Mantra Twin Towns
4 StarsHeated indoor and outdoor pools, Relaxing steam and sauna facilities
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Heated indoor and outdoor pools, Relaxing steam and sauna facilities
Queensland-style lagoon pool, On-site cedar sauna
Heated outdoor resort pool, Relaxing sauna and steam room
Live local entertainment, Historic coastal pub identity
Santeria beachfront rooftop, Themed guestrooms with unique amenities
North-facing heated lap pool, Ground-floor gourmet dining hub
Outdoor saltwater swimming pool, On-site tour desk for theme parks
Prime beachfront location, Magnesium mineral swimming pool
North-facing heated swimming pool, Pan-Asian dining at Billy Chow
Ocean and hinterland views, Heated outdoor pool and spa
Private plunge pools in select apartments, Heated outdoor pool and spa
Heated lap pool and spa, On-site private cinema
Private mini cinema, Heated lap pool and wellness facilities
North-facing ocean view balconies, Heated magnesium mineral pool
Ocean view apartments, Dedicated tour desk services
Heated outdoor pool and spa, On-site tennis and squash courts
Ocean view balconies, Heated outdoor swimming pool
Ocean views from select rooms, Outdoor pool and heated spa
Apartments with ocean or city views, Dual swimming pools and rooftop spa
Heated infinity swimming pool, On-site Swedish sauna
Greenmount Beachfront location, Heated outdoor swimming pools
Coolangatta Beach direct access, Wellness center with spa and sauna
Lagoon-style saltwater swimming pool, Relaxing outdoor hot tub
Outdoor swimming pool, Rainbow Bay beachfront access
Outdoor walk-in swimming pool, Relaxing spa and sauna facilities
North-facing ocean view apartments, Outdoor swimming pool and hot tub
Panoramic ocean and hinterland views, Heated swimming pool
North-facing ocean views, Outdoor swimming pool
North-facing beachfront apartments, Outdoor swimming pool and terrace
Year-round outdoor pool and hot tub, Private spa centre access
Private outdoor swimming pool, Private hot tub in bathroom
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Choose between relaxing on first-class sandy beaches, surfing endlessly or bringing the family along to discover regional theme parks and beauty spots in Coolangatta, Queensland. Anchoring roughly 25 miles of pristine coastline, this family-friendly small town resort off the M1 motorway about 60 miles south of Brisbane brims with hotels, holiday apartments and restaurants. Furthermore, Coolangatta averages an enviable 300 days of sizzling sunshine a year. As exciting Gold Coast’s southernmost suburb, it’s also the home of Gold Coast Airport. Movie buffs might even recognize Coolangatta as Porpoise Spit, the heroine’s fictitious hometown in the Australian cult film Muriel’s Wedding.
Whether you want to sunbathe, surf, dive or swim, Coolangatta’s beautiful beaches of golden sand won’t disappoint. Wherever your hotel is in Coolangatta, blissfully warm Pacific Ocean waters will be nearby. Overlooked by scenic Queen Elizabeth Park is the picturesque main bathing spot of Coolangatta Beach. Known as Superbank among surfers, this beach features one of Queensland’s finest wave breaks. Together with its expansive northern neighbour of Kirra Beach, it doubles as a magnet for snorkelling and diving around the offshore corals of Nine Mile Reef. Coolangatta’s southernmost stretch of shoreline around Greenmount Beach and Rainbow Bay also caters for swimmers and surfers. South of the rocky headland at Snapper Rocks, across the state border in New South Wales, is the surfing paradise at Duranbah Beach. Nature’s own wave-machine, this attractive bay boasts a world-class surf break plus a famously reliable swell, even when nearby beaches are experiencing calmer surfing conditions.
Tired of Coolangatta’s beaches? Head north for more sun-soaked and shark-net protected strips of sand like Main Beach, Burleigh Heads and the ever-popular Surfers Paradise, which is overlooked by Gold Coast’s signature high-rise skyline. Moreover, surfing and diving novices will find plenty of opportunities to enrol on local courses. Those who would rather watch surfing experts in action can time their visit to coincide with prestigious summertime competitions held around Coolangatta.
Just a short walk from your hotel in Coolangatta you can find popular attractions which prove popular all year round. Visitors flock to the Point Danger headland straddling the state border for stunning mountain vistas and views along the coast. The landmark makes a fantastic lookout for passing whales too. Point Danger Lighthouse, notable for its modern architecture, also occupies the scenic promontory as do war memorials and a monument to Captain Cook, who sailed past in 1770, becoming the first European to note the area.
As a southern district of Queensland’s second-largest city of Gold Coast, down-to-earth Coolangatta feels less touristy than the faster-paced northern neighbourhoods. However, it possesses excellent shopping and dining in its town centre, where many hotels are situated. Cafes and bars plus old-fashioned burger joints and pizzerias around Kirra Point attract locals and holidaymakers alike. Meanwhile, there are interesting modern Australian eateries dotted throughout central Coolangatta. Many dish up abundant, locally-caught seafood. Additionally, there are Japanese, Spanish and German eateries along Griffith Street and Marine Parade, which boasts waterfront restaurants. Shoppers hunting for surfwear, gifts and fashion will also find several retailers in this part of Coolangatta.
The Cooly Rocks On festival each June is among the top annual events in Coolangatta. Celebrating all things 1950s and ‘60s, it brings rockabilly and swing bands to town for a dose of winter fun at multiple venues, including outdoor stages by the beach. Visitors can experience a colourful street parade plus retro markets, classic car displays and dance workshops. There’s also a monthly arts and crafts market on Coolangatta beachfront. And if you’re in town on New Year’s Eve you can be in the New Year twice in one hour simply by crossing Boundary Street. It marks the frontier between Coolangatta in Queensland and the neighbouring town of Tweed Heads in New South Wales, where daylight saving time is observed.
Mountains, waterfalls and ancient rainforests beckon in the raw beauty of Coolangatta’s lush hinterland. Adventurous types can leave their hotel and step back in time to explore subtropical rainforests dating back to the prehistoric Gondwana supercontinent. The rare flora and fauna of beautiful Lamington National Park has earned it World Heritage Site status and visitors can take advantage of its extensive network of walking trails to glimpse protected birdlife and threatened tree species. The park is famed for showcasing earth’s evolutionary history and processes. The easiest areas to reach by road include Binna Burra and the Green Mountains. Guided walks and four-wheel drive eco-safari tours of the region’s superb national parks are also possible.
Book one of Coolangatta’s hotels for your Gold Coast getaway and it’s simple to enjoy all that the wider region has to offer, including exquisite dining options, nightlife hotspots, major shopping malls and top golf courses. Coolangatta is well-served by buses, so it’s a doddle to connect with light rail and mainline train services spanning Gold Coast. From Coolangatta it’s also easy for thrill seekers to have a memorable adventure at the area’s theme parks. These include Dreamworld, filled with high-octane rides and rollercoasters, or waterparks like Wet ‘n’ Wild and WhiteWater World. Animal lovers will be keen on Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary, where typically Australian creatures like koalas and crocodiles can be seen.
In Coolangatta, you might want to check out Mantra Twin Towns, Oaks Gold Coast Calypso Plaza Suites, Coolangatta Sands Hotel, Mantra Coolangatta Beach. These hotels come highly recommended by many travellers.
For a taste of luxury in Coolangatta, you might want to explore Sofitel Gold Coast Broadbeach, Meriton Suites Broadbeach, The Star Grand at The Star Gold Coast, The Langham, Gold Coast and Jewel Residences. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
If you're visiting Coolangatta with your family, you could look at Nobby Beach Holiday Village, Mantra Twin Towns, Rydges Gold Coast Airport, Turtle Beach Resort. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Travelling with pets? The hotels Kennedy Drive Airport Motel, Ingenia Holidays Kingscliff, Isle Of Palms Resort, Blue Pelican Motel could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Coolangatta, check out Ocean Pacific Resort, Bel Air on Broadbeach, Turtle Beach Resort, Oaks Gold Coast Calypso Plaza Suites – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
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