Top Things to do in Burleigh Heads
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What to do and see in Burleigh Heads, Queensland: The Best Free Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Burleigh Heads, Australia including Burleigh Heads Beach, Lockwood Bar, The Village Markets, Burleigh Market, Jellurgal Aboriginal Cultural Centre, Burleigh Brewing Company, Tumgun Lookout, Burleigh Head National Park, John Laws Park, Justins Park.
Restaurants in Burleigh Heads
1. Burleigh Heads Beach
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1,730 reviews
Reviewed By ozwidephotography - Burleigh Heads, Australia
Popular with the locals it's an iconic place to visit, beautiful beach, surfing, swimming or walk through the National Park at Burleigh Heads hill or go shopping, it's got the lot and a superb relaxed atmosphere.
2. Lockwood Bar
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By veepers1884 - Brisbane, Australia
This place is amazing and well worth the intrigue of hunting out the red door! We went around 1830 on a Friday and Saturday which was perfect timing for great service and a seat in this cosy bar. Amazing cocktails and I recommend a "Southside" to which was made to perfection! This place is a must!
3. The Village Markets
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22 reviews
The Village Markets (TVM), is the original and best boutique creative market on the Gold Coast, showcasing 100 fashion, arts and creative stalls as well as live local music and delicious gourmet food.Founded in October 2008, the aim of TVM is to create a platform for talented emerging fashion designers, artists, photographers and vintage collectors to showcase their wares, as well as providing a much needed regular cultural event for the region.The Village Markets trade on the first and third Sunday of every month from 8am – 1pm at Burleigh Heads State School oval.At TVM, you’ll find a diverse range of stalls from men’s and women’s fashion by emerging and local designers, vintage clothing sourced from around the world and one-off, high quality jumble stalls. You’ll also find amongst the fashion stalls various local artworks, hand crafted jewellery and unique homewares.
Reviewed By Barrfood1 - London, United Kingdom
This market held on the first and third Sunday of every month really is great. There’s about 100 stalls selling a wide variety of items such as clothing, candles, jewellery, sunglasses etc. Many of the stalls are from local designers. If shopping isn’t your thing then grab some food from one of the vendors and sit and listen to local musicians perform.
4. Burleigh Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 83 reviews
Reviewed By pcruise2018 - Sydney, Australia
Lots of different stalls to browse through consisting of food and other stuff, Some really yummy sweet and savoury choices. Situated in the grounds of Burleigh Heads State School and opens every Saturday morning. Recommended to visit. Also had loads of fresh produce.
5. Jellurgal Aboriginal Cultural Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 32 reviews
Jellurgal Aboriginal Cultural Centre invites you to embark on a journey of discovery as you explore the secret world of the first inhabitants of this region, the Yugambeh speaking people. Designed for international travellers, interstate visitors and locals wishing to learn more about the Aboriginal history of their region, Jellurgal offers unforgettable guided tours of Burleigh headland where countless culturally significant sites have played an important role in the lives of Aboriginal people. Stop in at the Cultural Centre to see amazing Aboriginal art, traditional artefacts and gifts for sale and learn more about Aboriginal culture.
Reviewed By zoeschultz18 - Tallebudgera, Australia
Myself and my friend booked in a walking tour at the centre - We listened to some beautiful Dreamtime stories associated with the creation of Jellurgal, and even other parts of QLD & NSW, that we should of learnt a long time ago. My favourite stories were about the creation of Jellurgal (Burleigh Headland) and the creation of Wollumbin (Mount Warning) - thank you so much for sharing these stories, that I can now share with others :)
6. Burleigh Brewing Company
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 51 reviews
Burleigh Brewing Company is the Gold Coast's premier craft brewery, producing world class local beer with balance, character and soul. Visit Burleigh Brewing's brewery and taphouse and enjoy a fresh, world class craft beer straight from the source. With an impressive 24-tap tower running 12 Burleigh Brewing beers at any one time, this is a craft beer experience not to be missed. The brewery and taphouse host local musicians and Burleigh Eats by the Oak every Friday, Saturday and Sunday, offering the perfect way to ease into, and out of, the weekend. Check out what's coming up here https://burleighbrewing.com.au/bulletin-board/
Reviewed By 47rachelg - Gold Coast, Australia
Great range of quality beers on tap! Something to suit everyone in the group and amazing taster pots so you can sample it all. Great live music and amazing food trucks each week - always a fun day with friends!
7. Tumgun Lookout
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 55 reviews
Reviewed By RogerSabrina - Burleigh Heads, Australia
The Tumgum lookout is a nice and easy walk either from Burleigh Point or from the Tullebudgera Creek bridge. The walk through the national park forrest is beautiful and peaceful ad the view from the lookout is also nice.
8. Burleigh Head National Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 484 reviews
Reviewed By 333Sally333 - Burleigh Heads, Australia
The national park at Burleigh Heads is a treasure...it over looks the the ocean and puts you in touch with wildlife and nature. There are 2 main walking tracks - the lower track is easy and only takes about 15 mins to reach the other end, which is the Tallebudgera creek bridge, which you can then go for a swim in the creek. The upper track is a bit more challenging and hilly but worth it for the views at the top. It also ends at the same place as the lower track. You can walk one way on the lower track and come back on the upper so you cover both tracks. There are lots of vantage points along the way to watch the surfers catch waves or watch boats go across the breakers into the creek. Many bush turkeys make their homes in the park as well as many lizards and i have also spotted an echidna - so amazing. Its a nice stroll up from the village of Burleigh. Many people use it as their running route.
9. John Laws Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By JenniferAR131 - Brisbane, Australia
A family member was married here last Saturday (thankfully after the rain earlier in the week had cleared) The grass was lovely and green, and the backdrop of the grass, rocks and ocean was perfect. A lovely park used by so many people at all hours every day, and the sunsets here are magical, with views to Surfers Paradise.
10. Justins Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By diannef665
This park is always being maintained, so it's usually in very good condition, although if they plant a tougher grass there, the council wouldn't have to keep replacing it. Ideal spot for picnics and BBQ's or just for hanging out.
