Is Broadbeach or Surfers Paradise better for New Year's Eve with adult daughters?
We have three Gold Coast nights with two daughters aged nineteen and twenty-six.
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We have three Gold Coast nights with two daughters aged nineteen and twenty-six.
I want to explore the city before continuing to Varsity Lakes and am unsure how ticket breaks work.
We expect to travel there from Broadbeach and are unsure whether the return uses the same route number.
We want a clean, modern stay in late January and would prefer a calmer pool atmosphere.
We want beginner surfing, casual walks and some nightlife, without spending the whole trip in crowds.
We would love to watch local birds close to our accommodation without disturbing them.
We expect to leave around noon and want to know whether tickets must be booked ahead.
We have nine nights, a rental car and theme parks planned, but worry the zoo drive will exhaust our children.
Our sons are nine and fifteen; the older one avoids intense rides, while the younger enjoys them.
We care about walking to restaurants and shops as well as the beachfront hotel experience.
The fare is lower, but we would need to get from the Gold Coast airport to the ship on embarkation day.
We want to walk to cafes, parks and a beach or river, with a car only for day trips.