Gold Coast

Gold Coast occupies a low-lying coastal strip between the Pacific Ocean and the hinterland of southeastern Queensland. Its long surf beaches define the city, while the Nerang River, Broadwater and an extensive network of canals shape the inland side of the urban area. Surfers Paradise is the best-known precinct, marked by high-rise hotels, apartments and a busy beachfront promenade. The 322.5-metre Q1 tower remains one of its most recognisable landmarks. Gold Coast lies on the traditional lands of Yugambeh people, whose connection to this coast predates the modern resort city. Browse other webcams across Queensland’s southeast coast to place this setting in a wider geographic context.

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