Winter is upon us, and while Queensland is best known for beautiful sunny days, that doesn’t stop Jack Frost creeping in around this time of year. As the days get shorter and colder, it becomes harder for everyone to beat those winter blues.
For the best cure, why not take a drive to the Gold Coast and discover Surfers Paradise. It’s only 60 minutes from the Brisbane CBD and there is so much to see and do, that it can’t be condensed in one sentence.
Take leisurely stroll along the golden sands of Surfers Paradise beach, or dip your feet in the cool waters of the ocean if you’re game enough. The beaches are patrolled from 8am to 5pm, 7 days a week, so there is always a safe time to swim.
Splash your cash on a shopping trip. With hundreds of stores to choose from in the shopping precinct, you’ll not go home empty-handed. Boutiques, surf shops, high end fashion and accessories are all part of the Surfers Paradise shopping experience.
Pamper yourself at a day spa, hairdresser or nail salon and finish off with a delectable hot coffee at one of the many welcoming cafes, bistros and restaurants.
After dark, Surfers Paradise transforms into a Vegas-style hotspot with neon lights, music and people of all vintage abuzz for the excitement of the nightlife. Countless nightclubs, bars and pubs line the streets of this central location, making it a perfect way to end your fun-filled day.
For more information on hiring a car, van or mini bus to get you and your friends/family to the Gold Coast do not hesitate to give us a call or go online to create a quote.
Wednesday, 9. June 2010
Will be renting a National car in Dec and will want to get my 500 United miles. I know that you just give them your number for this, and sometimes there is a $2-$3 surcharge. My question is, if I give them my husbands number (same last name, different first name) will it still work?
Sunday, 13. June 2010
Excellent Info. Tweeted about it. I’ll bookmark this post too.
Tuesday, 15. June 2010
@Hardina. You will need to contact National for an answer to your question