Joanna James
The sun, the sea and the sand are all that takes to make a needed holiday to a gracious one. The best thing about Coolangatta though is that this place lacks not incredible things to do both on and off the beach. Have you yet added the following to your to-do list in Coolangatta?
Sand between your toes has got to be one of the best things about a vacation. Right? Let the sand fade away under your feet into the lapping waves of the beach and revel in the freedom of your vacation. The strong Australian sun warms up the gallant waters even in the cold winters and the accompanying cold breeze are a real fascination to the beachgoers.
Yes, the whole point of being on vacation is to catch some extra 'Z's in the morning, but when there are sunrises as beautiful as seen from the Gold Coast, it's certainly worth the absurdly early wake-up calls. The fiery sunrise ridding the looming darkness tucks you in for a peaceful sensation and for the best of views, we would recommend that you hike up to the Point Danger. The early morning wake-up call and the early hike, sure, might be a little more than you can take before a coffee, but believe that the views are worth every ounce of hesitation!
The sunsets are just as beautiful as the sunrises, if not better! The afterglow of the setting sun draws artwork on the vast skies and the glimmering waters dancing gleefully further ahead are a sight to devour and look forward to! The Oaks Calypso Plaza is famous among the many Coolangatta Resorts Gold Coast for its pampering views and easy accessibility to the beach for some fantastic memories to be made. The Coral sea sunsets are a definite must-see on your visit to Coolangatta.
Whale watching is a highly favoured attraction of Coolangatta and you will be pleased to know that there are numerous boat tours that you can hop on board for your scouting mission in the midst of the gorgeous far-stretching ocean. The best spot for some serious whale watching is from the shores of Cooly. Between June to early November, you shall catch a glimpse of the many humpback whales en route from their seasonal swim from freezing Antarctica to the warmer Gold Coast waters for their mating season. August is the best time to see numerous pods of whales in the waters of Coolangatta.
You may think that the best thing you could do is to laze around watching the sea, but the better fun is in getting frisky in the water. Be it a surf-lesson or a sailboat trip into the waters or even a stand-up paddle-boarding venture, go for it, because the touch of the water is definitely the only thing can top the splendid views of Coolangatta's beaches.
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