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]]>Undoubtedly the highlight of the Gold Coast is its huge range of some incredible beaches. Great for immersing yourself in Australian culture, you can enjoy beach barbecues and sports in between swimming in the warm ocean. Some highlights include ‘Surfer’s Paradise Beach’ with its great waves for watersports, and ‘Burleigh Heads Beach’, which offers a more tranquil experience.
For those who seek adrenaline-fuelled adventures, the Gold Coast boasts some amazing opportunities to find thrills. SeaWorld has some wonderful aquatic creatures as well as lots of theme-park rides. Dreamworld is a great option for rollercoasters and theme-park rides as the largest theme park in Australia. The range of options for adrenaline seekers makes for a great contrast with the natural tranquility of the beaches on the Gold Coast.
The diverse range of landscapes the Gold Coast has to offer makes it a fantastic destination for nature lovers. With hiking opportunities that feature stunning waterfalls, ancient rainforests, and incredible vistas, there are loads of things to see in this area. The Gold Coast Botanic Gardens is a great place to visit if you want to see a range of exotic flora.
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]]>Dreamworld opened its doors all the way back in 1981, and it remains Australia’s biggest theme park to this day. It comes with 40 rides, animal exhibits, and other attractions divided into numerous themed lands, from DreamWorks Experience to Ocean Parade and Tiger Island.
Warner Bros. amusement parks are scattered all around the world, but the one on the Gold Coast was the first to open its doors in 1991. It’s still Australia’s only movie-related theme park, where employees wear costumes inspired by Warner Bros. and DC movies. The park hosts a parade each afternoon, but Australia’s tallest roller coaster DC Rivals HyperCoaster remains its most popular attraction.
America’s Sea World became a popular franchise with locations around the globe, but this one has nothing to do with them—and that’s part of its appeal for true animal lovers. It offers fun rides, shows, and interactive tours, but it’s also well-known for its efforts to rehabilitate sick, injured, and orphaned wildlife.
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]]>Undoubtedly the highlight of the Gold Coast is its huge range of some incredible beaches. Great for immersing yourself in Australian culture, you can enjoy beach barbecues and sports in between swimming in the warm ocean. Some highlights include ‘Surfer’s Paradise Beach’ with its great waves for watersports, and ‘Burleigh Heads Beach’, which offers a more tranquil experience.
For those who seek adrenaline-fuelled adventures, the Gold Coast boasts some amazing opportunities to find thrills. SeaWorld has some wonderful aquatic creatures as well as lots of theme-park rides. Dreamworld is a great option for rollercoasters and theme-park rides as the largest theme park in Australia. The range of options for adrenaline seekers makes for a great contrast with the natural tranquility of the beaches on the Gold Coast.
The diverse range of landscapes the Gold Coast has to offer makes it a fantastic destination for nature lovers. With hiking opportunities that feature stunning waterfalls, ancient rainforests, and incredible vistas, there are loads of things to see in this area. The Gold Coast Botanic Gardens is a great place to visit if you want to see a range of exotic flora.
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]]>The post Top 3 Spots for Theme Park Lovers Visiting Queensland’s Gold Coast appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Dreamworld opened its doors all the way back in 1981, and it remains Australia’s biggest theme park to this day. It comes with 40 rides, animal exhibits, and other attractions divided into numerous themed lands, from DreamWorks Experience to Ocean Parade and Tiger Island.
Warner Bros. amusement parks are scattered all around the world, but the one on the Gold Coast was the first to open its doors in 1991. It’s still Australia’s only movie-related theme park, where employees wear costumes inspired by Warner Bros. and DC movies. The park hosts a parade each afternoon, but Australia’s tallest roller coaster DC Rivals HyperCoaster remains its most popular attraction.
America’s Sea World became a popular franchise with locations around the globe, but this one has nothing to do with them—and that’s part of its appeal for true animal lovers. It offers fun rides, shows, and interactive tours, but it’s also well-known for its efforts to rehabilitate sick, injured, and orphaned wildlife.
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