Best Beaches from The Spit to Palm Beach — And Why Burleigh Gold Coast Motel Is the Perfect Place to Stay
- michael60772
- Sep 5
- 2 min read
The Gold Coast’s coastline is a treasure trove of beaches, each with its own personality. From the peaceful shores of The Spit to the laid-back vibe of Palm Beach, this guide highlights the best spots to visit—and why staying at Burleigh Gold Coast Motel puts you in the perfect position to explore them all.
What to Do: Enjoy fishing, boating, and dog-friendly walks.
Landmarks: Doug Jennings Park, Federation Walk Coastal Reserve, Southport Seaway.
Where to Eat: Omeros Brothers Seafood Restaurant – known for fresh seafood and waterfront views.
What to Do: Swim, shop, and stroll along Tedder Avenue.
Landmarks: Marina Mirage, Macintosh Island Park, Southport Yacht Club.
Where to Eat: Shuck Restaurant – a local favorite for oysters and modern Australian cuisine.
What to Do: Hit the beach, explore Cavill Avenue, and enjoy beachfront markets.
Landmarks: SkyPoint Observation Deck, Surfers Paradise Beachfront Markets, Ripley’s Believe It or Not.
Where to Eat: Yamagen – stylish Japanese dining with a vibrant atmosphere.
What to Do: Relax on the beach, visit parks, and shop at Pacific Fair.
Landmarks: Kurrawa Park, Oracle Boulevard, Gold Coast Convention Centre.
Where to Eat: Social Eating House – known for share plates and coastal-inspired dishes.
What to Do: Enjoy quiet beach walks and surf breaks.
Landmarks: Mermaid Beach Surf Club, Hedges Avenue (Millionaire’s Row).
Where to Eat: Bonita Bonita – a lively spot for tacos and tequila.
What to Do: Walk to the lookout, explore Miami Marketta, and enjoy the surf.
Landmarks: Mick Schamburg Park, Miami Hill, Pizzey Park.
Where to Eat: Paddock Bakery – a rustic café with artisan pastries and brunch.
What to Do: Surf, picnic, and hike the headland trails.
Landmarks: Burleigh Head National Park, John Laws Park, James Street shopping precinct.
Where to Eat: Rick Shores – beachfront dining with a modern Asian menu.
What to Do: Paddleboard, swim in calm waters, and explore nature trails.
Landmarks: Jellurgal Aboriginal Cultural Centre, Oceanview Track, Tallebudgera Bridge.
Where to Eat: Tallebudgera Surf Club – casual meals with views over the creek.
What to Do: Swim, fish, and enjoy the relaxed beach vibe.
Landmarks: Palm Beach Parklands, Currumbin Creek, Laguna Park.
Where to Eat: The Collective – a multi-kitchen venue offering everything from Asian fusion to wood-fired pizza.
Central Location: Positioned between Miami and Burleigh, you’re within 25 minutes of every beach listed.
Affordable Comfort: Clean, well-equipped rooms with free Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and WidescreenTVs.
Local Hospitality: Family-run with a personal touch and insider tips.
Convenient Access: Public transport right outside and Gold Coast Airport just 25 minutes away.
Relaxation On-Site: Outdoor pool and quiet rooms for unwinding after beach adventures.
Whether you're planning a surf trip, a romantic escape, or a family holiday, Burleigh Gold Coast Motel puts you close to the coast’s best beaches—without the high price tag.
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