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Romantic Valley Studio close to Beach
Semi detached studio space with private access, rustic outdoor bathroom and 2 private verandahs. Located in Currumbin waters on a tranquil and quiet 1 acre. A great location to access the beaches, the Valley and local restaurants and cafes. Relax in your outdoor bath overlooking your peaceful surrounds with a glass of wine or a morning coffee. The room consists of a Queen size bed complete with flax Linen bedding, free wi-fi, fridge, toaster, microwave, complimentary muesli, milk, tea and coffee

Kirra Beachfront with Oceanviews & Car Space
Escape to coastal bliss at our charming apartment, just steps away from Kirra's pristine beach, vibrant cafes, Kirra surf club & trendy Kirra Beach House. This apartment seamlessly combines comfort with coastal living, inviting you to unwind on the balcony with panoramic views stretching along the coastline. Centrally located and only five minutes from Gold Coast Airport, this apartment ensures a convenient and memorable stay, capturing the best of sun & surf at your doorstep with Wifi & Netflix

Self contained Pool House
The Pool House is the perfect place to relax, explore and enjoy everything that Tugun has to offer. Newly built, this structure is detached from the family home at the front of the property. A beautiful space that is affordable and stylish with a beautiful pool view. Room includes a Queen bed, basic kitchenette, wardrobe, ensuite and shared seating areas outside and an unheated magnesium pool. A 3 min drive to the beach/Tugun Village, 8 min drive to GC airport, 9 min walk to John Flynn Hospital.

Home Away From Home!
Great location for family/friends, short walking distance to the beautiful beaches the Southern end of the Gold Coast has to offer.Please note there are two small hills. Coolangatta has a variety of shopping options, restaurants and cafes. Children are welcome in our Home away from Home. The apartment is fully self contained with a large undercover balcony. This area is fenced and gaited making it a safe area for children. We have available for use free of charge a 9 foot beginners [foamy] Mal.

Absolute Beachfront Pure Kirra Luxury Apartment
Relax and recharge in this stunning North-facing apartment at Pure Kirra. Located on the 4th floor with ocean views to Surfers Paradise, it’s perfect for couples or families. Enjoy the large balcony and comfortable open-plan living. With access to Kirra Beach across the road, you can also walk to shops, cafes, and restaurants. The secure, modern building is ideal for a peaceful coastal getaway, great for year-round swimming, long beach walks, and watching amazing sunsets. Sleeps 6 comfortably.

Hotel Room in Salt Beach Resort
Relax in this beautiful hotel style room located in the tropical Mantra on Salt Beach Resort with direct access to Salt Beach. The studio apartment has one king bed, microwave, mini fridge, tea and coffee, ensuite with oversized bath and separate shower and a balcony overlooking manicured gardens. Free fast wifi. Netflix. Resort facilities include a lagoon style swimming pool, a second heated pool, hot outdoor spa, barbecues and a gym. Beach and restaurants are a short stroll from the resort.

Relaxed Kirra Coastal Vibe
Enjoy a relaxed experience at this centrally located freshly renovated apartment. Our beachside unit is perfectly located to enjoy a relaxing stay by the beach. It is a short stroll to the flags at Kirra Beach, the Kirra Surf Club or enjoy absolute beach front dining at Siblings Kirra. There are several other cafes and restaurants to suit all tastes within very easy walking distance along the Kirra beach front. Take a short walk around the point to Coolangatta to access more beachside dining.

Resort Apartment - Coolangatta
Stunning one bedroom apartment in the Mantra Twin Towns Coolangatta Resort, boasting both harbour and ocean views. Located on the coastal towns of Coolangatta and Tweed Heads directly on the Queensland-New South Wales border. With world famous beaches just over the road, a vast range of dining options, boutique shopping, nightlife, large games arcades, cinemas and much more right on your doorstep, you have everything you need for the perfect weekend getaway or extended vacation.

Amazing beach view and perfect location Kirra
Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway. The ultimate beachfront holiday destination awaits; welcome to Kirra Gardens. Showcasing magnificent ocean views from the white sands of Kirra Beach to the iconic Surfers Skyline, this two bedroom apartment rests just metres to the sand and surf. Stroll to celebrated cafes, restaurants and bars, explore the vibrant centre of Coolangatta with fabulous shopping, or simply unwind with a drink on your private sea-view balcony.

Taliesin Farm-peace, quiet and views forever!
The cottage is designed to sit quietly on its beautiful hillside site, making the very best of its stunning location. Stylishly outfitted, you’ll find a truly relaxing space to unwind and take in the gorgeous vistas of Northern NSW, surrounded by peace and quiet. Guests are welcome to explore our property-as long as you take a carrot or two to share with Bentley, our resident horse. You might even come across a wallaby, an echidna or maybe a goanna! @taliesin_farm

French Style Bed&Breakfast on the Gold Coast
Welcome to our cosy guest house Bienvenue ! French provincial atmosphere Delicious home made breakfast included Guest suite self -contained overlooking on a nice terrace, salt swimming pool and tropical garden . Independent entry Free Wifi 2 minutes drive from the airport 1 minute drive to the beach, village, trendies cafés and restaurants Tugun, Currumbin , Palm beach . Short drive to Coolangatta, Burleigh Heads . Central location on the Gold Coast .

Cute Studio Flat Tweed Heads/Coolangatta border.
This property is in the hilly area behind Coolangatta, in Tweed Heads. 1.5km from Shops, beaches, restaurants, cafes and Surf Clubs. Kitchenette only, suited best to short stay couples or singles. NOT child or infant suitable. Set back from the street up a long driveway, no parking onsite so this property may not be suitable for guests with mobility issues or the elderly. Free on-street parking. 2 small friendly dogs onsite.
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When is the best time to visit Coolangatta?
| Month | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
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| Avg. price | $297 AUD | $216 AUD | $246 AUD | $279 AUD | $221 AUD | $240 AUD | $257 AUD | $227 AUD | $260 AUD | $275 AUD | $236 AUD | $291 AUD |
| Avg. temp | 25°C | 25°C | 24°C | 21°C | 19°C | 16°C | 15°C | 16°C | 18°C | 20°C | 22°C | 24°C |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Coolangatta?
Coolangatta has stays along the beachfront with easy access to surf and scenic walks. The area around Marine Parade is often suggested for its relaxed atmosphere and proximity to local cafes, markets, and beaches.
What are the best things to do in Coolangatta with kids?
Spend time on sandy beaches, visit local playgrounds, and try surf lessons geared for beginners. Family walks along the coastal paths and stops at ice cream shops are popular with children.
What are some of the best things to do in Coolangatta?
Explore popular beaches, join a surf class, and wander market stalls for local art and produce. Point Danger has scenic lookouts and historic lighthouse features, blending nature and local history.
How is the weather in Coolangatta?
Coolangatta has warm summers around 70–84°F (21–29°C) with higher rainfall and mild winters near 50–70°F (10–21°C) that are drier. Lightweight clothing, sun protection, and a rain jacket are useful year-round.
When is the best time to visit Coolangatta?
Coolangatta is often recommended in spring and early summer for warm days near 70–82°F (20–28°C) and lower rainfall. This season draws visitors for beach activities and local outdoor events.
What are the best places to visit in Coolangatta?
Visitors often explore the pristine beaches, wander along the walking paths near Point Danger, and relax at beachfront parks. Kirra Beach is also known for its surf and local eateries nearby.
What are some hiking trails in Coolangatta?
Enjoy coastal walking paths around Point Danger, Greenmount Hill, and the foreshore linking beaches. These trails pass scenic lookouts and are suitable for both leisurely strolls and energetic walks.
What are some family activities we can do in Coolangatta?
Explore the sandy beaches, learn to surf at a local surf school, or visit playgrounds around the foreshore. Family picnics at local parks and walks along the coastal paths are frequently suggested.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Coolangatta?
Plan day trips to the lush hinterland for rainforests and waterfalls, or visit nearby wildlife parks to see native species up close. Coastal towns around Coolangatta have markets, artisanal shops, and scenic viewpoints.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Coolangatta?
Many accommodations in Coolangatta are pet friendly, with several vacation rentals welcoming dogs and cats. Look for listings that mention pet amenities or fenced outdoor areas.
What are some local tips for visiting Coolangatta?
Pack sunscreen and a hat for the sunny climate, and plan to explore local markets for fresh produce or handmade goods. Early mornings are typically quieter on the beach, and local surf schools welcome beginners.
What is Coolangatta known for?
Coolangatta is known for its surf beaches, relaxed coastal lifestyle, and vibrant local events celebrating music and beach culture. The area is also recognized for its scenic oceanfront walks and laid-back dining spots.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Coolangatta?
Coolangatta has quiet beaches like Greenmount Beach and lesser-known lookouts offering ocean views. Local street art, small cafes, and walking trails around Rainbow Bay are frequently suggested as hidden gems.
What are the best foods to try in Coolangatta?
Coolangatta has fresh seafood, locally rooted Australian flavors, and multicultural cafes. Try dishes featuring barramundi, prawn specialties, or seasonal tropical fruit from nearby markets.
What should I bring for a trip to Coolangatta?
Pack swimwear, sunscreen, and comfortable shoes for beach walks. A hat, lightweight layers, and a rain jacket are helpful, especially during the wetter summer months.
What is the nightlife in Coolangatta like?
Nightlife in Coolangatta includes relaxed beachfront bars, live music venues, and locally owned pubs. Many spots host acoustic sets or themed nights, drawing both locals and travelers.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Coolangatta?
Coolangatta is known for events that celebrate surf culture, beach life, and music, often taking place in late spring or summer. The Cooly Rocks On festival is frequently suggested for its classic cars, music, and retro flair.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Coolangatta?
Family friendly rentals are common in Coolangatta, with options providing extra rooms, full kitchens, and easy access to beaches or parks. Some locations include amenities like pools or game areas for children.
All about Coolangatta
Coolangatta is a coastal suburb at the Southern edge of Queensland’s Gold Coast, right on the border with New South Wales. Less than a two-hour drive from Brisbane and 40 minutes from the famous Surfers Paradise, Coolangatta is recognised worldwide for its laid-back beaches and surfing hotspots. It’s home to Greenmount Beach, the site of the oldest surf club in Queensland, and Snapper Rocks — the starting point of the Superbank, a surfing bank formed to create ideal surfing conditions. It’s no wonder many of Australia’s biggest surfing competitions take place here.
From Coolangatta, there’s a spectacular walking trail that wraps around Greenmount Hill connecting Greenmount Beach to Rainbow Bay. From there, you can head up the hill to Point Danger, where you can put one foot down in Queensland and the other in New South Wales. The views at the Point Danger lookout are stunning, and it is also a great place to spot a whale during migration season.
What are the top things to do in Coolangatta?
Coolangatta Beach
Coolangatta is an iconic Australian beach that’s often featured in movies and television series, primarily because of the incredible views of Surfers Paradise, especially at sunset. The beach is quieter than some others on the Gold Coast, offering a more relaxed atmosphere. Lifeguards usually patrol the beach, so it’s a good spot for swimmers of all abilities. While you’re here, grab some local fish and chips while you enjoy the views.
Cycle to Currumbin
You can hire a bike in town and ride the eight-kilometre route from Coolangatta to Currumbin. The bike path sticks close to the ocean’s edge for most of the way, offering pretty panoramas and places to stop. The relatively flat track makes for an easy ride, and you’ll pass the lovely Kirra Beach, which has a strip of shops and ocean-view cafes. You can also take this scenic path on foot.
Walk on Water walking track
Just over the border into Coolangatta’s twin town of Tweed Heads, this short trail showcases wild bushland and mangroves, along with Aboriginal cultural heritage. There is a wheelchair-accessible boardwalk through eucalypt forests, swamp forests, and other woodlands along the Tweed River. You can learn about native plants and local wildlife — look out for the royal spoonbill — while finding out more about the Minjungbal people. You’ll also come across Bora Ring, a sacred Aboriginal site that the Minjungbal people revere as a link to their ancestors.
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280 properties feature pools

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110 properties have a dedicated workspace

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420 of Coolangatta holiday rentals include Wi-Fi access

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4.7 Average rating
Coolangatta stays receive an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 from guests
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