Gold Coast Oceanway
The Gold Coast Oceanway is a 36-kilometre network of pathways along beaches from the Gold Coast Seaway (The Spit) to the Point Danger Lighthouse (Coolangatta).
The pathways provide healthy and environmentally-friendly ways for pedestrians and cyclists to explore the renowned beaches of the Gold Coast.
Increasing numbers of people are enjoying sustainable journeys along our Oceanway. Council has an investment program to improve the quality and capacity of the Oceanway to encourage healthier and more sustainable behaviour from coastal visitors.
The Oceanway provides access to a wide range of coastal environments including spectacular coastal vistas, headlands, mangroves, dunes and Littoral Rainforest.
Why not get active and take the scenic exercise option along the Gold Coast Oceanway.
- Narrowneck Oceanway - Increasing numbers of people are enjoying sustainable journeys along the Gold Coast Oceanway. This latest section will encourage healthier and more sustainable travel behaviours.
- Your guide to the Oceanway - The 36 kilometre journey along the Oceanway can be enjoyed as nine segments that make the experience easy and enjoyable.
- Things to see and do - There are lots of things to see and do along the Gold Coast Oceanway.
- Planning your Oceanway experience - Planning your Oceanway experience is easy with the wealth of activities, accommodation and transport available.
Oceanway map (PDF 448kb) – Check out the map to ensure you don't miss anything while enjoying the Oceanway.
Oceanway Projects
Snapper Rocks Emergency Works
A new section of Gold Coast Oceanway path will replace the existing boardwalk at Snapper Rocks. The ageing boardwalk is structurally unsound and does not meet current disability standards.
Coolangatta to Bilinga Foreshore Master Plan
Council has developed a master plan for the local area which will guide future development of the city’s foreshore parklands. The master plan includes an upgrade of existing and construction of a new stretch of Oceanway due to commence October 2008.
Kurrawa Pratten Park Master Plan
Council will combine existing assets with new and innovative infrastructure to create an area that contributes to our city's reputation as a permier holiday destination.
Miami to Burleigh Foreshore
Gold Coast City Council is extensively upgrading five coastal parks between Miami and Burleigh over the next two years. Improvement works will include turf rejuvenation and irrigation works, tree planting and new or upgraded parkland infrastructure, toilet facilities and pathways.
Marina Mirage to Sea World Oceanway
Following extensive consultation, Council has finalised the masterplan for the Mirage to Sea World Oceanway Project. For full details, visit the Mirage to Sea World Oceanway page.
Burleigh Central Oceanway
The Oceanway program seeks to increase the quality and capacity of the city's foreshore corridors. Council engaged the community in October 2006 regarding future development of the Burleigh foreshore. For full details, visit Burleigh Central Oceanway page.
Have your say
Council conducts periodic community consultations regarding different stretches of the Gold Coast Oceanway. To view current consultations and have your say on the future of the Gold Coast visit Council's consultations page.
