Top Best Seafood Restaurants in Pottsville

"This Byron Bay restaurant is one to add to your list because it’s famous for being the only absolute beachfront restaurant in town. Situated right on Clarkes Beach, couples can sip a glass of their favourite wine and enjoy sweeping views of the ocean. Beach’s menu is created with love and reflects the coastal surrounds offering fresh fish dishes, shellfish and other seafood delicacies."

"Inspired by New York steakhouses of the 1950s, Beef & Beach on Jonson Street in Byron Bay is an exciting new addition to this iconic dining strip. Natural timbers, antique brass and polished concrete,..."

"Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, Fishheads serves up some of the freshest seafood in town. Take a seat on their laid-back, beachfront deck or grab your fish and chips to-go and enjoy on the sand. Either way, you’re in for a real treat."

"This Byron Bay seafood restaurant provides a quick solution, such as grilled fish and chips but you can sit in and try one of their famous fish burgers or a fish dish with flavours from around the world. If their portions are too big (one meal can feed 4 people) you can always get it as a takeaway package and have a picnic on the beach or a scenic lookout point. Location: Shop 3/109 Jonson Street, Byron Bay"

"Hunky Dory is a Greek-inspired seafood restaurant with locations across the country. The family-owned business began with a vision to offer healthy, fresh seafood in a comfortable, casual setting. Incorporating unique, house-made marinades and sauces, their menu serves up a delectable selection of fried classics, grilled fish, nourishing salads, and more."

"Those looking to indulge their sweet tooth on rainy days can head to Superbee Honeyworld. This is an easily accessible attraction just off the Gold Coast Highway that sits across the road from the popular Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary and covers all aspects of honey production. Visitors to Honeyworld can take the chance to sample a wide array of different types of honey (over 20 in total), with some unusual and rare types such as Eucalyptus and even Ginger that are all of the exceptionally high quality."

"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."

"The gelato is made in-house with love, and you’ll go weak at the knees for their 40 different flavours. While they’re renowned for their salted caramel with white chocolate chip gelato, other flavours you might like to try to include pear and rhubarb, salted coconut and mango salsa, apple pie, and mint choc chip made with fresh mint leaves. Always check out the specials board too where you’ll find five new flavours every week, like DR. Evil – chocolate gelato with peanut butter cookies and dulce de leche."

"No list of frozen treats anywhere is complete without Messina, so it’s only to be expected that the gelato gods would make ours. With new flavours every week that always get our jaws dropping in astonishment, we just wish they’d hurry up and open their South Brisbane store. I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream!"

"Don’t you dare think about visiting the southern end of the Gold Coast without putting a visit to Gelato Messina on your itinerary. I simply won’t have it!. Proclaiming themselves the makers of Australia’s best gelato, I have to whole-heartedly agree with the Messina team."

"Fuel bakery does things differently – they specialise in pies, doughnuts and coffee, and boy oh boy do they do them well. This Easter, Fuel Bakehouse will have hot cross buns a plenty, and if you’re lucky you might even snag an Easter Cruffin."

"At the southern-most end of the Gold Coast in Coolangatta, is Point Danger headland. Famous among locals for its uninterrupted views and unconventional lighthouse, this spot has to be one of the best on the Goldie. Recognising Aussie history with the Centaur Memorial and Walk of Remembrance, this site holds a sentiment most headlands don’t."

"Drive to the southern end of the coast and you’ll find Point Danger. This spot offers up some really gorgeous views of the coastline and, best of all, there’s a nice grassy spot on the hill to sit and watch. I love visiting this place for great photos of the green and blue contrast, with the waves rolling in behind it all."

"Hailed as one of the very best parks on the Gold Coast for kids, this park has a riot of brightly coloured equipment for kids of all ages. The pirate ship and pedal-powered monorail circling the playground is sure to get your kids excited, outdoors and active."

"Distance: 54km Hike time: 3-5 daysThis one’s the big daddy of them all – that’s why they call it the Gold Coast Hinterland Great Walk. Lace up your hiking boots on and prepare your leg muscles for a challenge. You’ll embark on a 54km hike along the rim of an ancient volcano through the most extensive areas of sub-tropical rainforest left on Planet Earth (and as biology buffs will tell you, what little is left of Australia’s remaining Antarctic beech cool temperate rainforest too)."

"Energy-boosting nibbles and plenty of water.Sunscreen and a hat.Bandaids and basic first-aid supplies.Camera or GoPro to capture your adventure.Swimsuits if there is a spot to take a dip.Raincoat or waterproof jacket, just in case.Mobile phone (although you might be out of range in many places). Disclosure: The writer loves visiting the Gold Coast’s National Parks, especially in winter when it’s too cold to go swimming. Looking for some Gold Coast accommodation?"

"The Gold Coast Hinterland Great Walk is a great tourist attraction for bushwalkers to the Gold Coast Hinterland. This area is famous for challenging hiking activities, bird watching and wildlife observation."