Which Gold Coast area suits a couple who likes relaxed outdoor dining rather than clubs?
We want five days with family restaurants, casual bars and a place to watch the evening go by.
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We want five days with family restaurants, casual bars and a place to watch the evening go by.
My partner wants a private room around Broadbeach but hopes to meet people during a ten-day solo stay.
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 care about walking to restaurants and shops as well as the beachfront hotel experience.
We want to walk to cafes, parks and a beach or river, with a car only for day trips.
We have children aged five and seven, a rental car and multi-day park tickets, but Surfers Paradise feels too busy.
We have booked a family resort and want to know whether swimming will be comfortable on our dates.
Our older relatives want the beach and restaurants within a few blocks, with some self-catering.
We will be near Coolangatta and need somewhere comfortable to rest before heading to the airport.
We want a good pool, food nearby and easy days at Gold Coast attractions.
We like the area but are concerned that nearby works might affect sleep.