Holiday houses & accommodation in Currumbin

Currumbin may be small, but the seaside town has plenty of holiday lettings to choose from. Whether it's a beachside villa or an apartment with ocean views you're seeking, you'll surely find it in Currumbin.

Sample some Currumbin cuisine

For those days when you don’t fancy cooking and just want to get out and explore, Currumbin offers a range of culinary choices. Fuel for the day ahead with a filling breakfast from one of the many cafés or tuck into a delicious dinner at the end of the day at a local restaurant.

Elephant Rock Café, a popular option next to Currumbin Beach, has been around for some time. Serving breakfasts, lunches, and dinners, and catering for weddings and various functions, it offers dishes such as jewfish, octopus, and grilled chorizo.

Treat yourself to some fine dining at Allure on Currumbin. It serves a range of Australian and European dishes, with menu items including gratinated oysters and wild venison loin. You can also choose from a six-or nine-course degustation dinner menu.

Keep them on their toes

You won’t need to worry about keeping your children entertained. There’s so much to do and see that you'll have a hard time keeping up with them. Take them out to the area's stunning beaches and fascinating museums.

Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary lets you get close to some of Australia’s most loved animals. Located in the heart of Currumbin, it's open seven days a week, and is home to koalas, kangaroos, bilbies, and quokkas. Learn more about their conservation projects and watch one of their fun-filled shows.

Superbee Honey World, is a unique attraction situated in the heart of Currumbin, is the place to go if you have a sweet tooth. Join one of their tours to learn about how honey is produced and taste various honeys. You can also buy homemade beeswax products, which make great souvenirs.

Feel the breeze

Even if you're on a budget, the Currumbin area presents all sorts of opportunities to get outdoors. You don’t need to pay to enjoy nature, and the Gold Coast is known for its stunning locations. From swimming to walking, there's a wealth of ways to get your nature fix.

Currumbin Beach's golden sands and blue waters are perfect for sunbathing or swimming. See the famous Elephant Rocks, volcanic rocks that are over four million years old. To catch some waves, check out the Alley – a stretch of sea where you can find equally passionate surfers.

The Currumbin Rock Pools, just 14km from Currumbin, are a secret swimming hideaway with a roaring waterfall. Take a picnic and soak in the area's tranquil atmosphere. Take a scenic drive along Currumbin Creek and stop at the small café nearby if you feel peckish.

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