| About the Gold Coast |
|
|
|
|
Gold Coast City is outlined by 70 kilometres of stunning coastline from South Stradbroke Island to Rainbow Bay. Surfers Paradise is its centre, and the seven kilometre stretch of coast in and around the hub is famous for its high-rise skyline. It's a part of Australia extremely popular for holiday makers, both domestic and international. Reliably balmy weather coupled with sensational natural and man-made attractions keep the visitors flooding in. The beaches have always been the main draw, though a close second is the largest concentration of themed attractions in the southern hemisphere. It's a food lover’s dream - especially great for seafood - and there are many wineries in the region to explore. A glut of designer stores, funky markets and duty-free options keep the keenest shopper busy. Not too far inland is the stunning Gold Coast hinterland with its rainforests and mountains. For more information, visit http://www.verygoldcoast.com.au/ Radisson Resort, Gold Coast, Queensland near beaches, attractions The Radisson Resort Gold Coast, Australia is located one hour from Brisbane and the Brisbane Airport and just 30 minutes from the Gold Coast Airport. The resort is within easy driving distance of many local attractions, including:
Shuttle Transfers The Radisson Resort Gold Coast, Australia offers shuttle service to Surfers Paradise, Pacific Fair and Sea World for a small fee. Transfers can also be arranged to airports, Skilled Park Stadium, Robina Town Centre and other off-site destinations. Tours and Tickets Radisson Resort Gold Coast can arrange theme park tickets, transfers and tours of the region. What to wear The Gold Coast summer starts in late November and continues to late February. The winter months are mild. Light, cool clothing suits the climate for most of the year, although long sleeved tops, sweaters, and jackets may be needed during the winter months. The local dress code is resort style casual. There are some stylish restaurants, nightclubs and other entertainment venues with dress codes that allow visitors to show a slightly more formal style. Summer wear could include shorts, comfortable shoes, sundresses and other light, comfortable clothing. Add long trousers and warmer tops for winter. Don't forget to bring swimwear; most people swim all year round. A hat, sunglasses and sunscreen are recommended sun protection. |
| Last Updated ( Wednesday, 02 June 2010 15:59 ) |




