For those who want to enjoy the excitement of city life, as well as the stunning natural beauty of laidback beaches, this multicentre Gold Coast holiday is the perfect choice. Combining Sydney and Brisbane with the Gold Coast is a great way to get a real taste of the world Down Under, from seeing iconic sights to learning to surf. This is an excellent option for families keen to explore Australia together.

14 nights, From Â£1,590*

Price is a guide for this multi centre holiday including all your flights, hotels and transfers.

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Sydney Skyline

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Gold Coast Skyline

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Sydney Bondi Beach

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Sydney Bronte Beach

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Sydney Harbour Bridge

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Brisbane At Night

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Brisbane Boardwalk

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Gold Coast Beach
  • Itinerary
  • Things to Do

Itinerary

5 Nights – Sydney
7 Nights – Gold Coast
2 Nights – Brisbane

✈ UK – Sydney (5 nights): Being met at the airport in Sydney and transferred to your hotel will get your trip off to a relaxing start. From there you will have five nights to explore this incredible city. There’s plenty to do, from wandering the harbour area, taking in the views of the Sydney Opera House and even scaling the famous bridge, to seeking out some fresh seafood caught just offshore. It’s also worth heading to Darling Harbour on the outskirts of the central business district and walking up an appetite in its pedestrian precinct.

✈ Sydney – Gold Coast (7 nights): Since Australia is so vast, you will fly from Sydney to Brisbane to start the stretch of your holiday on the Gold Coast. The first destination in this coastal city that you’ll want to explore is Surfers Paradise, a three-kilometre long beach which has a reputation that precedes it. With the perfect conditions to learn to swim, accompanied by a white sand beach, it can be hard to tear yourself away from the place that definitely deserves its name. There is plenty more to explore and families are bound to want to enjoy the theme parks that are found in this part of Australia. With SeaWorld, Wet ‘n’ Wild and the Australia Zoo to choose from, those seven nights can easily get used up. Also don’t leave before heading inland a little and seeing all that the Lamington National Park has to offer. Hiking trails will allow you to discover the ridges and valleys, rainforest and incredible wildlife on your own two feet.

Gold Coast – Brisbane (2 nights): Round off your Australian adventure in the capital of Queensland, Brisbane. This lively city offers plenty to entertain visitors, so expect to have a busy couple of days. Head to the Brisbane City Hall and climb its clock tower for wonderful views over the surrounding area. The unique copper dome of the Customs House, which is located right by the river, is bound to catch your attention. This heritage building houses a restaurant where you can enjoy some classic Australian cuisine in opulent surroundings. The highlight for many people visiting Brisbane is a trip to the Lone Pine Koala Park, where you can come face-to-face with Australia’s cuddliest inhabitant. Families love this attraction, with parents getting just as excited as the kids.

✈Brisbane – UK: On your final day you will be transferred to Brisbane Airport for your return flight to the UK.

 

 

Why choose a Sydney & Gold Coast Holiday?

With a Sydney and Gold Coast holiday, you get to experience everything from the exciting, culture-rich city of Sydney, filled with tons of amazing restaurants and sights, to the laidback, surfer-friendly lifestyle of the Gold Coast.

Start your Sydney and Gold Coast holiday taking in everything Sydney has to offer. Try some of the world-famous restaurants, serving up fresh-caught seafood, local produce, and other mouth-watering treats you won’t want to miss. Sydney is also home to many world-famous sights, like the Sydney Opera House, Sydney Harbour Bridge, and the Sydney Tower Eye, where you’ll find unrivalled views of the coastal city.

After spending several days exploring and taking in Sydney, you can unwind on one of the many pristine beaches of the Gold Coast. The Gold Coast is renowned for its surfing and laidback attitude. However, if you still have some energy to burn, you’ll find tons of amazing hikes in the area, as well as fishing and SCUBA expeditions. With countless beaches and fun activities, the world is your oyster on the Gold Coast leg of your multi centre holiday.

Overall, a Sydney and Gold Coast multi centre holiday is all about balancing the excitement of adventure and exploring a new city with the laidback lifestyle of the Gold Coast. Best of all, with so much to choose from, you can build your ideal holiday, mixing fun-filled activities with relaxation and world-class meals.

Things to Do

What activities are there to do on holidays to the Gold Coast?

The Gold Coast offers a whole host of activities for everyone to enjoy! For those looking for physical activities, the Gold Coast is known for its surfing, boasting world-class surf breaks and some of the best waves in the whole world. Or try out one of the many hikes in the area, ranging from milder strolls to more challenging treks. The Gold Coast is also home to some of the nicest beaches in all of Australia, where you can take part in everything from volleyball and surfing to just laying out and catching some rays. Other activities you can find on the Gold Coast include fishing, golf, and shopping!

What are the best beaches to visit on a Gold Coast holiday?

The Gold Coast is known for its spectacular beaches, offering some of the finest sandy beachscapes not just in Australia, but the whole world. If you fancy surfing, you’ll have to visit Surfer’s Paradise Beach, a legendary surfing spot with pristine white sand beaches. Here, you can also find surrounding shops and entertainment for a day full of fun activities. Just south of Surfer’s Paradise, you will find Burleigh Heads Beach, a sandy stretch of oceanfront, ideal for swimming or just taking in some sun! Other amazing beaches you can find around the Gold Coast include Coolangtaa Beach, Kirra Beach, and Rainbow Bay Beach.

What are some of the best places to eat in Sydney?

Sydney is a foodie’s paradise, offering a range of restaurant options from fine dining to casual fare sure to delight the tastebuds! Sydney is known for serving up fresh seafood as well as its vibrant restaurant scene, which spans the globe in its influences.

For lovers of fine gastronomy, you can’t go wrong with Quay Restaurant. This upscale establishment offers an inventive tasting menu and impeccable views of the Sydney Harbour. Or, if you’re looking for something a little more casual, check out the Sydney Tower Buffet for either lunch or dinner. This one-of-a-kind restaurant serves up food from all over the world, including a selection of fresh, local seafood. But the real treat is the 360-degree revolving views overlooking Sydney!

With tons of incredible options, you can’t go wrong with the food scene in Sydney, where food lovers flock from far and wide to try some of the world’s tastiest cuisine.