Surfers Paradise Travel Guide

 BorneoGrrl Says:  Surfers Paradise attracts all sorts of visitors from your typical tourist to your tried & true globetrotter. Occasionally, you will bump into some people who make your trip a little more interesting. Unfortunately, I didn't spot the infamous meter maids in gold bikinis &... 

 BorneoGrrl Says:  It's called Surfers Paradise after all. There are a number of surf schools in the area but better to select a reliable one that has a lower student-to-coach ration (max 6) so you will have some personalised lessons and coaching. Personal lessons are also available but will... 

 BorneoGrrl Says:  Surfers Paradise is lined with the longest beach with white surfs and soft sand. Park yourself at any part of the beach and catch some rays, and forget everything. Just remember when you want to take a dip into the ocean, stay within the red & yellow flag areas.There are... 

 robertgaz Says:  Ripley's Believe It Or Not is a museum featuring hundreds of believe it or not exhibits, amazing stories, magic, mystery, incredible illusions, interactive displays and a couple of movies.It is a self guided tour which takes you through twelve individually themed galleries... 

 robertgaz Says:  Infinity is a walk through maze filled with sound effects, funky music and illusions that seem to go on forever.You will be provided with cotton gloves and socks for when you need to "feel" your way around the maze. The Infinity journey takes around 30 minutes and will... 

 robertgaz Says:  Imagine being strapped into a harness, attached to steel cables and then hauled 35m into the sky only to be released so you can fly at speeds of up to 130km/h!If this is you then the Fly Coaster is your thrill.Three intrepid thrillseekers Trembling on their toes,And taken to... 

 grantravel Says:  One of Surfers' oldest attractions is the Ripley's Believe It or Not Museum. Take a self guided tour, through individually themed galleries, featuring hundreds of the worlds most unbelievable exhibits, amazing stories, magic, mystery, incredible illusions, fun interactive... 

 victorwkf Says:  Visit Kuranda when you are in Cairns: Kuranda is a relaxing town located in the rainforest highland west of Cairns. The cable car ride through the rainforest is a memorable experience. In Kuranda, you should watch the famous aborigine show, visit the art market and relax by... 

 BorneoGrrl Says:  Yuuga serves some very good and authentic Japanese food (judging from the number of Japanese people eating here). You won't be able to find this restaurant from the street because it's located in a building at Cavill Avenue. The staff included Japanese wait staff who are... 

 BorneoGrrl Says:  My Olivers Kitchen is part of Surfers Life Saving Clubs so when you dine here, you will also be contributing to the community. Another great place to eat when you're on a budget. The cafe has daily specials where you can try out some pricier dishes for less. Once I saw their... 

 BorneoGrrl Says:  Billy's Beach House is a beach facing restaurant and nightspot that offers a variety of affordable items on the lunch menu if you are on a budget. They also serve breakfast and dinner. You can either sit by the pool or dine while looking out into the Pacific Ocean. Surfing... 

 honz1k Says:  Surfers Paradise offer a lot of nightclubs to cater for most people's taste.A lot of the clubs are similar, Melba's, The Bedroom, Cocktails and Dreams. Offering most of the commercial pop/R&B tracks. These places are always busy and packed with many people.Melba's would be...