The Hotel: Isle of Palms Resort

Located 3.7km from Currumbin Beach and overlooking Pine Lake, Isle of Palms Resort invites tourists to bask in the sun and enjoy rich cultural heritage and sports attractions of the region.

The rooms are kitted out with en suite bathrooms, TVs, kitchens and living/dining areas. The resort features two swimming pools, two hot tubs and two tennis courts. Other amenities include kids’ pool and barbecue facilities.

Room Details

Two-Bedroom Townhouse

• Two single beds and one double bed (space for one additional guest in a rollaway bed, charges apply)
• Standard occupancy: Four people
• Maximum occupancy: Five people

Three-Bedroom Townhouse

• Four single beds and one double bed (space for one additional guest in a rollaway bed, charges apply)
• Standard occupancy: Six people
• Maximum occupancy: Seven people
  
  

The Area: Gold Coast

A glittering stretch of golden beaches fringed by soaring skyscrapers, the Gold Coast is a vibrant holiday destination where buzzing bars and nightclubs sit alongside glitzy boutiques and a thrilling multitude of action-packed theme parks. Just north - west of the centre of the action, Surfers Paradise, lies Helensvale– a relaxed suburb that is bang smack in the middle of Gold Coast Theme Parks’.

Head straight to Surfers Paradise beach, where folks can take a surfing lesson, embark on a soft-sand run or just have a good old-fashioned splash in the blue waters. Walk up to the Esplanade, where food can be found in every form under the sun and trendy boutiques offer up clothing, gifts and home wares at a range of price points or move through to Elkhorn Avenue for designer stores including Gucci, Louis Vuitton and Prada. Try the foot of Chevron Renaissance or the DFS store on Orchid Avenue for fashion chains, or wander the leafy beachside boulevards for a relaxed high street shopping experience.

Outside Helensvale, whole days can be spent at any number of famous Gold Coast theme parks like Dreamworld, Wet ‘n’ Wild, Warner Bros Movie World and even Tropical Fruit World. Slightly further afield is the “green behind the gold” Hinterland, which can be explored on a day trip to Tamborine Mountain or Currumbin Valley. By night, put dancing shoes on and hit the myriad bars, pubs and clubs within close reach.