Chill and de-stress just across from one of the Gold Coast’s most beloved beaches. Whether you’re with family, friends, or both, Easter in Palm Beach, QLD, will undoubtedly be a holiday to remember.
If you want to rest well, get a room at Princess Palm on the Beach. This resort is directly on the beach and offers 180-degree views of the Pacific Ocean and Palm Beach. The scenery will astound you each time you awaken in their roomy holiday apartment. The resort provides a variety of self-contained two-bedroom Palm Beach apartments, each with a Queen-sized bed, a fully functional kitchen, and a living area that opens to an east-facing balcony.
Your peaceful Gold Coast holiday starts the moment you land there. Please take advantage of the onsite amenities and enjoy them as well.
- heated swimming pool
- heated spa, connected to the pool
- full-sized and floodlit tennis court
- well-equipped gym
- sauna
- barbecue facilities and beachside gazebo
- games room
- play area
Complete your holiday schedule after a well-deserved rest. Visit the tour desk, where the staff can provide local recommendations, car rentals, and hassle-free tour and attraction bookings. The following is a list of places you may visit on your Easter holiday.
Espresso Moto
Consider beginning your day at Espresso Moto with a delicious breakfast. The cafe opened in 2014 as a café and motorcycle memorabilia museum and aimed to provide excellent, welcoming service and traditional favourites with a Moto twist.
On the Gold Coast Highway, Espresso Moto in Palm Beach is a haven for delicious cuisine, coffee, and good times. From 6 am to 1 pm, Espresso Moto is open.
Palm Beach Parklands
Have you got kids? One of the most excellent and well-liked areas on the Gold Coast is Palm Beach Parklands! There are two public restroom facilities and lots of sitting and picnic shelters. The Pirate Park will please kids of all ages thanks to the latest renovation.
Children can run over and around it. There are also interactive panels and ropes so they can cross rope bridges, climb rope ladders, or slide down the gigantic slide. Children can ride the flying fox, walk the plank, and play cannonball.
Tallebudgera Creek
Tallebudgera Creek is a great place to picnic and have fun if you prefer water activities. Stand-up paddle boarders and other surf craft riders enjoy Tallebudgera Creek even though there are no waves there. Swimming and relaxing are also prevalent activities there. Tallebudgera Creek is renowned for having calm waters, making it the perfect destination for families with young children to enjoy the ocean.
Regarding safety, Tallebudgera Creek is a patrolled area between November and April between 8 am and 5 pm. But follow the signs and only swim between the red and yellow flags.
Meadow Park Golf Course
Only five minutes from Burleigh Heads and Palm Beach lies the picturesque Tallebudgera Valley, where Meadow Park Golf Course is. The 9-hole course has four different tee options to accommodate different skill levels and provide a challenge for all golfers. The course is flat and well-maintained, and the Bermuda greens run all year round, creating a golfer’s paradise.
A putting green and two driving nets are accessible for use by anyone, even if it’s simply for practice, at the golf practice facility. The Meadow Park Golf Course additionally offers Glow Golf. The 6-hole light course is a beautiful nighttime activity with friends. The course has a variety of glow sticks for sale. Moreover, the clubhouse is open until 10 pm so that you can enjoy food and beverages before or after your round. Glow Golf requires reservations.
Regarding reservations, book your Palm Beach accommodation in advance. Now all you need to do is be here and enjoy a lovely Easter holiday!
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