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This is a good choice if you want a peaceful setting and a beautiful scenery. Modern style is combined with green surroundings and outstanding service. The cuisine is mainly Albanian.

Movie World is a world of pure imaginations and entertainment. Here you will find thrilling rides like Superman Escape, a rollercoaster where you from 0 to 100 km/h in just two seconds for a proper thrill. At Movie World you can also enjoy stunning shows and movie attractions.

Be one of the first people to experience this new technology. At Holoverse, you will be able to walk with dinosaurs, swim with dolphins and visit space. Choose from a variety of different experiences at the worlds first Hologram arcade. A day at Holoverse will be fun for the entire family. Holographic sessions last about 35 minutes, including putting on your equipment. Most customers do two sessions, which adds up to 1 hour and 20 minutes.

Learn how to fly at Australia's first indoor skydiving facility. This activity is fun and safe for all age groups (3 years old and over). The instructors are calm, reassuring, skilful and lovely, which guarantees that first timers of all ages will be eager to come back for more.

Tropical Fruit World is a farm growing over 500 unusual tropical fruits from all over the world, with mini golf, an animal park and rides for the little ones. This farm has been a pioneer for eco-tourism since 1983. Your ticked will include a fully guided Plantation Safari with fruit tasting, wildlife boat cruise of the island recreation area, fauna park and an introduction to Australian Bush Tucker. The farm complex also runs workshops and specialty cultural experiences. You are welcome to have breakfast or lunch at Plantation Cafe, which serves you the best freshly picked fruits and desserts made with them.

The biggest art gallery on the Golden Coast, 19 Karen showcases Australian and international artists of various styles and genres. Urban, Street and Pop art, Expressionism, Contemporary Figurative and Abstract art, Realism and Surrealism and anything in between — all in one big white cube space in a converted warehouse. Make sure to check their website for present and upcoming exhibitions, since the curators keep switching things around quite often.

Some of the world’s best surfing beaches are here on the Gold Coast — every day there are rideable waves somewhere along the coast both for the experienced and for the beginners. Kite-surfing is also a popular and fun sport on this beach. For beginners lessons or kit rental, and perhaps a full surfing vacation package visit:

Infinity is a funhouse attraction where visitors interact with illusion-based multisensual special effects. Take a mind-blowing journey at this futuristic, maze-like world of wonder. It is definitely a fantastic out-of-this-world experience.

Burleigh Head is a small national park, located on the Gold Coast in South East Queensland. Here you can climb the park’s highest point, an ancient volcano, to see the 20 kilometres of unbroken white beach stretching far into the distance — what a sight. Have a picnic on your way and try spotting at least a few lizards.

The observation deck of the Q1 building at levels 77 and 78 (that's 230 metres high!) offers exceptional views in all directions. There is a museum, a weather station and a bar across the two floors. Feel on top of the world and do not forget the camera.

All 20 km of the tranquil beaches of South Stradbroke Island are a treat. It is worth exploring the wildlife of the island on a guided kayaking tour. There are different tours available to suit your needs and preferences. The tour guides are experienced locals that are experts in their field.

This national park is a peaceful safe haven with picturesque settlements and a beautiful scenery with waterfalls, teahouses and arts and craft galleries. Visit a glassblowing studio, take a walk through tree canopies with a Skywalk or descend into a chilly caves to see thousands of glow worms. The park is located inland from the coast and has various memorable tours available for a day trip.

At Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary you will find rainforest, lakes and native animals in their natural habitat. Observe tree kangaroos, koalas and birds from the elevated walkways and feel closer to nature. A trip to the sanctuary will be an adventure for the entire family.

Check out the adrenaline shocks, the wildlife or fantasy rides at the Australian Outback Spectacular! Discover Dreamworld, David Fleays Wildlife Park, Paradise Country, Sea World, the Wet’n’Wild Water World and the White Water World.

Broadwater Parklands is the place to go for picnics, barbecue and promenades. Here you can also take a soothing bath or fish from the pier. For kids, there is the Rockpools water playground, jumping pillows and a playground at the southern end of the park.

If you are looking for that adrenaline rush then this might be something for you! The big jump will take place somewhere above the Kirra beach where you will eventually land. Make sure to enjoy the beautiful and spectacular view of Gold Coast.

One of the best ways to explore the beautiful Gold Coast is by boat. With Bluewater Cruises you can enjoy lunch or romantic sunset dinner cruise. With a fully licensed bar at reasonable prices — sit back and drink in the beautiful sights the Gold Coast has to offer. There is also the morning cruise with coffee that includes fun facts filled with history and famous people.

This fun adventure activity on the Gold Coast takes you on a Jetboat cruise which has been compared to a roller coaster ride or a rally car ride — but on water! This adventure includes high speed, full 360° spins, stunning scenery and sightseeing. Booking office Shop K5, Centro Surfers Paradise, Cavill Mall, Surfers Paradise Queensland Departure point Shop 7B, Mariners Cove Marina 60 Seaworld Drive, Main Beach Queensland

La Voglia serves authentic Italian dishes like pizza and pasta, various snacks, as well as an array of coffee drinks, in a comfortable setting. The staff will be happy to help you select a wine from their extensive wine list. This place is popular among the young crowd of the city.

Founded in 1958, the Surf Club is a pillar of the Gold Coast, with some of the best views of the beach, excellent food (try the ’surf and turf’) and a welcoming atmosphere. Ass an added bonus you might see whales were passing by.

Enjoy a fine contemporary Indian dining experience at Ginger Indian Gourmet. Head chef Suresh Rathore prepares every dish with passion and attention to detail. He only uses fresh produce and the most fragrant spices to prepare his sauces and marinades. There is a large selection of vegetarian and vegan dishes available.

The sophisticated Nineteen at The Star is located, predictably, of the 19th floor of The Darling Hotel. You don't have to fork up the cash and stay at this luxury hotel to enjoy an evening of glitz and glamour. This bar and restaurant overlooks the hotel’s luxe infinity pool with wrap around views of the nighttime Gold Coast skyline. Foodies will enjoy grilled Patagonian toothfish, roast highland duck with foie gras, steamed coral trout with fresh ginger and, their signature dish — an astonishing rock lobster bolognese.

The Collective is a truly unique market style venue with five kitchens serving up American, Italian, Mexican, Asian and contemporary Australian — something for everyone, even the pickiest diner. The place is bathed in natural light, greenery and fairy lights after dark. It's is an amazing destination for cocktail lovers. Try the the caffeinated Au Lait Martini served in a waffle cone or boozy tea cups known as Portuguese Breakfast with gin, Cointreau and homemade marmalade. Enjoy this and more at the huge rooftop bar perfect for perfect golden hour pics

Donto Sapporo is an award winning Japanese restaurant with flavoursome dishes. On the menu you will find dishes like sushi, sashimi and noodles. Donto Sapporo also provides sukiyaki (tabletop cooking). This is one of the hidden treasures of the Gold Coast.

Enjoy the flavours inspired by Latin America, Spain and the Caribbean. This vibrant venue does not only serve tasty food but also offers renowned cocktails, music and dance. Make sure to get here with an empty stomach because the staff serves seriously generous portions.

Enjoy Australia’s longest-running and most successful dinner theatre. Here you will experience an evening filled with entertainment, music, comedy, food, wine and "Death by Chocolate" for dessert. Stop by for a drink at the Van Helsing cocktail bar. Check out their website and choose from a variety of experiences available.

If you would like to eat quality Italian food, head over to this relaxed chain restaurant. On the menu you will find traditional Italian dishes like pizza and pasta but also a great range of meat, poultry and seafood dishes.

You will find this upscale multi-award winning restaurant in the heart of Broadbeach, overlooking Victoria Park. It opened its doors in June 2005 and has won a myriad of awards like "Gold Coast's Best Steak Restaurant 2006 to 2009" ever since. Enjoy the lively atmosphere and dishes made with fresh seasonal products from family owned farms.

This restaurant has an all-you-can-eat pancake deal offering sweet and savoury pancakes and crepes. There are also other food options like steak, ribs, fish, and salads.

Sky Club is a revolving restaurant on the top floor of Tirana's tallest building, Sky Hotel. It offers a spectacular view of the city and is also the perfect location for an evening cocktail after a long day of exploring Tirana.

BSKT (pronounced Biscuit) Cafe is an amazing little gem in Nobby Beach. Ocean views are paired with simplistic design with plenty of wood. A perfect spot for a group hang since they serve gluten free, dairy free, vegan, vegetarian, pescatarian, grain free — something delicious for everyone's diet.

Cardamom Pod is a local favourite and serves delicious, healthy vegetarian and vegan breakfasts and lunches. Choose from a variety of fresh smoothie and açai bowls, pressed juices, desserts and meat free lunch options. You will leave this cafe feeling healthy and happy. The best seats are outside with a view of the park

Cafe DBar sits at Point Danger, right on the board of NSW and Queensland. Spectacular ocean views, excellent coffee, juices, smoothies and the pastries are what it's all about. Come here for brunch and the surfy charm above the legendary waves of Duranbah and Snapper. Don't miss the gorgeous gifts and homewares boutique.

The artsy Elk Espresso is located at the Oasis Shopping Centre in Broadbeach. This is the perfect beachfront location with mismatched furniture and trendy polished concrete floor to have a cup of coffee while you catch up with your friends. There are breakfast and lunch options available from the menu.

Le Cafe Gourmand offers delicious French cuisine inspired breakfast and lunch. The head chef is French and serves every meal with passion and love for the food. They focus on fresh, locally sourced produce.

The Coffee Club has over 270 stores around the country and has been voted one of the best coffees on the Gold Coast. They offer unique coffee blends, snacks, all-day breakfasts and light lunches. Catch up with some friends in a cozy atmosphere while you enjoy your cup of coffee.

Amor is a small restaurant located close to the city centre. The food being served is Italian and French with pastas and beefs on the menu. They also offer a good array of wines.

Last Night on Earth is a Southport’s staple. Pop in for Wednesday trivia nights, comedy nights, craft beers, board games, live music, relaxed atmosphere. Their rooftop bar is seriously the place to be.

Soho Place is the first official "small bar" in the area. Step through the red telephone box that serves as the entrance and spend countless hours in this little piece of London on the Gold Coast. The windowless bar transports you into the world of electro swing soundtrack reminiscent of the bar owner's time in West End. This bar operates entirely without a food menu, so don’t come hungry! It's popular with youthful crowd and local craft beer and fun cocktails are reasonably priced.

The Collective is an amazing destination for cocktail lovers. Try the the caffeinated Au Lait Martini served in a waffle cone or boozy tea cups known as Portuguese Breakfast with gin, Cointreau and homemade marmalade. Enjoy this and more at the huge rooftop bar perfect for perfect golden hour pics It's a truly unique market style venue with five kitchens serving up American, Italian, Mexican, Asian and contemporary Australian — something for everyone, even the pickiest diner. The place is bathed in natural light, greenery and fairy lights after dark.

D'arcy Arms is a rustic Irish bar where you can have a pint of beer or a hearty meal. The drink menu also offers a hand-picked selection of quality Australian wines, the finest Irish Whiskeys, as well as international spirits.

There’s always plenty of people and nightlife at Diggers and Sports Club. Friendly staff, good entertainment more so for the more senior crowd with great energy. Lots of TVs for sports and racing.

Cocktails Nightclub is the biggest dance club in Surfers Paradise with three rooms playing different music. This club has been the prime location for a good night out with your friends for over 26 years. The club also has a secluded pool area.

Elsewhere is the area’s most stylish and intimate nighttime venue, embellished by cutting edge design, cool ambience, and the latest grooves from leading resident and imported DJs.

This restaurant is recommended for its fish and seafood dishes and they serve Albanian and Italian cuisine. It is located 15 minutes walk from the city centre but can easily be reached with public transport too.

The biggest market on the Gold Coast is the Carrara Markets in Surfers Paradise and is held every weekend. There is a beachfront night market on the Esplanade every Friday from 5:30pm, while several markets are held across the Gold Coast region on weekends in places like Broadbeach, Burleigh Heads and Coolangatta.

Robina Town Centre is Gold Coast’s largest shopping centre. Located just 15 minutes by car from Surfers Paradise, Robina Town Centre features over 350 stores including all the exclusive brands and Gold Coast’s only David Jones as well as lakeside dining, a state-of-the-art cinema and entertainment precinct.

The Burleigh Art and Craft markets offer a great family Sunday destinations with over 100 stalls of locally made arts, crafts, fresh produce, preserves, cookies, cakes and whatever else your heart desires. Stroll down Kurrawa Park in Broadbeach every 1st and 3rd Sunday, chill in Queen Elizabeth Park in Coolangatta every 2nd and 4th (and 5th) Sunday, or pop in to Justin Park in Burleigh Heads every last Sunday of the month.

When visiting the Gold Coast, you must save a day for Pacific Fair — Gold Coast’s premier shopping experience which is located only a five minutes’ drive from Surfers Paradise and just opposite Jupiters Casino. Pacific Fair’s resort style setting is home to around 300 stores and the Gold Coast’s largest Myer department store. Upon arrival, visit the Customer Service Desk to collect an Exclusive Visitor Discount Guide, your key to discounts of up to 20% off and special offers at over 100 stores.

Harbour Town on Brisbane Road is an outlet-type shopping centre with many of the top Australian labels there. It also houses Gold Coast’s largest cinema complex to round off your day of shopping. If you are looking for a bargain, don't miss out on this one.

The Oasis Shopping Centre is located in Broadbeach and offers a variety of shopping options for you to browse. There are boutiques and designer stores as well as speciality shops, supermarkets and cafes. Check out their website for special events.

Big B Books is tucked away in a little alleyway in Burleigh Heads. It is jam-packed with both new and used books for your browsing pleasure. Grab a coffee from Social Brew across the way and spend the morning flipping through the options.

Miami Marketta features a street food market every Saturday. Here you can enjoy authentic, traditional, global foods, a dessert hall, boutique beer and wine bar. Twice a month, on the 2nd and 4th Friday, the market fills with fashion and art where talented locals are selling directly to the public.

This is the only Aboriginal art gallery in Surfers Paradise and they offer a unique collection of traditional and contemporary Aboriginal paintings. There is also a wide variety of jewellery made of wood or bone and typical Australian products such as boomerangs, pottery, wood carvings and crocodile and kangaroo leather accessories.

This shopping centre offers stores that cater to every age and style, lovely restaurants, a supermarket, a bakery and a chemist. Whatever it is you are looking for, you can be sure to find it here. The shopping centre is modern and stylish, reflecting a true Gold Coast lifestyle.

Paradise Centre in Surfers Paradise has an array of specialty stores, dining and attractions to suit the whole family. Here you will find everything from clothes, footwear to books, jewellery and souvenirs. Check out their website for special events.

Quiksilver decided to start a women's line in 1990 called Roxy and they are making products for the female surfing community. At this store they provide everything from swimwear to hats, wetsuit to tide watches and the latest beach fashion pieces.

Green House is a modern restaurant with an elegant atmosphere. The Albanian and Italian dishes are made from top quality products and are beautifully served together with a fine selection of wines at this centrally located restaurant.

Gold Coast Airport is located at Coolangatta, 22 kilometres south of Surfers Paradise. Gold Coast Airport has a transport and information desk right outside international arrivals. www.goldcoastairport.com.au The Gold Coast Tourist Shuttle meets all flights and takes passengers to Surfers Paradise. You can buy tickets in advance online. www.surfside.com.au You can save considerably, though, if you use the free Airport Link shuttle out to the Gold Coast Highway where you can catch bus 700, 760 or 765 into Surfers Paradise or to Coolangatta. Buses go several times an hour all day and night. Taxis are also available immediately outside the terminal.

Unless you are a New Zealand citizen granted visa exemption on arrival (in most cases), you will need to obtain a visa prior to visiting Australia. Citizens of all European Union countries, as well as Andorra, Norway, Iceland, San Marino, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Monaco, and Vatican City are eligible for an eVisitor visa, which can be applied for online. For citizens of the United States, Canada, Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Brunei, South Korea and Malaysia, the Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) entry permit is available, which can be applied for online and grants holders the right to enter Australia an ulimited amount of times for stays of no longer than 3 months per visit. Citizens of all other world countries (with the exception of Somalia) are also able to apply for a visitor visa online. For more information, visit the official website of the Australian government's department of home affairs: https://www.homeaffairs.gov.au/lega/lega/form/immi-faqs/what-visa-do-i-need-to-visit-australia

If you travel around April and May, you will be able to enjoy warm weather and the lowest chance of rainfall. This is also the most affordable time to visit as there are no school holidays. Another plus is that you will avoid tourists and holiday crowds.

The Gold Coast has a range of public transport options including trains and buses. The local bus operator is Surfside Buslines, which provides regular services and a network covering most locations. Weekly tickets for unlimited travelling with busses are available. The company also provides shuttle busses between the theme parks. The Gold Coast train line connects to the Brisbane suburban rail network. The main stations on the Gold Coast are Coomera, Nerang and Robina. jp.translink.com.au/plan-your-journey/timetables/train/T/gold-coast-line Ferries and water taxis connect islands and canal estates. Hopo Gold Coast Ferry +61 7 5655 3528 hopo.com.au

Cove Water Taxi covewatertaxi.com.au +61 419 724 630 13 Cabs 13 2227 www.13cabs.com.au/locations/gold-coast

There a multiple Post offices located on the Gold Coast. You can find one of them in the Centro shopping centre.

Broadbeach Day and Night Chemist is located here:

Country code: +61 Area code: 07

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