1 Seafarer Court, Surfers Paradise QLD 4217, Australia
According to the 2021 census, Surfers Paradise had a population of 26,412 people. The suburb has grown steadily, up from 23,689 in 2016.
The property is near the Surfers Paradise Foreshore, which provides access to Surfers Paradise Beach, the Adrenalin Park amusement venue, and the lively Nightlife Precinct on Cavill Avenue. You can also see the iconic Meter Maids and enjoy free public events such as the Australian Sand Sculpting Championships.
The Surfers Paradise Street Circuit is approximately 0.4 km from 1 Seafarer Court, making it a short walk to the motorsport track that hosts events like the Gold Coast 500.
The G:link light rail serves the area with stations such as Surfers Paradise, Cavill Avenue, and Northcliffe, providing north‑south connections across the Gold Coast. Kinetic Gold Coast also operates bus routes that link the suburb with western parts of the city.
Surfers Paradise enjoys a warm, steady climate year‑round, with sea temperatures ranging from about 21.5 °C in winter to 27.1 °C in summer. Extreme recorded temperatures have varied from 40.5 °C in February to 2.5 °C in July.
Surfers Paradise was named one of the Q150 Icons of Queensland in 2009 for its role as a noteworthy location, and it has a rich history dating back to the 19th‑century tourism developments initiated by early settlers like James Beattie and Johan Meyer.
Yes, the suburb includes heritage listings such as the Pink Poodle sign on Fern Street, the Kinkabool building on Hanlan Street, and the Matey Memorial bronze statue on Cavill Avenue.
