Australia Part 6- Surfers Paradise

Day 8 (28/12/15)
Thinking of grabbing some photos at Surfers Paradise during evening
And also stepping on the sand (thunderstorm was approaching so don't expect me to say swimming in the sea)
The world-famous Surfers Paradise beach and breathtaking skyline continue to remain major drawcards for millions of Gold Coast visitors each year
With the emergence of a fresh cultural scene, Surfers Paradise is thriving as a diverse cafe, restaurant, fashion and nightlife hub
It is the only location in Queensland with late night shopping seven days a week!

P.S. I don't really like wordy blog
So bear with me if you see too many photos
Pictures speak louder than words~
Freedom~~~
You see sea gulls everywhere at the seaside 
So so windy~ The winds gonna blow us away!
Sinking into deep thought~
It's great to be able to step on the white sandy beach
Leaving to Tamworth tomorrow
See you Gold Coast!


Location: Gold Coast QLD, Australia

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