Kirra Beach has got to be one of the most laid back destinations on the Gold Coast, where board shorts and bare feet are the local dress code. Come and experience this relaxed way of life for yourself – the stress levels are low and holiday vibes are high!

Kirra is the spiritual home of surfing on the Gold Coast and world class point breaks will have visiting board riders spending countless hours in the water. But there’s much more than surf to this slice of heaven. The café scene is thriving so a stroll along the shore and with a stop for coffee and breakfast is a great way to start the day. Nearby shops, restaurants, Surf Lifesaving clubs and the Gold Coast Airport (1 km walking distance) are easily accessible by bus, bike or on foot via scenic beachfront walkways.

Many of our Gold Coast beaches are patrolled. Click here to view the safe swimming beach locations.

As one of the few dog-friendly holiday parks on the Gold Coast, Kirra Beach Tourist Park welcomes your pooch as part of the family. We have dog friendly cabin accommodation, multiple sites and specific areas allocated as dog-friendly zones and beautiful, grassy parklands adjacent to the park so your dog will enjoy your stay as much as you do. Pets appreciate the park’s dog wash facility at the end of a day’s exercise or beach visit.
The Ultimate Dog-friendly Guide to the Gold Coast shares some great tips on how time with your four-legged friend may be well spent during your stay.
Take the lead on your dog walking… Click here to explore the City’s dog exercise areas and beaches.

It’s peaceful here, with plenty of trees to keep campsites cool and large expanses of shady grass perfect for picnics and recreational activities. Our staff are here to help and will do so with a smile. We hold regular activities and events to entertain all ages, from face painting to food trucks and live music. We do everything in our power to make sure you have a great stay and keep coming back.

Gold Coast travel maps and guides are available for download… Our City’s key attractions may be explored by walking, cycling or catching public transport. Read more about the City’s Surf Network, a free public Wi-Fi network available to connect to within coverage areas.