Beaches

Nestled between the Greenmount headland in the north and Point Danger and the NSW border in the south, Rainbow Bay is reputedly one of Australia's most iconic coastal destinations. It also happens to be home to the world famous "Snapper Rocks"and one of the best man made waves in the world the "Super Bank". Eden Avenue is a a quite one way lane that runs the entire length of the bay is and one of only 6 roads in the entire village. Eden Avenue was originally overshadowed by its big brother Marine Parade (beach front) which is where most of the early high rise tourist accommodation is situated. Eden Avenue still lays claim to some of the last standing beach shacks on the souther Gold Coast some of which have undergone beautiful remodels. In more recent times the lane has become the focus of for developers looking to capitalise on the waves of people seeking a "sea change" by providing high-end, boutique, apartments projects such as Maili, Eden and Ciel. With its close and easy access to the safe patrolled beaches, clubs, Tweed Centro Shopping Centre, Hospitals, University and less then 5km to the Gold Coast international airport the only thing Rainbow Bay and Eden Avenue is missing is are few good quality cafe's and restaurants.