Close to the Gold Coast yet set back on the bush covered hills that mark the start of the Hinterland, Tallai is the ‘green behind the gold’ of the coast. If you’re looking for an escape from the city life then you’ll find it here amid the native wildlife, rainforest and stunning waterfalls that characterise the Hinterland.
The area maintains a village feel and offers lovely rural, family type homes with many located on small acreages. The neighbouring suburb of Tallai sits atop the rolling hills with Mudgeeraba to share in the panoramic views of the hinterland and the golden glitz of the Coast. Located close to the M1 and Hinze Dam, and the suburbs of Robina and Merrimac, Mudgeeraba and Tallai residents enjoy the best of both worlds as they make use of the hustle and bustle of city life only to retreat to their rolling hills and tranquillity.
A 9 hole, par 3 course that is considered quite fun for the hilly course and tricky greens while being very reasonably priced and open to the public
The Mudgeeraba Show originally began as a small Fete & Flower Show over 80 years ago to raise money for improvements to the town’s Memorial Hall. Over the years the event has become an agricultural show that’s grown into a two day event with horse shows, handicrafts, exhibits, cooking and preserves, pet parades, wood-chopping, Ute muster, cattle, sheep, show bags, rides and so much more. Held in July each year the Mudgeeraba Show is a great family attraction for locals and visitors alike.
Tallai was initially a cattle-run taken up back in 1852 with farm selections beginning in the late 1860s. Timber harvesting was also popular and by the 1900s there were 3 sawmills in the area as well as several dairy farms.
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Nestled just south of Currumbin and spreading west to the beautiful views of the Hinterland, Tugun is a small suburb able to boast great surfing beaches and a laidback lifestyle. The Surf Life Saving Club has been proudly patrolling this beach for over 80 years and still does today (with new fresh members of course).
The recently opened Tugun Bypass gives you a hhigh-speedmotorway link between the Gold Coast and New South Wales while allowing the old Gold Coast Highway to become a sleepy beachfront haven for shopping and dining with numerous boutiques, local cafes and restaurants.
OOceanfrontproperties run along Tugun beach with phenomenal views and immediate beach access.
While there are no other sporting facilities actually within Tugun aside from the beach itself, there are more than 20 facilities within 10km in the neighbouring suburbs.
In 1925 the Seaside Hotel was constructed in Tugun as the town’s pub. In those days it was a huge boost to the town could make that the facilities of the hotel included a first class septic system and even electricity.
Years later the hotel burnt to the ground but was rebuilt at a huge cost of 14,000 pounds. The hotel stands today as a landmark of this sleepy, old heritage town.
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The most northerly town of NSW, Tweed Heads sits next to the Queensland border exposed to miles of golden beaches while sitting in the heart of the Green Cauldron – a rim of mountain ranges and lush rainforest snaked by the northern rivers.
This diverse setting makes for a perfect holiday destination and a lovely relaxed location for retirees wanting to settle down while still having the appeal of proximity to major centres like the Gold Coast and Brisbane.
Neighbouring its ‘twin town’ of Coolangatta just over the border, Tweed is on the edge of a time zone while Day Light Savings is happening (October through to March) with many locals taking advantage to enjoy two New Year’s celebrations by hopping the border after midnight each year.
With Tweed Heads accommodation ranging from luxury resorts to homely B&BS, beautiful housing and a long list of award winning retirement villages, ample medical facilities, your choice of private and public schools, a range of sporting centres and shopping districts, Tweed really does have something for everyone.
Discovered and named by John Oxley in 1823 after the river on the English/Scottish border, the Tweed River has seen some traffic over the years.
A military outpost was set up in the area but quickly abandoned due to hostilities with the local aborigines. In 1844 the cedar getters made camp as they searched for timber to build Sydney homes and boat builders followed making schooners, river boats, fishing and row boats for settlers to get around the Tweed before the development of roads, bridges and farriers in the 1930s.
Time has seen the Tweed area go through sugar cane, dairy, and banana farming and even fishing to become a major exporter of produce. Since the 1940s though, the area has become very popular for tourism with a large influx of retirees from southern Australia to make it one of the country’s fastest growing coastal areas.
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Developed by the Delfin Land Lease, Varsity Lakes is a structured, well organised community of the Gold Coast. The housing estates are built surrounding the 80ha Lake Orr with the majority of the dwellings relatively new. Waterfront homes have become very popular for families with a quarter of the suburb’s population under the age of 15.
There is a free-to-join community website for Varsity Lakes residents that provides a business directory and community news. Conveniently situated close to Miami Beach and the Pacific Motorway it is only a short drive to most facilities and attractions of the Gold Coast for those fortunate enough to live here.
Varsity Lakes was originally a wetland known as Stephens Swamp, named for former Brisbane mayor and owner of the area Thomas Stephens in the 1860s. He improved the area with drains, discharging the water into nearby Tallebudgera Creek. It was not until the 1980s that Stephens began to be suburbanised with the formation of Silverbank Lake.
By the 1990s residential development had spread across half of Stephens. The suburb was renamed Varsity Lakes in 2003 to present the area with more of an upmarket image and disassociate itself with the lower socio-economic reputation attached to the name Stephens.
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Superbly positioned in a location of great natural beauty in one of Australia’s fastest growing regions, Yatala (on the western side of the M1 Pacific Motorway) and Staplyton (east) was once considered the Gold Coast’s ‘Ugly Duckling’. That was until the suburb was ‘discovered’ in the 1970s as a commercial/business/ industrial centre conveniently positioned midway between the Brisbane CBD and the Gold Coast.
Today the area offers people a much sought-after lifestyle option; the chance to live in a rural setting with business or work close by. The suburb is a master-planned community that offers an appealing, young eco-lifestyle in a green, semi-rural environment.
Residential housing options locally are plentiful and varied, ranging from units and affordable estate-style family homes and waterfront property through to lifestyle acreage, golf course mansions and villas.
Yatala boasts one of the last drive in theatres. Stock up on popcorn and enjoy of the last remaining outdoor cinema experiences in Australia. A fishing platform is floated within Albert River Parklands. Good catches are: Bream, Mud crabs, Flathead, Whiting, Mangrove Jack, Shark and Trevally.
The huge Logan Hyperdome Centre is a 15 minute drive north of Yatala and the Beenleigh Marketplace is just a hop, skip and a jump away up the M1.
The only school physically located in Yatala is River Mount College, a private school going from prep to grade 12. There are a number of schools located nearby however.
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There is great diversity within this suburb from the rolling hills of golf courses, to The Coombabah Lake Conservation Park and the Ivan Gibbs Wetlands Reserve to the busy roads of Smith Street and Olsen Avenue.
The suburb is a hub of activity. Firstly, it provides the access point to the Pacific M1 Motorway which is busy with travelling commuters. Secondly, it is home to Griffith University which is an attractive campus that has recently gone through a major refurb and expansion period.
Students find Griffith University Gold Coast a particularly appealing campus not only for the great degree choices and sporting facilities but also for its proximity to the beach and Surfers Paradise. The new Gold Coast University Hospital is also on the doorstep making this area highly sought after.
Both neighbourhoods are very established and are well serviced by public transport (recently connected to the Gold Coast Light Rail), schools and shopping centres. The suburbs have maintained strong and consistent growth over the last decade, which indicates steady development for the future.
The area is made up of many first home buyers but also those wishing to purchase exclusive golf frontage real estate Parkwood boosts a combination of new and older houses.
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There is great diversity within this suburb from the rolling hills of golf courses, to The Coombabah Lake Conservation Park and the Ivan Gibbs Wetlands Reserve to the busy roads of Smith Street and Olsen Avenue.
The suburb is a hub of activity. Firstly, it provides the access point to the Pacific M1 Motorway which is busy with traveling commuters. Secondly, it is home to Griffith University which is an attractive campus that has recently gone through a major refurb and expansion period.
Students find Griffith University Gold Coast a particularly appealing campus not only for the great degree choices and sporting facilities but also for its proximity to the beach and Surfers Paradise. The new Gold Coast University Hospital is also on the doorstep making this area highly sought after.
Both neighbourhoods are very established and are well serviced by public transport (recently connected to the Gold Coast Light Rail), schools and shopping centres. The suburbs have maintained strong and consistent growth over the last decade, which indicates steady development for the future.
The area is made up of many first home buyers but also those wishing to purchase exclusive golf frontage real estate Parkwood boosts a combination of new and older houses.
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Chevron Island is a small suburb sitting in the middle of Nerang River and provides access from Bundall to Surfers Paradise. There’s a range of older three-story walk-ups, waterfront mansions and older style apartments which means that there is something for every buyer in this area.
There is a true community feel in this tiny Village with many small businesses, cafes, restaurants, bars and boutiques lining the main street.
The suburb has long been a favourite with holidaymakers as well as young singles looking to live close enough to Surfers Paradise but without all the craziness. The Cafe Culture is thriving and there is a great mix of people enjoying the al fresco dining or a cool glass of wine on any given night.
Chevron Island’s village offers great cafe culture as well as prime boutique shopping. There are great places to eat on the Island with endless cafes, cocktail bars, bakeries – a great spot for a scrumptious breakfast. There is also a range of boutiques for young and old, great hairdressers and day spa. The beaches, restaurants, clubs and shops of Surfers Paradise are only a few minutes walk.
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South from the bustling suburbs of Surfers and Broadbeach lies the family friendly suburb of Burleigh Heads. Known for its laid back atmosphere, Burleigh is home to the Gold Coast’s best beaches, stacks of family friendly areas including local markets, BBQ and picnic areas along the beachfront promenade, and a beautiful national park with walking trails.
The beachy and relaxed environment is one that is much loved by locals in general as well as those who call Burleigh home, making it a very popular weekend and holiday spot. Stretching from the Miami Headland to Tallebudgera, Burleigh was recently honoured as the Gold Coast’s best beach in 2012, however due to “The Point”, Burleigh has always been a popular surfing destination, and is even home to the Burleigh Breaka Pro surfing champs.
Burleigh isn’t just a sleepy town though, head west and you’ll find a major shopping district and industrial hub, with numerous manufacturing, mechanical, wholesale and engineering business.
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Hiding just behind Southport, Bundall is home to a number of the Gold Coast’s major landmarks. The HOTA (formerlly The Arts Centre Gold Coast) and the City Council Chambers reside there along with the Gold Coast Turf Club, the site of the annual Magic Millions Carnival. A new Cultural Precinct is also currently being developed in Evendale Parklands alongside the Arts Centre.
Encompassed within Bundall is the smaller suburb of Sorrento, both of which are considered by Gold Coast residents to be the desirable and upmarket area of the coast, for good reason too.
With the network of manmade canals the area is home to several exclusive waterfront properties that sell for millions. Those who make their home on the canals still enjoy the benefits of living just a few short minutes from Surfers Paradise and the CBD.
There are no schools in the immediate Bundall and Sorrento area, however there are plenty of schools in the neighbouring suburbs of Southport and Benowa. View our guide of Gold Coast primary schools, high schools and private schools here
The rowing club is a not for profit club welcoming and catering for all interested rowers from novice to advanced.
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Tallai Pest Control
Close to the Gold Coast yet set back on the bush covered hills that mark the start of the Hinterland, Tallai is the ‘green behind the gold’ of the coast. If you’re looking for an escape from the city life then you’ll find it here amid the native wildlife, rainforest and stunning waterfalls that characterise the Hinterland.
The area maintains a village feel and offers lovely rural, family type homes with many located on small acreages. The neighbouring suburb of Tallai sits atop the rolling hills with Mudgeeraba to share in the panoramic views of the hinterland and the golden glitz of the Coast. Located close to the M1 and Hinze Dam, and the suburbs of Robina and Merrimac, Mudgeeraba and Tallai residents enjoy the best of both worlds as they make use of the hustle and bustle of city life only to retreat to their rolling hills and tranquillity.
A 9 hole, par 3 course that is considered quite fun for the hilly course and tricky greens while being very reasonably priced and open to the public
The Mudgeeraba Show originally began as a small Fete & Flower Show over 80 years ago to raise money for improvements to the town’s Memorial Hall. Over the years the event has become an agricultural show that’s grown into a two day event with horse shows, handicrafts, exhibits, cooking and preserves, pet parades, wood-chopping, Ute muster, cattle, sheep, show bags, rides and so much more. Held in July each year the Mudgeeraba Show is a great family attraction for locals and visitors alike.
Tallai was initially a cattle-run taken up back in 1852 with farm selections beginning in the late 1860s. Timber harvesting was also popular and by the 1900s there were 3 sawmills in the area as well as several dairy farms.
Services we provide in Tallai
Tugun Pest Control
Nestled just south of Currumbin and spreading west to the beautiful views of the Hinterland, Tugun is a small suburb able to boast great surfing beaches and a laidback lifestyle. The Surf Life Saving Club has been proudly patrolling this beach for over 80 years and still does today (with new fresh members of course).
The recently opened Tugun Bypass gives you a hhigh-speedmotorway link between the Gold Coast and New South Wales while allowing the old Gold Coast Highway to become a sleepy beachfront haven for shopping and dining with numerous boutiques, local cafes and restaurants.
OOceanfrontproperties run along Tugun beach with phenomenal views and immediate beach access.
Close to the Gold Coast Airport the area is a popular holiday destination with a number of holiday apartments and motels lining the beach.
While there are no other sporting facilities actually within Tugun aside from the beach itself, there are more than 20 facilities within 10km in the neighbouring suburbs.
In 1925 the Seaside Hotel was constructed in Tugun as the town’s pub. In those days it was a huge boost to the town could make that the facilities of the hotel included a first class septic system and even electricity.
Years later the hotel burnt to the ground but was rebuilt at a huge cost of 14,000 pounds. The hotel stands today as a landmark of this sleepy, old heritage town.
Services we provide in Tugun
Tweed Heads Pest Control
The most northerly town of NSW, Tweed Heads sits next to the Queensland border exposed to miles of golden beaches while sitting in the heart of the Green Cauldron – a rim of mountain ranges and lush rainforest snaked by the northern rivers.
This diverse setting makes for a perfect holiday destination and a lovely relaxed location for retirees wanting to settle down while still having the appeal of proximity to major centres like the Gold Coast and Brisbane.
Neighbouring its ‘twin town’ of Coolangatta just over the border, Tweed is on the edge of a time zone while Day Light Savings is happening (October through to March) with many locals taking advantage to enjoy two New Year’s celebrations by hopping the border after midnight each year.
With Tweed Heads accommodation ranging from luxury resorts to homely B&BS, beautiful housing and a long list of award winning retirement villages, ample medical facilities, your choice of private and public schools, a range of sporting centres and shopping districts, Tweed really does have something for everyone.
Discovered and named by John Oxley in 1823 after the river on the English/Scottish border, the Tweed River has seen some traffic over the years.
A military outpost was set up in the area but quickly abandoned due to hostilities with the local aborigines. In 1844 the cedar getters made camp as they searched for timber to build Sydney homes and boat builders followed making schooners, river boats, fishing and row boats for settlers to get around the Tweed before the development of roads, bridges and farriers in the 1930s.
Time has seen the Tweed area go through sugar cane, dairy, and banana farming and even fishing to become a major exporter of produce. Since the 1940s though, the area has become very popular for tourism with a large influx of retirees from southern Australia to make it one of the country’s fastest growing coastal areas.
Services we provide in Tweed Heads
Varsity Lakes Pest Control
Developed by the Delfin Land Lease, Varsity Lakes is a structured, well organised community of the Gold Coast. The housing estates are built surrounding the 80ha Lake Orr with the majority of the dwellings relatively new. Waterfront homes have become very popular for families with a quarter of the suburb’s population under the age of 15.
There is a free-to-join community website for Varsity Lakes residents that provides a business directory and community news. Conveniently situated close to Miami Beach and the Pacific Motorway it is only a short drive to most facilities and attractions of the Gold Coast for those fortunate enough to live here.
Varsity Lakes was originally a wetland known as Stephens Swamp, named for former Brisbane mayor and owner of the area Thomas Stephens in the 1860s. He improved the area with drains, discharging the water into nearby Tallebudgera Creek. It was not until the 1980s that Stephens began to be suburbanised with the formation of Silverbank Lake.
By the 1990s residential development had spread across half of Stephens. The suburb was renamed Varsity Lakes in 2003 to present the area with more of an upmarket image and disassociate itself with the lower socio-economic reputation attached to the name Stephens.
Services we provide in Varsity Lakes
Yatala Pest Control
Superbly positioned in a location of great natural beauty in one of Australia’s fastest growing regions, Yatala (on the western side of the M1 Pacific Motorway) and Staplyton (east) was once considered the Gold Coast’s ‘Ugly Duckling’. That was until the suburb was ‘discovered’ in the 1970s as a commercial/business/ industrial centre conveniently positioned midway between the Brisbane CBD and the Gold Coast.
Today the area offers people a much sought-after lifestyle option; the chance to live in a rural setting with business or work close by. The suburb is a master-planned community that offers an appealing, young eco-lifestyle in a green, semi-rural environment.
Residential housing options locally are plentiful and varied, ranging from units and affordable estate-style family homes and waterfront property through to lifestyle acreage, golf course mansions and villas.
Yatala boasts one of the last drive in theatres. Stock up on popcorn and enjoy of the last remaining outdoor cinema experiences in Australia. A fishing platform is floated within Albert River Parklands. Good catches are: Bream, Mud crabs, Flathead, Whiting, Mangrove Jack, Shark and Trevally.
The huge Logan Hyperdome Centre is a 15 minute drive north of Yatala and the Beenleigh Marketplace is just a hop, skip and a jump away up the M1.
The only school physically located in Yatala is River Mount College, a private school going from prep to grade 12. There are a number of schools located nearby however.
Services we provide in Yatala
Pest Control Parkwood
There is great diversity within this suburb from the rolling hills of golf courses, to The Coombabah Lake Conservation Park and the Ivan Gibbs Wetlands Reserve to the busy roads of Smith Street and Olsen Avenue.
The suburb is a hub of activity. Firstly, it provides the access point to the Pacific M1 Motorway which is busy with travelling commuters. Secondly, it is home to Griffith University which is an attractive campus that has recently gone through a major refurb and expansion period.
Students find Griffith University Gold Coast a particularly appealing campus not only for the great degree choices and sporting facilities but also for its proximity to the beach and Surfers Paradise. The new Gold Coast University Hospital is also on the doorstep making this area highly sought after.
Both neighbourhoods are very established and are well serviced by public transport (recently connected to the Gold Coast Light Rail), schools and shopping centres. The suburbs have maintained strong and consistent growth over the last decade, which indicates steady development for the future.
The area is made up of many first home buyers but also those wishing to purchase exclusive golf frontage real estate Parkwood boosts a combination of new and older houses.
Services we provide in Parkwood;
Pest Control Coolangatta
There is great diversity within this suburb from the rolling hills of golf courses, to The Coombabah Lake Conservation Park and the Ivan Gibbs Wetlands Reserve to the busy roads of Smith Street and Olsen Avenue.
The suburb is a hub of activity. Firstly, it provides the access point to the Pacific M1 Motorway which is busy with traveling commuters. Secondly, it is home to Griffith University which is an attractive campus that has recently gone through a major refurb and expansion period.
Students find Griffith University Gold Coast a particularly appealing campus not only for the great degree choices and sporting facilities but also for its proximity to the beach and Surfers Paradise. The new Gold Coast University Hospital is also on the doorstep making this area highly sought after.
Both neighbourhoods are very established and are well serviced by public transport (recently connected to the Gold Coast Light Rail), schools and shopping centres. The suburbs have maintained strong and consistent growth over the last decade, which indicates steady development for the future.
The area is made up of many first home buyers but also those wishing to purchase exclusive golf frontage real estate Parkwood boosts a combination of new and older houses.
Services we provide in Parkwood;
Pest Control Chevron Island
Chevron Island is a small suburb sitting in the middle of Nerang River and provides access from Bundall to Surfers Paradise. There’s a range of older three-story walk-ups, waterfront mansions and older style apartments which means that there is something for every buyer in this area.
There is a true community feel in this tiny Village with many small businesses, cafes, restaurants, bars and boutiques lining the main street.
The suburb has long been a favourite with holidaymakers as well as young singles looking to live close enough to Surfers Paradise but without all the craziness. The Cafe Culture is thriving and there is a great mix of people enjoying the al fresco dining or a cool glass of wine on any given night.
Chevron Island’s village offers great cafe culture as well as prime boutique shopping. There are great places to eat on the Island with endless cafes, cocktail bars, bakeries – a great spot for a scrumptious breakfast. There is also a range of boutiques for young and old, great hairdressers and day spa. The beaches, restaurants, clubs and shops of Surfers Paradise are only a few minutes walk.
Services we provide in Chevron Island;
Pest Control Burleigh
South from the bustling suburbs of Surfers and Broadbeach lies the family friendly suburb of Burleigh Heads. Known for its laid back atmosphere, Burleigh is home to the Gold Coast’s best beaches, stacks of family friendly areas including local markets, BBQ and picnic areas along the beachfront promenade, and a beautiful national park with walking trails.
The beachy and relaxed environment is one that is much loved by locals in general as well as those who call Burleigh home, making it a very popular weekend and holiday spot. Stretching from the Miami Headland to Tallebudgera, Burleigh was recently honoured as the Gold Coast’s best beach in 2012, however due to “The Point”, Burleigh has always been a popular surfing destination, and is even home to the Burleigh Breaka Pro surfing champs.
Burleigh isn’t just a sleepy town though, head west and you’ll find a major shopping district and industrial hub, with numerous manufacturing, mechanical, wholesale and engineering business.
Services we provide in Burleigh Heads;
Pest Control Bundall
Hiding just behind Southport, Bundall is home to a number of the Gold Coast’s major landmarks. The HOTA (formerlly The Arts Centre Gold Coast) and the City Council Chambers reside there along with the Gold Coast Turf Club, the site of the annual Magic Millions Carnival. A new Cultural Precinct is also currently being developed in Evendale Parklands alongside the Arts Centre.
Encompassed within Bundall is the smaller suburb of Sorrento, both of which are considered by Gold Coast residents to be the desirable and upmarket area of the coast, for good reason too.
With the network of manmade canals the area is home to several exclusive waterfront properties that sell for millions. Those who make their home on the canals still enjoy the benefits of living just a few short minutes from Surfers Paradise and the CBD.
There are no schools in the immediate Bundall and Sorrento area, however there are plenty of schools in the neighbouring suburbs of Southport and Benowa. View our guide of Gold Coast primary schools, high schools and private schools here
The rowing club is a not for profit club welcoming and catering for all interested rowers from novice to advanced.
Services we provide in Bundall;