1-Day Springbrook Adventure: Movie Magic to Wildlife

Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary is divided into two parts by the Gold Coast Highway, with a tunnel connecting the two sides. In addition to traditional viewing areas, there are many kinds of wild animals here, making it a good place to have close contact with natural species. You can observe crocodiles, cassowaries, and possums, and you can also sit quietly in a corner of the park and watch parrots and colorful sparrows soar in the sky.

Here, kangaroos and koalas are kept in a nearly wild state, and you can have fun with them, such as feeding the lorikeets and taking commemorative photos with the koalas! You can also enjoy the simple and enthusiastic dance performances of the Australian Aboriginals to bring a joyful end to the day's travels.

△ Observe and interact with Australian native species

△ Learn more about biology and geography

△ Observe the wonderful performances held every day

The picturesque Gold Coast Spring Creek National Park is a fairyland suitable for hiking, with lush rainforests covering the mountains and excellent hiking trails along the way. Along the way, the scenery is charming, with canyons, cliffs, and waterfalls constantly intertwining before your eyes.

1. Go to the Nature Bridge to watch noctiluca scintillans

The important thing here is to go to the Natural Bridge to admire the sparkling Australian luminous insects that shine like stars in the cave. On one side of the natural bridge is a cave with cascading waterfalls, where you can see large patches of Australian luminous insects (a type of insect with glowing tails).

They gather at the top of the cave, emitting a blue and white light, like a night sky filled with stars, stunning! Luminous insects shine all year round at night, but during the dry years of August to October, they do not emit much light. From November to March, mushrooms can be seen shining in the darkness here, while fireflies are relatively rare as they only appear between mid November and mid December.

After admiring the glowing insects and fireflies in this unique cave, remember to lift your head and look at the stars shining in the night sky!

2. Climbing the observation deck

The terrain of Gold Coast Spring Creek National Park is steep. If you have the courage, don't miss climbing up to the famous Canyon Lookout Observatory and Best of All Lookout Observatory located on the cliffs, and looking up at the scenery that has been passed by and those that haven't had the chance to go.

The Q1 Building Observation Deck is a commercial and residential building standing on the south side of the central area of Surfers Paradise. It is the tallest building in the southern hemisphere and the fifth tallest residential building in the world. It was once the tallest residential building in the world. Looking down on the scenery of the entire Gold Coast, it is a good choice to go to the viewing platform of Q1.

△ 360 ° overlooking the entire Gold Coast, a full range of spectacular views of the sea, sky and golden sandy beaches

△ It takes only 43 seconds to go up to the 77th floor of Q1 Tower Observation Deck by elevator, allowing visitors to enter the viewing mode quickly

△ The Observation Deck is not only stunning during the day, but also at night, the lighting makes it a great place to see the Gold Coast at night

SeaWorld is one of Australia's premier marine theme parks, a place where visitors can have fun with dolphins, sharks, rays, polar bears, sea lions, Antarctic penguins and more marine life. Sea World is divided into several major areas, including the brand-new Penguin Pavilion, Polar Bear Coast and Shark Bay and other special venues. At here, visitors can enjoy dolphin and seal performances, feed sea lions, watch emperor penguins and polar bears, and interact with Nickelodeon Character, such as SpongeBob SquarePants, Patrick Star, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and PAW Patrol's Chase and Marshall.

△ Meet your favorite animated characters

△ Closely interact with marine life

△ Experience exciting rides