Best Donuts in Burleigh Heads

"The insta-famous Paddock Bakery in Miami dishes up amazing Nutella and salted caramel donuts. Doughnut Time in Burleigh Heads offers decadent Golden Gaytime inspired creations filled with honeycomb custard, Malteser encrusted donuts and sprinkles galore. D Point Ten Donuts in Upper Coomera, Southport and Broadbeach sells a mean red velvet, biscoff donut."

"Set sail across the Miami shores to find The Jolly Roger on Mountainview Avenue, where the food is fresh and the beer cold. Scurvy dogs are welcome at this fish and chippery where skeletons ride bicyc... Order OnlineRequest Booking"

"Set sail across the Miami shores to find The Jolly Roger on Mountainview Avenue, where the food is fresh and the beer cold. Scurvy dogs are welcome at this fish and chippery where skeletons ride bicyc..."

"Positioned on popular foodie strip James St, Scoop offers a staggering 37 unique and refreshing flavours for locals and tourists to enjoy (we’re talking Ferrero Rocher, strawberries and cream, and musk just to name a few). Another locally owned and family-run business, it provides an appetising and irresistible option for dessert or really, for any time of the day (who are we kidding? We’re always screaming for ice cream!)."

"George’s Paragon Pizza Cafe is our little slice of Italy at Sanctuary Cove. This pizza and wine bar is a perfect spot for a casual meal and a glass of wine- think after work drinks, catch ups with friends or a quick lunch in between browsing the shops!. Phone: 5514 8421 | Hours: Monday – Sunday 11:00 – 19:30"

"One of the very best views of the Gold Coast, up high, can be found at the Kirra Lookout. If you haven’t been before, it can be a little bit tricky to get there with all the one-way streets, but your GPS or phone can guide you to the top. Once you’re there, you’re spoiled with breathtaking views of the Gold Coast, some of my favourites, to be honest."

"Acting as the initial symbol many international and interstate visitors will have upon arriving at the Gold Coast by plane, Coolangatta is the area where the main stretch of continuous beach that reaches up to Main Beach in the north begins. Its two main beaches - Greenmount Beach and Rainbow Bay - are the Gold Coast's only north-facing beaches which helps to provide excellent, sheltered conditions that are ideal for swimming. A stroll around the point to nearby Snapper Rocks can also give you an increased chance of seeing whales passing on their annual migration throughout the year's cooler months."

"Coolangatta Beach is renowned for its casual culture and relaxed vibe. The schooner Coolangatta was wrecked here in 1846, which gave this beach its name. This quaint little suburb exudes old-school charm in the beachside and is one of the quiet beaches in Gold Coast."