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Southport (including Main Beach, The Spit, Labrador,
Biggera Waters, Runaway Bay, Hollywell, Paradise Point,
Boykambil, Coombabah, Sanctuary Cove, Coomera and Oxenford)
Centre of the Gold Coast's major tourist attractions.
Located 75 km south of Brisbane, Southport is a commercial
and administrative centre at the northern end of the city of
the Gold Coast. It is situated behind the waterway known as
The Broadwater (at the mouth of the Nerang River) which is,
in turn, sheltered from the ocean by a lengthy sandy
promontory known as The Spit which extends almost to the
southern tip of South Stradbroke Island. The small opening
between The Spit and Stradbroke forms the opening of The
Broadwater which boasts a superb marina, Sea World and the
Sheraton Mirage Hotel.
Prior to the arrival of Europeans the area was well used
by Aboriginal tribes who fished and lived here, using a
place such as Coomera as a site for intiation ceremonies.
The coastline was traversed by Captain Cook in 1770, by John
Oxley in 1799 and 1802, and the opening of The Broadwater
was noted in 1822 by John Bringle. White settlement of the
area commenced with timber-getters in the 1840s and
agriculture in the 1860s. The American Civil War created
opportunities for cotton-growing at that time, though sugar
was being grown by the late 1870s. The first known white
settler took root here in 1869 and the present townsite was
surveyed in 1874. It was prophetically named Southport by
state politician and newspaperman T.B. Stephens after a
resort in Lancashire.
The Southport Hotel was built in 1876 and traffic
increased when a ferry service across the Nerang River was
established that same year. Cobb & Co coaches started
offering a service to and from Brisbane in the mid-1870s.
The pier, now long departed, was constructed in 1880 and
extended to 800 feet in 1883. The area known as Main Beach
(where the Sheraton Mirage is located) was sold in 1885 and
the railway arrived in 1889. This facilitated access to what
was an increasingly popular seaside resort and recreational
fishing area, with kiosks and a bath built in the 1890s.
The Town of Southport was gazetted in 1918 and a coastal
road was completed in 1923. From this point land prices
began to steadily escalate, earning the area the name 'Gold
Coast'.
The development of the area since World War I has been
continuous. The bridge over the Nerang River was completed
in 1925 providing easy access to the area. The old wooden
bridge was eventually replaced by a concrete structure in
1966 so that now the visitor barely notices the fact that
they are crossing the river.
The Town of Southport was amalagamated with the Town of
Coolangatta and part of Nerang shire to form the Town of
South Coast in 1948. The removal of building restrictions in
the early 1950s saw the emergence of the present high-rise
phenomenon and by 1959 'South Coast' was changed to the
'City of Gold Coast' with Southport functioning as its
administrative centre. Canal-based residential developments
emerged in the 1960s which, together with the high-rise, has
prompted concerns about the impact on the natural
environment. Since that time growth has been considerable
with the population of the City increasing from about 33,000
in 1961 to over 250,000 in 1991.
Today the Southport area concentrates entirely on
tourism. The old buildings and the history of the area has
been brushed aside by progress and the desire to convert the
whole area into a modern holiday town. If you feel nostalgic
try and imagine that once the old Southport Hotel (1876)
served travellers through this district. It is hard to
imagine that once there were horses and drays and bushmen
walking in this area and quenching their thirst at an old
wooden pub.
Things to see:
Main Beach and The Spit
At the expanse of sand known as 'Narrow Neck' an artificial
reef has been constructed to protect Main Beach from heavy
surf. To its north are the historic Main Beach bathing
pavilion, the Southport Surf Life Saving Club on Macarthur
Parade, then the lengthy narrow promontory known as The
Spit. Seaworld Drive extends north all the way along The
Spit, past the Sheraton Mirage Hotel and Sea World.
On the eastern side of Seaworld Drive is an extensive
foreshore greenery that extends all the way along The Spit.
Most of it is known as Philip Park, which is crisscrossed by
walking paths. There are two parking areas just south of Sea
World with nearby barbecue facilities. South of the Sheraton
is Hollindale Park, which has more walking tracks, public
toilets, public telephones and there are picnic facilities
at the southern end of Seaworld Drive. In the north-western
corner of The Spit is Doug Jennings Park and, opposite,
extending 500 metres out into the ocean, is a jetty beloved
of anglers.
There is a marina behind the Sheraton Mirage and another
further south which is associated with the Southport Yacht
Club, at the southern end of Seaworld Drive. All manner of
charter services, cruises and watersports hire services are
available at the Mirage Marina. On the northern side of the
Mirage comlex is Fisherman's Wharf which offers all manner
of food, fashion and entertainment.
For information on beaches south of Southport see entry
on
Surfers Paradise.
Sea World
Sea World, facing The Broadwater, is a huge 25-hectare
marine park (the largest of its kind in Australia). It
offers a combination of rides, shows and attractions,
including such hair-raising machines as the Three Loop
Corkscrew and Lasseters Lost Mine. Unlike Wet'n'Wild (see
subsequent entry), which is basically
participation-oriented, Sea World is essentially a range of
shows and rides. The crowds are attracted by the spectacular
waterskiing displays and the dolphins, sea lions and
penguins which perform for the crowds. So successful has Sea
World become that there is now a specific hotel - the Nara
Sea World - attached to the complex. It offers free entry
with accommodation under certain circumstances.
Current publicity for Sea World states: "Come and see
Australia's only Polar bear cubs Lia and her brother Lutik,
in their home at Sea World's Polar Bear Shores - one of the
most technologically advanced exhibits for Polar bears in
the world. The playful cubs have joined older bears Ping
Ping and Kanook, and will delight guests with their
energetic and spirited antics.
"Cartoon Network Cartoon Beach, is the vacation spot for
the globe's top toon stars. Kids of all ages can hang out
toon favourites The Powerpuff Girls, Cow and Chicken, Dexter
and Dee Dee, Johnny Bravo and Tom and Jerry. Kids can cruise
the highways in 'Woody's Beachtrucks', catch a bird's eye
view from the top of 'Toonpoint Lighthouse', take to the
skies in the 'Air-See Rescue' choppers and then cool off in
'Dexter¹s Time Machine', a dancing fountain full of
splashing surprises!
"Marvel at the new generation of Sea World dolphins at
Dolphin Cove and laugh at the antics of the seals and sea
lions in the Quest for the Golden Seal Show. There's also
the action of Ski Challenge, the hottest, action packed
stunt filled extravaganza, the swashbuckling Pirates 3D
Adventure, the thrills of Australia's first triple loop
Corkscrew rollercoaster and the excitement of Bermuda
Triangle."
Admission prices, at December 1, 2002, are $56 for adults
and $36 for children (4-13 years) and pensioners. A 14-day
ticket is also available which allows access to Movie World,
Sea World and Wet'n'Wild. The complex is generally open
daily from 10.00 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. Sea World is accessed via
Seaworld Drive, which extends northwards along The Spit, at
Main Beach. For 24-hour recorded information about operating
hours, prices, shows and attractions ring (07) 5588 2205. To
contact the office ring tel: (07) 5588 2222.
Parklands Speedkarts
Located at the Parklands Showgrounds (cnr Parklands Drive
and Smith St) in Southport, visitors will find a 440-metre
bitumen track for two-stroke race karts. This is an adult
and quite dangerous activity. All appropriate safety
equipment is provided. The cost, at December 1, 2002, was
$17 for ten minutes, $22 for fifteen minutes, $44 for half
and hour and $60 for 45 minutes. There is also an Enduro
Racing program. They are open every day but Thursday from
9.00 a.m. to 9.00 p.m., tel: (07) 5527 0060 or email:
psk@fan.net.au
The Broadwater: Boat Ramps, Other Waterside Facilities
and the Gold Coast's Northern Suburbs
The Broadwater is just that - a broad body of calm water at
the mouth of the Nerang River. it is essentially enclosed
between the mainland to the west and, to the east, by The
Spit and South Stradbroke Island, with a small opening to
the ocean, known as the Gold Coast Seaway which is located
between the northern end of The Spit and the southern end of
South Stradbroke. Further north the Broadwater's identity is
lost as it becomes mixed up with the many tiny sand islands
which lie between the mainland and Stradbroke, ultimately
leading to Moreton Bay.
There are a number of boat ramps on The Broadwater. On
the eastern shore (i.e., the western side of The Spit) there
are three: the southernmost is on Pelican Beach, adjacent
the jetty, by the corner of the Gold Coast Highway and
Waterways Drive; the second is adjacent the marina at the
southern end of Seaworld Drive, and the third is on the
northern side of Sea World, off Muriel Henchman Drive.
On the western side of The Broadwater, at Southport,
there is a good amount of foreshore parkland. Heading north
from the mouth of the river, there is the Andrews Family
Centenary Park then Anzac Park, adjacent the Gold Coast
Highway. Anzac Park has a large parking area, a swimming
pool and a boat ramp. On its northern side is Tuesleys
Jetty, then a caravan park, then a boat ramp at the mouth of
Loder Creek. On the northern side of this estuary is the
suburb of Labrador with Leonard Fox Park on the foreshore.
Labrador was named by an early white settler after the
Labrador Peninsula in Canada. In 1881 a hotel was opened
here by the Queensland manager of Cobb & Co coach services.
Further north (adjacent Marine Parade) are two jetties and a
boat ramp at the southern end of Hartley Park.
Continuing northwards along the western shore of The
Broadwater the visitor comes to the suburb of Biggera
Waters. Once an area given over to farming and fishing, it
is now home to a large direct outlet shopping centre known
as Harbourtown. Fishing charters, 4WD trips to North
Stradbroke Island, and day trips to Sanctuary Cove and South
Stradbroke Island operate from Biggera Waters. There is a
boat ramp at the mouth of the waterway after which the
suburb is named (off Ray St). Just north of the estuary is a
marina and Pacific Park, which has picnic tables, both
within the suburb of Runaway Bay. A ferry departs from the
marina adjacent Runaway Bay Shopping Village for South
Stradbroke Island (see entry on
Stradbroke Island) and Runaway Bay is a base for cruises
to South Stradbroke and Sanctuary Cove and for 4WD treks to
South Stradbroke. Runaway Bay also has a Sports Super Centre
and skating facilities.
There is a boat ramp at the northern end of Runaway Bay
(off Howard St). Just north of here are the Hollywell marina
and, nearby, two boat ramps on Centenary Drive. There is a
yacht club adjacent the walkway out to Ephraim Island.
To its north, Sovereign Islands, the mouth of the Coomera
River and Coomera Island Conservation Park signal the end of
settlement along the Broadwater. 1800 acres of land at the
river mouth were granted in the 1860s to Louis Hope, a
pioneer of the Queensland sugar industry. Nearby Hope Island
was named in his honour.
Cable Ski World
Located on Oxley Drive at Runaway Bay, Cable Ski World began
as a waterskiing park but it has since diversified to
include such aquatic and non-aquatic activities as
kneeboarding, bungy jumping, jetskiing, wakeboarding,
mini-golf, go-karts, mini speed boats, aqua bikes, paddle
boats, fish-feeding and slingshot bungy. Instructors ensure
a safe environment and there are separate areas for
beginners and advanced skiers, with barefooting and ski
jumpingf sessions. It is situated on a 95-acre site,
consisting principally of five freshwater lakes, surrounded
by sandy beaches and tropical rainforest. Facilities include
a restaurant, kiosk, barbecue facilities, playground with
paddle pool for young children, games room and beach
volleyball.
They are open from 10.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. daily, with
closing time extended to 9.00 p.m. in the summer months.
Each activity incurs a separate charge. For further
information ring (07) 5537 6300. Email is
caboff@winfhop.com.au
Sanctuary Cove
At the north-eastern end of the Gold Coast, on the southern
bank of the Coomera River (just behind The Broadwater) is
Sanctuary Cove - a dubious brainchild of the hype and
'entrepreneurial' activity of the turgid 1980s. It was
created by a Queenslander named Mike Gore who became
synonymous with the term 'the white shoe brigade', which was
used to describe hucksterish businessmen whose ethics came a
definite second to the business of making money. It was
opened with a rare concert by Frank Sinatra and has since
grown to consist of two excellent golf courses, a shopping
centre called Marine Village, which has more than 75 shops
ranging from gift shops to restaurants, cafes and bars and
lots of very expensive housing designed for retired
millionaires. Much of the development has been carved out of
the shores of the river. It is an integrated design which
smacks of both wealth and artificiality.
Sanctuary Cove also hosts such annual events as the
International Boat Show in May and the Classic Yacht and Car
Concourse in October.
Dreamworld
The three biggest family attractions of the northern Gold
Coast have all been set up at a point most readily
accessible to the hordes of Brisbane: on or just off the
major motorway - the Pacific Highway - at the north-western
end of the Gold Coast, thus ensuring visitors from the state
capital can be spared the slog of navigating the heavy
traffic and byways of the tourism mecca that is the Gold
Coast. These three attractions are Dreamworld, Wet 'n' Wild
and Movie World.
Dreamworld is located just west of Sanctuary Cove. It is
an Australian version of Disneyland with a myriad of rides
and entertainments to occupy children and adults for an
entire day. The characters, such as Cooee and Kenny Koala,
are mostly Australian, although Nick Central features
Nickelodeon figures. Attractions include thrill rides such
as the Cyclone and Thunderbolt Roller Coasters, the Tower of
Terror, the Wipeout, the Giant Drop and the Eureka Mine
Ride, family rides such as the Thunder River Rapids Ride,
bumper cars, a chairlift, the log ride, a water playground,
a railway, a carousel and a paddlesteamer, along with family
features such as the white Bengal tigers, the Game Site, a
shooting gallery, remote-controlled boats, Nick Central
(featuring Nickelodeon characters), the Australian Wildlife
Experience, the Australian Farm Show, the Outback
Celebration, Kids Carnival, the Kenny Koala Show, an 1850s
trooper station, roving musicians and helicopters for hire.
Food is available from various sources, there is a
substantial shopping strip and Dreamworld has one of the few
IMAX Theatres in Australia. This remarkable movie technology
provides a screen so large that it is quite impossible to
sit in the audience and not be totally involved in the
experience, especially with respect to the stunning 3D
movies.
The cost of entry, at December 1, 2002, was $56 for
adults and $36 for children and pensioners. Dreamworld is
located just off the Pacific Highway (along Dreamworld
Parkway). It is open from 10.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. daily with
hours extended during the summer school holidays (9.00 a.m.
to 6.00 p.m.). For more information contact (07) 5588 1122.
Wet'n'Wild Water Park
Wet'n'Wild is one of the most comprehensive water fun
playgrounds in the world, with heated pools and slides
permitting year-round access. Spread over nearly 10 hectares
the theme park's activities range from a freshwater wave
pool, with waves up to one metre high, to an extensive
series of spectacular water slides and raft or tube rides
(it is claimed that, on the toboggan drop, it is possible to
reach speeds of up to 70 km/h while the Super 8 Aqua Racer
consists of an 86-metre plunge).
The emphasis is on diversity with something for each age
group, from the hair-raising to the languid and lazy. Thus,
while the toboggan drop and the white water twisters are
meant for adults and older children, there are also
attractions for younger children and more sedentary adults,
including the Buccaneer Bay theme park play area and a calm
drift along the 'river' past a pirate castle and subtropical
gardens. A new addition is the relaxing Whirlpool Hot
Springs, featuring ten 20-person hot tubs. Visitors should
note that children must be 110 cm tall to participate in the
more agitating rides.
Another recent addition is the 'dive-in' movie program,
where latest release family movies are screened at ther
Giant Wave Pool from September to April. The water areas are
surrounded by grassy grounds with picnic and barbecue
facilities and deck chairs for relaxation.
Wet'n'Wild is located on the Pacific Motorway at
Oxenford. For 24-hour recorded information on Wet'n'Wild
Water World's operating hours, prices, water slides and
pools call (07) 5573 2255. During office hours visitors can
ring Wet'n'Wild on (07) 5573 6623. They are open daily. From
November to February hours are 10.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m., with
closing time extended to 9.00 p.m. in January. From March to
April and September to October the closing time is 4.30 p.m.
and from May to August it is 4.00 p.m.
The price of entry, at December 1, 2002, was $35 for
adults and $22 for children (4-13 years) and pensioners. A
14-day ticket is also available which allows access to Movie
World and Sea World, as well as Wet'n'Wild.
Warner Bros. Movie World
Also on the Pacific Motorway at Oxenford is Movie World
Theme Park. Designed as a working studio with a number of
large stages and an extensive range of state-of-the-art
equipment, it manages to combine a day out with a wide range
of activities. The combination of studio and fun park means
that most of the Park's attendants are young actors hoping
for work, and their first big break, in the studios next
door.
Warner Bros Movie World is basically a combination of
Disneyland and Universal Studios. It celebrates the fun and
excitement of movies offering entertainments ranging from
impromptu street events and a daily stunt show which
re-enacts a Police Academy-style hold up. The Police Academy
show has as much to do with the Keystone Kops as it does
with Police Academy. It is typical of the kind of show
offered by the complex. The setting holds over 500 people.
The action includes a car being blown up, a man being shot
and falling from the roof of a building, and an endless
stream of thrills and spills from the crew. While it is
entertaining it is also informative about the nature of
stunts in a movie. Other attractions include the Road Runner
Rollercoaster, Looney Tunes Village, the Wild West Falls
ride and a suitably scary Scooby Doo rollercoaster.
Like Disneyland the streets are full of characters from
various shows, such as the Warner Bros cartoon team of Bugs
Bunny, Yosemite Sam, Daffy Duck and Sylvester who walk along
the main street amusing the crowds.
There are a wide variety of shops selling souvenirs
(T-shirts, posters etc) as well as providing a wide range of
food. Other attractions include rides through various movie
scenes - the Batman ride is always popular - and a conducted
tour of the movie studio which shows some of the techniques
used to create cinematic illusions. One particularly
appealing aspect of Movie World is the way that certain
events just occur naturally (well as naturally as anything
in a movie world) on the street. A visitor can be walking
along when suddenly a rather shady character will come
running out of the bank on the main street carrying a bag
full of money. A policeman who, only moments earlier, was
talking to some children, will give chase and, as
by-standers watch, will draw his gun and fire off a series
of shots at the robber. It is easy to spend a day here.
There is a genuine variety of activities. It would actually
be hard to see everything in under 4 hours.
Current publicity for Movie World states: "Visit Warner
Bros. Movie World on Australia¹s Gold Coast where you will
experience a fun-filled family adventure with all the glitz
and glamour of Hollywood. Meet your favourite stars and
enjoy all the behind-the-scenes action, comedy stunts and
exhilarating rides, shows and attractions!
Warner Bros. Movie World brings you the all-new Harry
Potter and the Chamber of Secrets Movie Magic Experience.
For a limited season only, you can journey to Knockturn
Alley, see Mr Weasley¹s enchanted car and come face to face
with the creatures of the Forbidden Forest.
Don't miss the scariest, spookiest spine-tingling
rollercoaster ever created! Coaster cars launch guests on a
hair-raising journey complete with laser lighting and sound
effects, animatronics and a kaleidoscope of colour, depth,
height and trickery of dimension. Ride the Scooby-Doo Spooky
Coaster!
Batman Adventure - The Ride 2 doubles the adventure
offering guests a brand new simulator journey starring the
best of the Batman villains in a high tech, thrill speed
showdown with the Caped Crusader.
Experience the fun of the Road Runner Rollercoaster,
Australia's only family rollercoaster, situated in Looney
Tunes Village, a magical cartoon world with rides especially
for children. For more Looney Tunes fun, head to the Looney
Tunes Musical Revue, performed daily and check out the
awesome interactive water fountain, Looney Tunes Splash
Zone, at Looney Tunes Village.
Be blown away by the thrilling Wild West Falls ride. Wild
West is an action packed adventure with a 20 metre, 70
kilometre an hour, heart stopping drop to the final
splashdown!
Then journey to Mars in the interactive 3D movie
adventure, get an adrenaline rush on the suspended, inverted
looping coaster, Lethal Weapon and laugh at the hilarious
Police Academy Stunt Show. "
For a limited time only, the latest addtion is the "Harry
Potter and the Chamber of Secrets Movie Magic Experience",
including sets and themes from the movie.
Movie World is generally open from 10.00 a.m. to 5.30
p.m. daily. For 24-hour recorded information about operating
hours, prices, shows and attractions ring (07) 5573 8485. To
contact the office ring (07) 5573 3999. The price of
admission, at December 1, 2002, was $56 for adults and $36
for children (4-13 years) and pensioners. A 14-day ticket is
also available which allows access to Movie World, Sea World
and Wet'n'Wild.
The Surfers Riverwalk
The Surfers Riverwalk is a pleasant 9-km walkway extending
from Sundale Bridge at Southport to Pacific Fair at
Broadbeach.
Boat Ramps of the Inland Waterways
At the northern end of The Broadwater is the mouth of the
Coomera River. Just inside the estuary is Paradise Point
Boat Harbour which has a boat ramp just off Paradise Parade.
Just behind Paradise Point is the mouth of Coombabah Creek
which leads to Coombabah Lake. There are two boat ramps at
the creek mouth. One is located on the western side of the
estuary, on Boykambil Esplanade and another is on Jabiru
Island, located directly in the middle of the creek's
estuary (access is off Broadwater Avenue, which spans across
the estuary, linking Boykambil and Paradise Point. Another
boat ramp is just downstream of the creek estuary, at Daisy
Elms Park via Turana St, in the suburb of Coombabah. There
is also a public boat ramp at a little park on the southern
bank of the Coomera River at Sanctuary Cove (off Pinaroo
St).
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