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Mermaid Beach falls within both the Central Traffic Area and the Mermaid Beach to Burleigh Heads Traffic Area.
View the boundaries of the Central Traffic Area(PDF, 118KB) View the boundaries of the Mermaid Beach to Burleigh Heads Traffic Area(PDF, 110KB)
There is short-term parking within the commercial hub, medium-term spaces for beachgoers and other visitors, and all-day off-street parking for commuters.
On-street parking is generally managed between 7am and 6pm daily. Always check signs on arrival. Where there are no kerbside signs in place, Traffic Area conditions still apply.
Mermaid Beach is a major hub for public transport. Visitors are encouraged to use public transport, walking or cycling where possible. Plan your journey on public transport using Translink's journey planner.
View the Council carparks map and find information about the St Johns Carpark.
Eligible residents can apply for a free resident parking permit. Visitor parking permits are available for a fee. Permits are issued for a calendar year.
Use the Traffic Area map to help you identify whether you live in this designated Traffic Area.
Visit the relevant parking permits page for eligibility criteria and details of how to apply: