Zephyr offer small personalized horse tours, on the beach, in the beautiful sub-tropical woodlands, and at 'The Farm'. In addition, we do mounted archery and trick riding clinics, horseback pub tours, mustering camps, private lessons, 'Mini-Zephyrs' (pony) Club, team-building activities, and our divine range of horses are also available for professional photo shoots and weddings. The Zephyr Horses team is dedicated to delivering soul charging, adventure packed moments to last a lifetime.

Explore this iconic Gold Coast Wildlife Sanctuary. Immerse yourself into the wonder and natural beauty of 27 hectares of Currumbin rainforest, wandering through open animal enclosures, feeding kangaroos and cuddling koalas along the way. Don't forget your swimmers as it has a kids water park too. Experience the wild lorikeet feeding, free-flight bird shows and Aboriginal performances. See the wonderful vets in action within the Wildlife Hospital precinct. With a huge outdoor themed playground, Wild Island, there is plenty of entertainment for kids to enjoy as they tour the sanctuary on a miniature train. Lost Valley is our exotic precinct which features five hectares of stunning rainforest. Explore a forgotten world and get up close and personal with some of the world's most unique and distinctive flora and wildlife including friendly Lemurs, Cotton-top tamarins, Red pandas, Capybaras along with free-flying birds and exotic reptiles Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary is a not-for-profit organisation and reinvests all proceeds back into wildlife and conservation programs.

Enjoy immersive panoramic views of Kirra, Mediterranean style food menu, and an exceptional selection of world-class drinks. Kirra Beach House offers guests a laid-back, effortless and elevated beachfront experience.

Siblings has restored the much-loved Kirra Pavilion building to some of its original 1920s glory, while giving it a fresh and modern make-over in the process. Oozing some serious 1950s-inspired Miami Beach vibes, Siblings showcases a palette of pale green, peach and crisp white. When it comes to the menu, Siblings is open for brunch, lunch and dinner, showcasing modern-Australian cuisine with a strong focus on fresh seafood and share plates. The drinks list, which is aptly entitled ‘Liquid Journey’ has been meticulously crafted to include an extensive selection of wine, local beers and no less than 52 signature cocktails. Siblings expertly walks the line between refined and casual dining, whether you’re fresh off the beach and looking for a coffee in the sunshine, or you’re settling in for a long lunch followed by cocktails at dusk, it’s got you covered in impeccable style.

Snapper Rocks is a small rocky outcrop on the northern side of Point Danger at the southern end of Rainbow Bay on the Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia. Made famous by the surf events the Quiksilver pro

The lighthouse used a helium-neon laser light and was the first light house in the world to beam laser light rather than use a more conventional electrical light source. The laser light was invented at Hughes Research Laboratories in Malibu U.S.A. in 1960.

At Hot Yoga & Co, we aim to provide a range of authentic yogic styles, pilates and meditation for all students from beginners to advanced levels. We offer dynamic classes with plenty of tools to move mindfully within your body. We bring you the original Hot Yoga series and Hot Vinyasa Flow, with regular pop-up classes such as dance, pilates barre and workshops to support your wellbeing and hot yoga journey. We aim to inspire, impact and inform you to make every session memorable.

The gang from Byron have migrated north and brought with them their mouth-watering baked goods! Sitting just across the NSW border in Tweed Heads, The Bread Social offers up one of the most impressive pastry cabinets perhaps on the entire Coast. Choose from a crispy pork and fennel sausage roll, lemon myrtle meringue or a loaf of their insane sourdough and you’ll forget that you ever just popped in here for a coffee!

Purling Brook Falls in Springbook National Park is one of the most dramatic waterfalls in the region, plunging 300 feet into a gorge. The walking circuit to the base of the falls is a 4km return trip that will take approximately two hours. It’s certainly not a stroll – there are some steep ascents and 265 steps on the way. It’s less gruelling if you take the path left and walk the circuit in a clockwise direction. It’s a stunning walk through Gondwana and Eucalypt forests teeming with wildlife, down into the gorge, where you can enjoy fantastic views of the falls from below and cool down in the refreshing spray.