Kirra Beach

Another beautiful beach on the Gold Coast, but with their unique scenery and charm. The beach is more local, and the never-ending waves form a sandbar to protect the swimmers. It's quiet here, not developed as some of its neighbors have.

Tyra Beach is the main beach on the Gold Coast, and the entire beach is very long with soft sand. The sea is very clear, and there are many tourists lying on the beach every day to bask in the sun, or surfing and playing in the water, one side is a beautiful beach, and the other side is a bustling city. It is really worth a visit.

Jila Beach on the Gold Coast is a very wide and primitive beach. There is a very wide beach. When the waves come, they will set off layers of waves. This is a holy place for surfers. Every day, many surfers come here to surf and seek the excitement of the sea. It is worth a walk and a sea breeze.

Not only did I love the beauty of this place, but my granddaughter was named after it, Tyra. It was a great place to walk along the sea, not as crowded as the Kurungata we went that day, and the beach was really close to it. Parking here is still a big problem, but you can park your car away from the street and walk here, but be careful not to stop too far. This is still a very famous surf beach, there are surfing competitions. Be sure to check out the facilities, surf shops and restaurants.

It borders New South Wales, also known as Sister City and Curangata, and is a popular tourist attraction. There are many vacation apartments and shops near the beach. The beach is very large. Near the famous Point Danger surfing spot, there are surfing clubs at both ends, Coolangatta on the north and Greenmount on the south. There are many restaurants and cafes along the front beach, so they won't go hungry. Coolangatta Surfing Club is a great place to eat lunch and dinner. Sitting here, you can enjoy a glass of ice beer while overlooking the ocean and the beach. Greenmount has a good breakfast on Sunday, and you can see the training of the Youth Surfing Patrol from the deck.