Currumbin Beach

Currumbin Beach is a stunning beach located in the suburb of Currumbin in the Gold Coast, Australia. The beach is approximately 1.5 km in length with beautiful golden sand and crystal clear blue water.

Currumbin Beach has many amenities including public toilets, showers, changing facilities, picnic tables, barbeque facilities, and a playground. There are also lifeguards on duty during the day to ensure the safety of all beachgoers.

Activities available at the beach include swimming, surfing, paddleboarding, and fishing.

There are several parking options available at Currumbin Beach, including paid metered parking and free street parking. Paid parking is available at the Currumbin Beach Vikings Surf Life Saving Club, and there is also a large public car park on Duringan Street.

Fun facts about Currumbin Beach include its reputation as a world-famous surf break and home to the famous Currumbin Alley. The beach is also the location of the annual Swell Sculpture Festival, which attracts artists from all around the world to display their work on the beach.

Attractions near Currumbin Beach include the Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary, which is home to a wide variety of Australian wildlife and the Currumbin Rock Pools, a popular swimming hole surrounded by stunning natural rock formations. There are also several walking trails in the area, including the Currumbin Hill walking track, which offers beautiful views of the Gold Coast.

There are several nearby restaurants at Currumbin Beach that serve a variety of cuisines, including seafood, burgers, and pizzas. Some popular options include the Currumbin Beach Vikings Surf Life Saving Club, Elephant Rock Cafe, and The Beach Shack.

There are several nearby hotels at Currumbin Beach, including the Sanctuary Beach Resort, which offers beautiful ocean views and a range of modern facilities. Other options include the Currumbin Sands on the Beach and the Currumbin Cove Apartments, both of which are located just a short walk from the beach.