scenes food and wine experience while being guided by a professional tour guide from Gold Coast Food and Wine Tours!
2. Pacific Fair Shopping Centre
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4.5 based on 3,166 reviews
Pacific Fair is centrally located in the heart of the Gold Coast adjacent to the Star Gold Coast and the Broadbeach entertainment precinct. Pacific Fair is one of Australia's largest shopping centres and boasts an outstanding collection of luxury, high-street fashion, and dining and bar experiences, plus a world-class indoor/outdoor leisure and entertainment precinct and around 400 specialty stores. The centre also boasts two supermarkets, a fresh food market, Big W, David Jones, Kmart, Target and the Gold Coast’s largest Myer. Pacific Fair has a first-class Visitor Lounge including showers/amenities, luggage storage, coach set-down, free WiFi, stylist service, quiet room and an exclusive Visitor Privileges Pass with over a hundred special offers. There's also a free shopping shuttle that services Sea World (Southport) in the north to Burleigh Heads in the south daily (see website for timetable). A visit to the Gold Coast isn’t complete without a visit to Pacific Fair.
Reviewed By mohomadr2017 - Young, Australia
While holidaying at the Gold Coast we had the opportunity to go shopping at Pacific Fair, it had a range of tremendous and vast range of named stores and my favorite a massive food court to tingle your trate buds. Great place to kill some time and your pocket.
3. Kurrawa Beach
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4.5 based on 816 reviews
Reviewed By ribsy56 - Brisbane, Australia
What a beautiful beach! With the surf club on the doorstep and kids' play area not too far away, a walk on the beach was the perfect way to spend a Saturday afternoon. Life savers were on duty and the water was a beautiful blue, with gentle waves. Loved it!
4. Queensland Korean War Memorial
5. G:link
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4.5 based on 2,246 reviews
Reviewed By jancG4390TU
Stayed in Broadbeach South and used the g link rail with bus,very easy to use and good link up times with buses, outside pacific fair shopping precinct.Used a g-card day pass a few times and the ticket machines are easy to use too.Although a long commute,used it to get out to dreamworld,with link up bus,no problem.Would use again next time we visit.
6. Kurrawa Pratten Park
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4.5 based on 167 reviews
The City of Gold Coast and Disability Services Queensland joined forces to create the Gold Coast's first 'All Abilities Playground' at Kurrawa Pratten Park, Broadbeach. The park has proven extremely popular, providing an innovative, unique and entertaining play space for kids of all ages and abilities! The All Abilities Playground is one of our newest play spaces, featuring an accessible submarine, a mermaid, diver and fish, simulating the ocean environment. The kids will have a ball in this sea-themed playground, designed to cater to all ages and ability levels.
Reviewed By 218CherylM - Sydney, Australia
This well maintained park is well used as it is beautifully maintained and spacious. So many families use it for picnics, walks, ball games and it also has a great playground for young to mid age lids. We took the grandkids with their skipping ropes and frisbees and they had a fabulous time. The adjoining Kurrawa Surf Club is available for snacks and coffee.
7. Summer Elisabeth Day Spa
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4.5 based on 421 reviews
Reviewed By talithajoy94 - Coombabah, Australia
We had a very nice relaxing experience. We had the 3 hour package with a glass of bubbly and sauna time on arrival followed by a milk bath foot soak, full body exfoliation, remedial massage, a facial, scalp massage and hot towel foot treatment
8. Rotary Carousel Broadbeach
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4.5 based on 68 reviews
Reviewed By 463hannae
This has a great Vibe about due to its fantastic location within shopping areas and eateries. Kids enjoy the experience
9. Broad Beach Art and Craft Markets
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4.0 based on 29 reviews
Gold Coast's famous Sunday beachside market, held at Broadbeach on the 1st and 3rd Sunday of every month (see also Coolangatta Art and Craft market and Burleigh Art and Craft market for other Sunday locations). These markets have been running for over 20 years, come down to experience the friendly atmosphere, live music, yummy food and of course local art and crafts.
Reviewed By roula2015 - Melbourne, Australia
A lovely market with a variety of stalls, ranging from fruit and veg, hand made jewellery, leather goods, clothing. There is something for everyone. Setting is pleasant.
10. Cascade Gardens
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4.0 based on 64 reviews
Reviewed By Miike2000 - Brisbane, Australia
I have been here about 11 times over the years mostly passing through on my bicycle, an interesting park, it’s multi purpose firstly a war memorial so some great history it view, secondly it’s home to the largest bat colony’s on the Gold Coast and lastly it’s a beautiful manicured garden with a huge variety of flowers also there is about 6 Barbecue s and riverside seating as well as a lush forest walk all in one small area... right in the city, so cool. Plenty of parking or you can just ride your bike or better walk so you miss nothing , bring your camera.
