337 out of the 537 listed lettings in Coolangatta are apartment rentals. They account for more than half of the accommodation types there (59.96%). In addition, the median nightly price of apartment rentals in Coolangatta is $266, and the median size is 106 m². Furthermore, this category of accommodation is usually an excellent option for medium-sized groups and families, since most of the apartment rentals can host at least 5 people. Holidaymakers looking for another type of accommodation can also find many hotel rooms, which are the second most popular accommodation option in Coolangatta. Hotel rooms in Coolangatta are 105 m² on average, with an average price of $225 per night.
537 fantastic holiday lettings from 20 providers are listed in Coolangatta with prices starting at $62 a night. Our website directly evaluates the holiday rentals to help you save up to 10%.
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Price and Availability Index in Coolangatta
Holiday Letting Price Information in Coolangatta
The price graph will give you the nightly price average for the upcoming months. The most expensive dates to travel to Coolangatta are in December (29/12 - 05/01). However, in February (02/02 - 09/02), prices decrease to an average of $106 per night.
Holiday Home Availability Information in Coolangatta
The availability graph shows the percentage of available rentals in Coolangatta. In December (22/12 - 29/12), only 19 are available. The week with the highest percentage of available lettings is in May (25/05 - 01/06).
The weather in Coolangatta
Find the Coolangatta climate diagram. During January, maximum temperatures go up to more than 28° No heat wave is expected in July, where minimum average temperatures usally hit a 10° low. The rainiest month is January while the driest month is May.
Enjoy a relaxed Australian break with Holiday Cottages in Coolangatta
A beautiful coastal town in Queensland’s extreme south on the Gold Coast, Coolangatta is the perfect escape for when you want to get away from city life. Coolangatta is a popular holiday destination with stunning beach areas, markets, interesting festivals and options for outdoor activities for all visitors. A few small cottages, with sloped roofs and verandahs can still be seen around the city. Boarding houses were also popular, and modern-day equivalents provide wonderful options for holiday homes in Coolangatta for travellers wishing to experience typical accommodation in the city.
What and where to eat when in Coolangatta
With the city fast gaining prominence as a holiday destination, multiple restaurants and eateries have opened up in Coolangatta, providing plenty of culinary options for locals and holidaymakers alike. From coffee by the beach to sushi kitchens, pizzerias and fine-dine restaurants, enjoy it all in Cooly.
At Cafe Dbar on Boundary Street, tuck into a hearty breakfast or lunch made with locally-sourced Gold Coast ingredients while enjoying spectacular sea views. Enjoy live music with your meal or soak in the Coolangatta sun in the outdoor seating area. The café also hosts regular exhibitions highlighting local artists.
For vegan travellers, the Greenhouse Canteen is just the place for delectable, cruelty-free meals. In the welcoming greenhouse-style dining room you can indulge in dishes like buffalo cauliflower wings, and Vietnamese pancakes as well as the popular jackfruit enchilada and a range of sustainable wines from Clare Valley.
Family-friendly activities in Coolangatta
When in Coolangatta, pay a visit to Snapper Rocks, a little rocky outcrop that forms part of the man-made Superbank. Point Danger is another famous attraction close by. Take for a peaceful swim at Greenmount beach, where the vessel after which the town was named sunk. You can also join surfing lessons.
Beaches and watersports are the top attractions in Coolangatta, so head to Rainbow Bay or Greenmount Beach that provide calm swimming conditions. At Kiarra Beach, carry your diving kit and explore the vibrant reef or simply enjoy the spectacular views.
The Coolangatta Beach Park has a playground with swings, slides, climbers and net ropes – perfect for the kids to have fun in while you take a leisurely stroll or enjoy the beach. Later, hire a surfboard or dine at the locally-loved Bellakai restaurant close by.
The Strand Coolangatta is the main retail centre in town, and an ideal place for a fun outing with the whole family. Spend time exploring the games arcade at Timezone, shop to your heart’s content at the many stores and catch the latest movie at the cinema.
Take a 10-minute drive to visit the Minjungbal Aboriginal Cultural Centre where visitors can learn about the native aboriginal culture. Art, informative videos and tour guides help guests discover a lot about Australia at this centre and afterwards you can enjoy a picnic in the grounds.
Places to Visit Near Coolangatta
The heritage-listed Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary is among the most popular Gold Coast attractions and is a place where you can get up close with the regional wildlife. From crocodile feeding and sheep shearing to Segway safaris, it's a fun day out for all ages.
The lovely seaside town of Byron Bay, known for its pristine beaches, scuba diving sites and the Cape Byron lighthouse is just around an hour’s drive from Coolangatta. Try surfing or kayaking, go on a hot air balloon ride or explore the local art, culture and music scene.
Kingscliff is another excellent destination to visit and extend your Aussie coastal vacation. Have an authentic experience visiting farmers’ markets or joining a Tasting Plate Tour. Tropical Fruit World is home to rare and exotic fruits and perfect for a family visit.
Coolangatta: Regular Events and Festivals
The annual Cooly Rocks On festival held every June is the most awaited event in town and the biggest nostalgia and rock ‘n’ roll festival in the country. The five-day festival celebrates the culture of the 50’s, 60’s and 70’s with dance performances, revival bands in outdoor stages and a street parade. There are even hot rods and restored cars on display.
If you cannot make it to Coolangatta in June, plan your visit around the second Sunday of any month to catch the Coolangatta Art and Craft markets. Walk around Queen Elizabeth Park where there are more than 150 stalls selling everything from local crafts, jewellery and skincare products to fresh local produce and delicious cakes and cookies.
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