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Coolangatta YHA - Kirra Beach, Gold Coast
Things to do in Coolangatta YHA - Kirra Beach, Gold Coast
This Travellers Hostel is located adjacent to some of the best beaches in Australia. Relax on the beach, by the pool or in one of our garden setting courtyards. Visit Currumbin Sanctuary & have your photo taken with a Koala, Snorkel with turtles, Tour World Heritage listed rainforests, Scuba dive, Cycle to Point Danger or Tandem Skydive.
At the hostel
Movie Night + Free Popcorn
Movies from 6PM with FREE popcorn
FREE Trivia Tuesday
Put your thinking caps on it's time for some serious Trivia questions :) The winning team gets a prize!
$6 Pizza Night
Wednesdays are best spent tucking into pizza for dinner.
Family Dinner Night
Have a Family Dinner with us for just $6!
$10 BBQ night
A delicious Aussie BBQ dinner for $10pp. Yum!
Tours & activities related to this hostel
2 Hour Surf Lesson- Surfers Paradise
FREE things to do in Gold Coast
- Surf some of the world's most famous surf breaks.
- Take a walk along the pathway that runs beside the beach and enjoy the truly unbeatable beauty that Coolangatta has to offer.
- Swim at some of the most beautiful beaches in the country.
- Karaoke at Eddie's Grubhouse every Thursday night.
- Free live music in numerous bars around Coolangatta every Friday and Saturday night.
- For a gold coin donation to the Wildlife Hospital you can enter Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary every afternoon after 4pm and feed the Rainbow Lorikeets.
- Beachfront Markets every second Sunday of the month in Coolangatta, Twilight Markets every Friday evening at Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary with an onsite bar and live music, Farmers Market in Currumbin every Thursday morning.
- Visit Burleigh Heads National Park for amazing views of the whole Gold Coast. Only 20 minutes bus ride away.
DISCOUNTS IN THIS REGION
- (07) 5575 3381
- Go to website
- Buy online with the coupon code 'YHA' or in person by presenting your YHA Member card.
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YHA acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia. We acknowledge and pay our respects to Elders past, present, emerging and the extended Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island community.
