Top Things to do in Mermaid Waters
10 Things to Do in Mermaid Waters That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Mermaid Waters, Australia including G:link, Putt Putt Mermaid Beach, SkyPoint Climb, Miami Marketta, Robina Town Shopping Centre, Gold Coast Regional Botanic Gardens, Burleigh Heads Beach, Black Swan Lake, Kurrawa Beach, Surfer's Paradise Beach.
Restaurants in Mermaid Waters
1. G:link
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
2. Putt Putt Mermaid Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 472 reviews
Holes of fun for everyone! Putt Putt Mermaid Beach is the ultimate mini golf experience located on the Gold Coast. Discover a hole world of fun with three themed 18 Hole Courses, games arcade, 19th hole refreshments, barbecue zone and free onsite parking. Swing by for a game day or night!
Reviewed By Shirley H - Amherstburg, Canada
Visiting the area from across the ocean. This is a great place to spend a few hours and enjoy a game of mini golf. We played all 3 courses and each presented some exciting challenges. Everything is spotless and management has everything very organized. Highly...MoreThank you for your review, Shirley. We look forward to welcoming you again!
3. SkyPoint Climb
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
SkyPoint Climb takes place on the top of the Q1 building in Surfers Paradise and at 270 metres in the air, it is one of Australia's highest external building walks. Starting on level 77 of SkyPoint Observation Deck, Climbers will enter the open air dressed in a full body suit and harness. Following their Climb guide, participants will then traverse up towards the crow's nest located at the highest point of the Climb at around 270 metres above the ground. Regular stops will be taken to admire the stunning 360 degree views of the Gold Coast region including the golden Beaches, city skyline and lush green hinterland. Climbers will then descend to level 77. Altogether the experience takes approximately 90 minutes including a briefing session and the time on the Climb course.
Reviewed By johndoc98 - Perth, Australia
I really had a great experience as our tour guide was Tayla and complemented with some great commentary and Facts.Tayla made everyone feel very comfortable within the group.I would definitely recommend this Experience to anyone that is on the Gold Coast.
4. Miami Marketta
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 250 reviews
Miami Marketta A place to eat, drink, play, listen to live music, laugh, dance, live and love. >>> Marketts Street Food || Friday 5pm ~10pm & Saturday 4pm~10pm >> Tapas Club || Wednesday 5pm ~9pm >> Marketts Cafe || Tuesday - Saturday 6.30am -2pm <<<
Reviewed By freakymonkey - Melbourne
small little place , great atmosphere ,cool guy singing was nice to watch,hubby had the american bbq which he loved a mix of ribs pulled pork chicken and coleslaw, I had the pizza was average watched them serving there pasta and was shocked to see...MoreHey Guys, Thank you for the review! You will be pleased to know we have an entire new gnocchi stall now :) Hopefully see you again soon.
5. Robina Town Shopping Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 530 reviews
Gold Coast's Ultimate Shopping Destination. - David Jones - Myer - Zara - Over 350 International and National stores - Lakeside Dining Take out Free Tourist Shuttle, simply book online. Robina Town Centre is the Gold Coast's largest shopping and dining precinct on the Gold Coast. Just an easy 20 minutes from Surfers Paradise, you will find all the stores you love under one airconditioned roof. Stay all day and enjoy our 900 seat air conditioned food atrium or visit the Lakeside entertainment precinct Unwind at Australia's first digital cinema complex - Event Cinemas, giving you the choice of Vmax, 3D or Gold Class Cinema's. It's the ultimate destination to shop, dine and relax in style.
Reviewed By ReviewingChamp
Robina Town Centre.
From bowling and movies to shopping for style to enjoying a bite to eat.
Loads of choices to shop always great specials and two completely different eateries to choose from. There’s the centre eatery which contains the family favourites McDonald’s, KFC, Hungry Jacks, Bucking Bull and other ranges to choose from.
The second eatery “The Kitchen” which has a new retro look to it mixed with cultural foods and more healthy choices. Sit back relax and listen to some music on the community piano or they quite often have some lovely buskers playing cover songs and their own written music .
Christmas time they’ve actually got the real Santa to come and take family photos (real beard) at the same prices as other centres. Beautiful Christmas garden which brings the magic alive.
Bathrooms located centre wide and the parents rooms have little play rooms for if you’re needing to have a break and feed your Littlies.
6. Gold Coast Regional Botanic Gardens
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 79 reviews
Reviewed By MickExplorer
Every time I drop into the botanic Gardens for a coffee and contemplation I am amazed at how peaceful it is amongst the hustle and bustle around it. It is really well maintained and peaceful although it can get hectic on the weekends. The coffee shop is great for an unpretentious caffeine fix.
There are places to have a picnic and for the children to run.
7. Burleigh Heads Beach
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
8. Black Swan Lake
Overall Ratings
5 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By mightyquin2015 - Ormeau, Australia
Such a beautiful, peaceful place to have a picnic. Very relaxing and lovely for the children to watch the swans, ducks and other wildlife. It really is gorgeous but the Council are planning on filling it in to give the Turf Club more parking. It will be a sad day for the wildlife and those of us who appreciate it.
9. Kurrawa Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 679 reviews
Reviewed By 32brucebeach - Kincardine, Canada
The beach is amazing for walking on and the ocean is beautiful for swimming. There is also a walking/blike path running along the coast.
10. Surfer's Paradise Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
The three-kilometer strip of golden sand between Surfers Paradise and the Pacific Ocean is Australia's iconic beach, a postcard-perfect locale that conjures up 'paradise' to millions. Throughout the year, our beach welcomes swimmers, joggers, surfers and strollers from around the Gold Coast, around Australia and around the World. There are a few simple things you can do to ensure that your day at Surfers Paradise beach is a safe and happy one. Always swim between the red and yellow flags. If the flags aren't up, it may not safe to swim, so always ask a lifeguard if it's safe to swim if you cannot see the flags. Check for additional beach signage, as this may change every day. Read the safety warnings. Check with a lifeguard about beach and water conditions if you're not sure it's safe. Put your hand up and stay calm if you get in trouble in the water. Stay sun safe: Slip on a shirt, slop on sunscreen, slap on a hat, seek shade and slide on sunglasses. Leave valuables at home or in your apartment.
Reviewed By R471 - Indore, India
The beach is great and vast. Total area is lively with beautiful water front which has been further beautified due common wealth games in April,18. Area is full of activities, various eating places and what not. Swimming in surfers paradise is a dream come true.
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