Fuuudge me, start a thread and start a gc rivalry thread

And yes, I'm a snob when it comes to coffee, deffinately no franchises and beer so that's a must...

Seems like South Port will be best for the kids... I don't surf if it's crowded as I don't like the vibe and that's against why I surf so I might leave the board in the rack and save that for a surf trip instead...

Currumbin zoo thingy looks a go too...

Thanks boyzzzz

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chrispy said..
cooly is a ****ing hole. more so if you have kids to entertain. it is a grubby ****hole of a place. nice for a coffee after surf on the esplanade...every other part of it is just decay with nothing to do especially if you do not have transport

So you're not a fan ?

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AndyrooMac said..
Fuuudge me, start a thread and start a gc rivalry thread

And yes, I'm a snob when it comes to coffee, deffinately no franchises and beer so that's a must...

Seems like South Port will be best for the kids... I don't surf if it's crowded as I don't like the vibe and that's against why I surf so I might leave the board in the rack and save that for a surf trip instead...

Currumbin zoo thingy looks a go too...

Thanks boyzzzz

Yes Chrispy is very protective of his turf but Main Beach is where all the GC plastic people hUng out in the 90's and probably still do,I hate hate hate the place,did I say HATE.

Southport hahah its way worse than cooly lol.

Anyway we will catch when your in town and we will get a nice wave and coffee pretty much anywhere on the GC its a coffee snobs heaven.

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NewScotty said..

chrispy said..
cooly is a ****ing hole. more so if you have kids to entertain. it is a grubby ****hole of a place. nice for a coffee after surf on the esplanade...every other part of it is just decay with nothing to do especially if you do not have transport

So you're not a fan ?

Chrispy is correct

Beautiful by day not so by night.

Southport is the best place for families full stop. The Broadwater parklands is awesome place to spend the whole day with family and friends. You can get to anywhere with ease as it is the centre of the coast for infrastructure and public transport.... which means SeaWorld across the pond and all the other theme parks have direct pick up from the centre. The aquatic centre is not to shabby either with the lovely Catalina cafe and bar so close to the water your toes might get wet(not to dissimilar to how ones feet ends up after walking through the filth that is cooly ,except ones feet will not be covered in **** in southport. Just lovely grass.sand and saltwater )

Nice day trip into surfers will keep the kids entertained with heaps for the groms and big Kids to see....

And cooly has the coffee club lol. What else has it got for families Mac?


As I said to Andy, no matter where he ends up there will be a breezer to help out if he needs it (we do it good on the goldy )...and if he wants to gossip and bitch head straight to cooly

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Macaha said..

AndyrooMac said..
Fuuudge me, start a thread and start a gc rivalry thread

And yes, I'm a snob when it comes to coffee, deffinately no franchises and beer so that's a must...

Seems like South Port will be best for the kids... I don't surf if it's crowded as I don't like the vibe and that's against why I surf so I might leave the board in the rack and save that for a surf trip instead...

Currumbin zoo thingy looks a go too...

Thanks boyzzzz

Yes Chrispy is very protective of his turf but Main Beach is where all the GC plastic people hUng out in the 90's and probably still do,I hate hate hate the place,did I say HATE.

Southport hahah its way worse than cooly lol.

Anyway we will catch when your in town and we will get a nice wave and coffee pretty much anywhere on the GC its a coffee snobs heaven.

Mac the Goldy is full of tri hard wanna be's ...where if you don't have the latest Merc or Beamer or Mctav.. in the car park you some how have failed ...and the women ..not all tho can be real plastic...some dam fine specimens around tho ....

Current score SP 4 Gold Coast 0

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bazz61 said..

Macaha said..

AndyrooMac said..
Fuuudge me, start a thread and start a gc rivalry thread

And yes, I'm a snob when it comes to coffee, deffinately no franchises and beer so that's a must...

Seems like South Port will be best for the kids... I don't surf if it's crowded as I don't like the vibe and that's against why I surf so I might leave the board in the rack and save that for a surf trip instead...

Currumbin zoo thingy looks a go too...

Thanks boyzzzz

Yes Chrispy is very protective of his turf but Main Beach is where all the GC plastic people hUng out in the 90's and probably still do,I hate hate hate the place,did I say HATE.

Southport hahah its way worse than cooly lol.

Anyway we will catch when your in town and we will get a nice wave and coffee pretty much anywhere on the GC its a coffee snobs heaven.

Mac the Goldy is full of tri hard wanna be's ...where if you don't have the latest Merc or Beamer or Mctav.. in the car park you some how have failed ...and the women ..not all tho can be real plastic...some dam fine specimens around tho ....

Mate I lived here for close to 40 years and have seen it all,the plastic people who invaded Tedder Ave in the 90's,those people in Merc's and BMW's are old school,Audi's are the new black I lived in Surfers for 11 years due to work and could not wait to get out of the sh!t hole my sister in law lived in Labrador in the 80's but its gone to the pack.

Nah I wouldnt know sh1t

Yep I would say you do live in a bubble mac if that's your view of the coast circa 2017.


Oh I'm still waiting for you to back up your claim of southport being worse than cooly bubble boy


Not donald trump facts either mac

I do love and respect Mac no matter what

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Macaha said..

bazz61 said..

Macaha said..

AndyrooMac said..
Fuuudge me, start a thread and start a gc rivalry thread

And yes, I'm a snob when it comes to coffee, deffinately no franchises and beer so that's a must...

Seems like South Port will be best for the kids... I don't surf if it's crowded as I don't like the vibe and that's against why I surf so I might leave the board in the rack and save that for a surf trip instead...

Currumbin zoo thingy looks a go too...

Thanks boyzzzz

Yes Chrispy is very protective of his turf but Main Beach is where all the GC plastic people hUng out in the 90's and probably still do,I hate hate hate the place,did I say HATE.

Southport hahah its way worse than cooly lol.

Anyway we will catch when your in town and we will get a nice wave and coffee pretty much anywhere on the GC its a coffee snobs heaven.

Mac the Goldy is full of tri hard wanna be's ...where if you don't have the latest Merc or Beamer or Mctav.. in the car park you some how have failed ...and the women ..not all tho can be real plastic...some dam fine specimens around tho ....

Mate I lived here for close to 40 years and have seen it all,the plastic people who invaded Tedder Ave in the 90's,those people in Merc's and BMW's are old school,Audi's are the new black I lived in Surfers for 11 years due to work and could not wait to get out of the sh!t hole my sister in law lived in Labrador in the 80's but its gone to the pack.

Nah I wouldnt know sh1t

Broadies the new Tedder Mac.....sadly I'll never fit in wearing kmart runners and target boardies...

Andy how old are your children? I reckon Cooley is a good option if you don't have a car. Maybe look at Calypso or Greenmount Beach Resort.

Pool, beach handy - Maccas close by for the post swim 50c ice creams etc. handy play grounds - if you can fit them take skateboards / scooters as it's dead flat with good foot paths

You can walk to verything you need for a couple of days. The main complex "Showcase" has supermarket, movies etc. Plenty of good coffee & places to eat.

Couple of Surf shops to look through.

Bowling Alley a block or so away on the Tweed side - great to keep the kids busy. Remember run the fight out of them. Walk up the top of Dbah hill for fish & chips.

Personally I would rather walk for 5 mins to go for early surf- ie walk to Snapper & drift down get out at Cooly / Kirra.

Agree stay out of Cooly late a night however I'm assuming you won't be out pissing it up till midnight with the fam around.

Southport - I have been working out of our office a day or so a week for past 7 years. Be wary of the ice junkies that hang around Australia Fair. Surf wise - does get good however you won't be walking unless you stay over on beachside.

Currumbin Sanctury will fill most of a day.

well said

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Macaha said..
well said

I can't hear you bubble boy

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Dazzler75 said..
Andy how old are your children? I reckon Cooley is a good option if you don't have a car. Maybe look at Calypso or Greenmount Beach Resort.

Pool, beach handy - Maccas close by for the post swim 50c ice creams etc. handy play grounds - if you can fit them take skateboards / scooters as it's dead flat with good foot paths

You can walk to verything you need for a couple of days. The main complex "Showcase" has supermarket, movies etc. Plenty of good coffee & places to eat.

Couple of Surf shops to look through.

Bowling Alley a block or so away on the Tweed side - great to keep the kids busy. Remember run the fight out of them. Walk up the top of Dbah hill for fish & chips.

Personally I would rather walk for 5 mins to go for early surf- ie walk to Snapper & drift down get out at Cooly / Kirra.

Agree stay out of Cooly late a night however I'm assuming you won't be out pissing it up till midnight with the fam around.

Southport - I have been working out of our office a day or so a week for past 7 years. Be wary of the ice junkies that hang around Australia Fair. Surf wise - does get good however you won't be walking unless you stay over on beachside.

Currumbin Sanctury will fill most of a day.

Well that's sounds ****ed if the only option for kids food is maccas and fish& chips, I'm going off to be sick now.

Steer clear of it all - other locations within easy travelling distance of where the bad stuff starts & far better for young groms in tow

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Dazzler75 said..
Andy how old are your children? I reckon Cooley is a good option if you don't have a car. Maybe look at Calypso or Greenmount Beach Resort.

Pool, beach handy - Maccas close by for the post swim 50c ice creams etc. handy play grounds - if you can fit them take skateboards / scooters as it's dead flat with good foot paths

You can walk to verything you need for a couple of days. The main complex "Showcase" has supermarket, movies etc. Plenty of good coffee & places to eat.

Couple of Surf shops to look through.

Bowling Alley a block or so away on the Tweed side - great to keep the kids busy. Remember run the fight out of them. Walk up the top of Dbah hill for fish & chips.

Personally I would rather walk for 5 mins to go for early surf- ie walk to Snapper & drift down get out at Cooly / Kirra.

Agree stay out of Cooly late a night however I'm assuming you won't be out pissing it up till midnight with the fam around.

Southport - I have been working out of our office a day or so a week for past 7 years. Be wary of the ice junkies that hang around Australia Fair. Surf wise - does get good however you won't be walking unless you stay over on beachside.

Currumbin Sanctury will fill most of a day.

Kids are super young, Charlies 3 and Lyla 10 months, they'll love Currumbin deffinately...

I was thinking more rainbow bay to snapper than Coolangatta end.

We don't do "fast food" so some cool non franchise coffee and alternate veggo/seafood cafes is more our vibe...

Still weighing up...

Hey team,

So at this stage we are looking at Spindrift which is beachfront at Mermaid Beach. Looks like a good spot for the kids and we can easy walk up to Broadbeach and jump on trams etc if we need to. Seems theres a reasonable beach break right out front.

We're looking at Broadbeach too but couldn't find beach front that wasnt a colossal resort.

We'll probably do Seaworld one afternoon and/or Currumbin Sanctuary then head to our Brisbane accommodation Sunday night.

Any thoughts/ideas before we book?

And if its on somewhere nearly i'd be super keen for an early morning greenroom surf/lunch beers so hook us up

Ha that's my area mate

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Macaha said..
Ha that's my area mate

Yeah right, that place looks a good option, you know it?

The beachy out front looks ok?