Leanne’s guidebook
Cafe/sightseeing
Dune Café is situated in the Palm Beach Parklands, overlooking the beautiful Currumbin Lagoon. Breathtaking views, relaxed atmosphere, top quality local produce, professional friendly staff and great coffee.
66 locals recommend
Dune Cafe
945 Gold Coast HwyDune Café is situated in the Palm Beach Parklands, overlooking the beautiful Currumbin Lagoon. Breathtaking views, relaxed atmosphere, top quality local produce, professional friendly staff and great coffee.
Boasting beautiful water views of Currumbin Creek and surrounded by lush, leafy, green treetops, the Boatshed is a cafe/restaurant in a gorgeous location.
39 locals recommend
The Boatshed Currumbin
4 Thrower DrBoasting beautiful water views of Currumbin Creek and surrounded by lush, leafy, green treetops, the Boatshed is a cafe/restaurant in a gorgeous location.
Cafe/gallery
Most venues fall neatly into a category, whether it’s cafe, art gallery, event space or community hub – Dust Temple is not one of those places. Tucked away in the industrial corridor in Currumbin, Dust Temple is a cafe, art gallery and community hub. Catch up for a morning meeting or cast your eye over the current exhibition from a local or international artist. By night the place transforms into a space for theatre, live music, performance, social gatherings, meet-the-artist events, live-drawing classes, poetry and even wax lyrical comps.
53 locals recommend
Dust Temple
54 Currumbin Creek RdMost venues fall neatly into a category, whether it’s cafe, art gallery, event space or community hub – Dust Temple is not one of those places. Tucked away in the industrial corridor in Currumbin, Dust Temple is a cafe, art gallery and community hub. Catch up for a morning meeting or cast your eye over the current exhibition from a local or international artist. By night the place transforms into a space for theatre, live music, performance, social gatherings, meet-the-artist events, live-drawing classes, poetry and even wax lyrical comps.
Sightseeing
The Currumbin Rock Pools are a secret swimming hole, a mere fifteen minute drive from Currumbin Beach, is popular with locals and those who take the time to seek out this little treasure. The drive alone is worth the trip as Currumbin Creek Road follows the creek inland through the lovely, lush Currumbin Valley.
259 locals recommend
Currumbin Rock Pools
Currumbin Creek RoadThe Currumbin Rock Pools are a secret swimming hole, a mere fifteen minute drive from Currumbin Beach, is popular with locals and those who take the time to seek out this little treasure. The drive alone is worth the trip as Currumbin Creek Road follows the creek inland through the lovely, lush Currumbin Valley.
A part of Springbrook National Park, Cougal Cascades is home to a stunning waterfall and an easy, but beautiful, rainforest walk, suitable for all ages and abilities. Located about 20 kilometres inland from Currumbin Beach, the drive through the Currumbin Valley is a little bit windy in places but very scenic.
Enjoy a picnic at the scenic Cougal Cascades. At the display shelter, read about the parks World Heritage values. Take the walking track past cascades and rock pools to the restored remains of a bush sawmill dating from the 1940s. As you walk, watch for the land mullet, the world’s largest skink.
29 locals recommend
Mount Cougal
Currumbin Creek RoadA part of Springbrook National Park, Cougal Cascades is home to a stunning waterfall and an easy, but beautiful, rainforest walk, suitable for all ages and abilities. Located about 20 kilometres inland from Currumbin Beach, the drive through the Currumbin Valley is a little bit windy in places but very scenic.
Enjoy a picnic at the scenic Cougal Cascades. At the display shelter, read about the parks World Heritage values. Take the walking track past cascades and rock pools to the restored remains of a bush sawmill dating from the 1940s. As you walk, watch for the land mullet, the world’s largest skink.