Australia's latest foodie destination
Dig deeper and you'll find the best meals on the Gold Coast don't all come with chips and salad.
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Palm and Cove. The words conjure up images of louvre windows, palm fronds, hot nights and a gin sling or two.
One of its pools is called the Devil's Bath and is filled with lime-green mud that would peel your skin off.
Glide peacefully through the World Heritage-listed Tasmanian wilderness of Gordon River where convicts once built magnificent Huon pine ships.
When first discovered, these islands were considered hell on earth. Centuries later, they're now recognised as a unique paradise.