200 metres from Burleigh Beach, with buses 300m away and the new Christine Avenue tram hub landing on our corner mid-2026. You genuinely don’t need a car to make the most of this stretch of coast.
Down Sixth Avenue and onto golden sand in about 200 metres — reliable surf, the headland silhouette, and the North Burleigh Surf Club for a sunrise coffee or a sunset beer with an ocean view.
A roughly 30-minute loop through rainforest with ocean views the whole way — free, car-free, and known for the odd koala sighting in the trees.
150m away, wood-fired sourdough and all-day breakfast from 6am. A genuine local institution.
Street food and live music every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday night — walk there or catch the bus.
Rick Shores, Justin Lane, LiTO, Local Burleigh and more — the Coast’s best-regarded dining stretch, a short trip away.
The Gold Coast’s first craft distillery, a two-minute walk from North Burleigh Beach.
Beachfront bar and restaurant with live music and ocean views upstairs.
Local produce, handmade goods and live music, right on the sand — no parking search required.
20 minutes north — over 200 stores, then a beer at Crafty’s afterwards.
40 minutes west for rainforest walks, wineries, and glow-worm caves.
45 minutes south for the lighthouse walk and the famous town vibe.
10 minutes south — koalas, kangaroos and daily shows.
About 25 minutes on Route 700 for the skyline, casino and SkyPoint.
15 minutes south for more surf breaks and the Greenmount headland.
Every major theme park sits within about 32 minutes — see our theme park accommodation guide for the breakdown.
36 rooms from $125/night. Free parking. Outdoor pool. 200m to Burleigh Beach.
