Currumbin is a small community and this is reflected at Currumbin Beach with its cafe culture and friendly atmosphere. The location is an ideal base for those that love walking and the Gold Coast Hinterland is easily assessable via Currumbin Creek Road.

Currumbin Lookouts

Elephant Rock Lookout and Currumbin Rock that guards the entrance to Currumbin Creek, these huge rock formations would have to be the most photographed rock formations on the Gold Coast. They have been used for backdrops from television commercials, films and sporting events. Early morning and late afternoon seem to be the best time to enjoy this location. Access to Elephant Rock Lookout is behind Vikings Surf Live Saving Club and worth the climb up the narrow concrete stairs, views north and south are picture perfect.

Currumbin Alley one of the famous breaks on Australia’s Gold Coast is a popular spot for novice surfers in the shallows and experience surfers on the point.
If the surf is up… Currumbin Alley is alive with boards and bodies, a wonderful location for taking photos or video and the views will not disappoint you Currumbin Rock is a spectacular backdrop.

Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary

Currumbin is also home to the iconic Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary known to locals as the Bird Sanctuary where you can get pleasure from feeding the lorikeets and get your photo taken at the same time to show your overseas friends.

Koalas at Currumbin Sanctuary

Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary is best described as the ultimate Australian experience and represents Australian flora and fauna. The rainforest walk gives you a rainforest feel without hiking to a remote location. There are lots of creatures to see..

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Currumbin Events

Currumbin Beach plays host to a number of events throughout the year the Swell Sculpture Festival being the most popular. This festival is all about sculptures made from many types of materials that line Pacific Parade and right on Currumbin Beach.

The middle of September every year the beach is packed with curious tourists and locals, eager to see what the artists and sculptors have created.

Learn more about Currumbin Beach by visiting the resource pages below.