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Harbour Town Premium Outlets — Attraction in Gold Coast City

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Harbour Town Premium Outlets
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Nearby attractions
Islamic Society of Gold Coast
144 Allied Dr, Arundel QLD 4214, Australia
Nearby restaurants
Nonna's Italian Harbourtown
Shop B10 - B12 Gold Coast Hwy, Biggera Waters QLD 4216, Australia
8 Street Harbour Town 八號胡同
B30 Harbour Town Premium Outlets Shopping Centre, 147-189 Brisbane Rd, Biggera Waters QLD 4216, Australia
Betty's Burgers Harbour Town
147, Harbour Town Premium Outlets, Unit B026/189 Brisbane Rd, Biggera Waters QLD 4216, Australia
Crafty's
147/189 Brisbane Rd, Biggera Waters QLD 4216, Australia
The Coffee Club Harbour Town Gold Coast
Shop C85/147-189 Harbour Town Dr, Biggera Waters QLD 4216, Australia
Grill'd Burgers - Harbour Town
Harbourtown Shopping Centre, Brisbane Road B028, Biggera Waters QLD 4216, Australia
Schnitz - Harbour Town
Harbour Town Premium Outlets, Unit B032/189 Brisbane Rd, Biggera Waters QLD 4216, Australia
Yum Cha Cuisine Harbour Town
Shop B10A, Harbour Town Shopping Centre, 147 Brisbane Rd, Biggera Waters QLD 4216, Australia
Sultans Middle Eastern Grill
Shop B6/147 Brisbane Rd, Biggera Waters QLD 4216, Australia
Guzman y Gomez - Harbour Town
Harbourtown Shopping Centre, Shop B007, 147/189 Brisbane Rd, Biggera Waters QLD 4216, Australia
Nearby hotels
Waterpoint Residences
5 Harbourside Ct, Biggera Waters QLD 4216, Australia
NRMA Treasure Island Holiday Resort, Gold Coast
117 Brisbane Rd, Biggera Waters QLD 4216, Australia
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Harbour Town Premium Outlets

147-189 Brisbane Rd, Biggera Waters QLD 4216, Australia
4.4(6.4K)
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attractions: Islamic Society of Gold Coast, restaurants: Nonna's Italian Harbourtown, 8 Street Harbour Town 八號胡同, Betty's Burgers Harbour Town, Crafty's, The Coffee Club Harbour Town Gold Coast, Grill'd Burgers - Harbour Town, Schnitz - Harbour Town, Yum Cha Cuisine Harbour Town, Sultans Middle Eastern Grill, Guzman y Gomez - Harbour Town
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harbourtowngoldcoast.com.au

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Nearby attractions of Harbour Town Premium Outlets

Islamic Society of Gold Coast

Islamic Society of Gold Coast

Islamic Society of Gold Coast

4.8

(193)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Harbour Town Premium Outlets

Nonna's Italian Harbourtown

8 Street Harbour Town 八號胡同

Betty's Burgers Harbour Town

Crafty's

The Coffee Club Harbour Town Gold Coast

Grill'd Burgers - Harbour Town

Schnitz - Harbour Town

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Nonna's Italian Harbourtown

Nonna's Italian Harbourtown

4.3

(1.3K)

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8 Street Harbour Town 八號胡同

8 Street Harbour Town 八號胡同

4.3

(570)

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Betty's Burgers Harbour Town

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(367)

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Crafty's

Crafty's

4.3

(808)

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Reviews of Harbour Town Premium Outlets

4.4
(6,420)
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5.0
3y

Harbour Town Premium Outlets is a haven for both serious bargain hunters and casual window shoppers alike.

Located conveniently on the Gold Coast, this open-air shopping centre offers an outstanding retail experience with a wide variety of premium brands at heavily discounted prices.

🛍️ Retail Variety & Brands: With over 240 stores, Harbour Town delivers an impressive mix of high-end fashion, casual wear, footwear, sportswear, accessories, and homewares.

Big names like Nike, Adidas, Coach, Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger, Ralph Lauren, Hugo Boss, and Lacoste are all here, offering outlet prices that often beat seasonal sales in regular malls.

You can genuinely find high-quality, branded goods at 30–70% off retail prices all year round.

👛 Value for Money: Harbour Town lives up to the outlet promise.

The deals are real, especially during additional sale periods like Boxing Day or EOFY.

There are excellent savings on designer goods, and you’ll often come across multi-buy offers or exclusive in-store promos.

It’s wise to stop by the Tourism Lounge first—visitors can get a FREE Tourist Discount Card with extra deals, making the bargains even sweeter.

🍽️ Food & Dining: The dining precinct offers a good variety of cuisines—from quick bites and coffee to sit-down restaurants.

Options like San Churro, The Coffee Club, Grill’d, Asian street food stalls, and the large food court mean there’s something for everyone.

The open-air layout creates a relaxed vibe where you can take a break and recharge mid-shop.

🅿️ Parking & Accessibility: Ample free parking, including undercover spaces, makes access easy and stress-free.

The centre is also well-designed for prams and wheelchairs, with wide walkways and shaded areas.

Public transport connections are solid for those not driving, and the centre even offers a shuttle service from some local hotels and attractions.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Experience & Ambience: The atmosphere is relaxed yet vibrant.

It's not just a shopping destination—it’s a full-day experience.

There's often live entertainment or pop-up events, which adds to the fun.

The layout is spacious and well-signed, with friendly and helpful staff throughout the precinct. Families, tourists, and locals all feel equally welcome.

✨ Extra Perks:

Clean and well-maintained restrooms

Parents’ room and baby change facilities

Excellent customer service at the Information Centre

Plenty of shaded seating areas and water stations

Final Verdict: Whether you're chasing major fashion brands at outlet prices or just want a leisurely day out with good food and sunshine, Harbour Town Premium Outlets is a must-visit.

With unbeatable deals, great amenities, and a vibrant outdoor vibe, it’s easily one of Australia’s top outlet destinations.

Highly recommended for...

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5.0
27w

I visited Harbour Town on a weekend trip to the Gold Coast, and honestly, it exceeded my expectations. If you enjoy a good bargain hunt or just love strolling through open-air shopping centres, this place is for you.

The layout is spacious and easy to navigate, with wide walkways and lots of outdoor seating. It kind of feels like a small town dedicated entirely to shopping. You’ll find big names like Nike, Adidas, Coach, Levi’s, Tommy Hilfiger, and loads more—all at outlet prices. Some of the discounts are genuinely impressive, especially if you take your time and dig around a bit.

I appreciated that it wasn’t just fashion—there’s a good mix of homewares, lifestyle, and even some boutique brands. The food options were also solid. I grabbed lunch at one of the Asian food stalls, and it was surprisingly good for a shopping centre. There’s also a cinema if you want a break from shopping.

A couple of things to note: parking is free and pretty easy, but it does get super busy, especially during the holidays or sales. Also, if you’re relying on public transport, it’s a little out of the way. I’d recommend going earlier in the day to beat the crowds.

Overall, Harbour Town is a great spot to spend a few hours (or the whole day). Whether you’re looking to refresh your wardrobe on a budget or just want to enjoy some leisurely shopping, it’s definitely worth the stop. Just wear comfy...

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5.0
41w

Harbour Town Premium Outlets: The Ultimate Outdoor Retail Therapy Escape

If you’re looking for a shopping experience that doesn’t trap you in a fluorescent-lit maze of chaos, Harbour Town Premium Outlets is where it’s at. This place blends fresh air, bargain hunting, and a stress-free vibe in a way that standard shopping centres just can’t compete with.

Why Harbour Town is Elite:

✅ Discounted Retail Therapy That Actually Feels Like a Win – The thrill of scoring premium brands at outlet prices is unmatched. Whether it’s Nike, Coach, Ralph Lauren, or Adidas, there’s always a steal waiting to be found.

✅ Outdoor Shopping? Yes, Please. – No stuffy indoor air, no endless escalator rides—just blue skies, fresh air, and the freedom to roam between deals. It’s shopping and a stroll in one.

✅ Something for Everyone – Whether you’re chasing fashion, homewares, or even just a solid coffee stop, Harbour Town’s got you covered. Bonus points for food options that actually go beyond the usual fast-food suspects.

✅ Laid-Back, Stress-Free Vibes – No chaotic crowds, no ridiculous parking nightmares—just a chill, open-air space where you can browse at your own pace.

Final Verdict:

Harbour Town isn’t just a shopping destination—it’s a whole experience. Fresh air, great deals, and a relaxed atmosphere? That’s a five-star win.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Highly recommended for guilt-free retail therapy without the...

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Ruchit PatelRuchit Patel
I visited Harbour Town on a weekend trip to the Gold Coast, and honestly, it exceeded my expectations. If you enjoy a good bargain hunt or just love strolling through open-air shopping centres, this place is for you. The layout is spacious and easy to navigate, with wide walkways and lots of outdoor seating. It kind of feels like a small town dedicated entirely to shopping. You’ll find big names like Nike, Adidas, Coach, Levi’s, Tommy Hilfiger, and loads more—all at outlet prices. Some of the discounts are genuinely impressive, especially if you take your time and dig around a bit. I appreciated that it wasn’t just fashion—there’s a good mix of homewares, lifestyle, and even some boutique brands. The food options were also solid. I grabbed lunch at one of the Asian food stalls, and it was surprisingly good for a shopping centre. There’s also a cinema if you want a break from shopping. A couple of things to note: parking is free and pretty easy, but it does get super busy, especially during the holidays or sales. Also, if you’re relying on public transport, it’s a little out of the way. I’d recommend going earlier in the day to beat the crowds. Overall, Harbour Town is a great spot to spend a few hours (or the whole day). Whether you’re looking to refresh your wardrobe on a budget or just want to enjoy some leisurely shopping, it’s definitely worth the stop. Just wear comfy shoes—you’ll need them!
Super Porex Bros.Super Porex Bros.
You can visit by taking the G Link tram to Southport and transfer for 704 or 719 bus, which can travel directly to here. The return journey goes the same even the bus stop is the same. The discount market and Asian grocer are both at the front entrance of the outlet across the parking area. If you keep going straight for a bit, you’ll see Woolworths on your left and Giant Chemist afterwards. Walk a bit more, you can start to see the restaurants on your right and there’s even an Asian food court (8 Street Harbour Town) but it’s relatively crowded inside. There are sports wear shops like Adidas, New Balance, Nike etc to the north end, and various clothing stores and EB games to the west side. When it comes to its design, I think it’s less complicated than Pacific Fair and Robina Town Centre since there is only ground floor there, so only Woolworths, Giant Chemist, JB HI-FI, and no department stores there. Some places even have the direction sign and the ways inside all follow the 4 directions instead of being curved or diagonal. Last but not least, despite the place not being in the metropolitan area, it’s still a great place to have fun.
Jess HappyJess Happy
As an avid shopper, Harbour Town Outlets is obviously a good place to visit for a few hours or over a few days. And with the extra stores, extended paths and updated 'eat street' it's nothing short of visually spectacular. I stopped in at the Customer Service Centre with a quick question and found that unfortunately the customer service staff member was not having a good morning. There was a group of three (3) individuals and another pair (2) of visitors waiting... the customer service personnel was super short, abrupt and quite frankly rude. Although customer service staff are well-versed in what Harbour Town have to offer, including mobility scooters which need to be pre-booked, customers may not be. From what I understand it's the CSS' job to politely and respectfully inform and discuss with (potential) customers of what's on offer and the parameters of such. Watching and hearing the interaction certainly didn't sit well with me. Also, having a customer divulge personal information loudly and repeating it clearly among strangers is a practice I'd strongly recommend Harbour Town management to review.
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I visited Harbour Town on a weekend trip to the Gold Coast, and honestly, it exceeded my expectations. If you enjoy a good bargain hunt or just love strolling through open-air shopping centres, this place is for you. The layout is spacious and easy to navigate, with wide walkways and lots of outdoor seating. It kind of feels like a small town dedicated entirely to shopping. You’ll find big names like Nike, Adidas, Coach, Levi’s, Tommy Hilfiger, and loads more—all at outlet prices. Some of the discounts are genuinely impressive, especially if you take your time and dig around a bit. I appreciated that it wasn’t just fashion—there’s a good mix of homewares, lifestyle, and even some boutique brands. The food options were also solid. I grabbed lunch at one of the Asian food stalls, and it was surprisingly good for a shopping centre. There’s also a cinema if you want a break from shopping. A couple of things to note: parking is free and pretty easy, but it does get super busy, especially during the holidays or sales. Also, if you’re relying on public transport, it’s a little out of the way. I’d recommend going earlier in the day to beat the crowds. Overall, Harbour Town is a great spot to spend a few hours (or the whole day). Whether you’re looking to refresh your wardrobe on a budget or just want to enjoy some leisurely shopping, it’s definitely worth the stop. Just wear comfy shoes—you’ll need them!
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You can visit by taking the G Link tram to Southport and transfer for 704 or 719 bus, which can travel directly to here. The return journey goes the same even the bus stop is the same. The discount market and Asian grocer are both at the front entrance of the outlet across the parking area. If you keep going straight for a bit, you’ll see Woolworths on your left and Giant Chemist afterwards. Walk a bit more, you can start to see the restaurants on your right and there’s even an Asian food court (8 Street Harbour Town) but it’s relatively crowded inside. There are sports wear shops like Adidas, New Balance, Nike etc to the north end, and various clothing stores and EB games to the west side. When it comes to its design, I think it’s less complicated than Pacific Fair and Robina Town Centre since there is only ground floor there, so only Woolworths, Giant Chemist, JB HI-FI, and no department stores there. Some places even have the direction sign and the ways inside all follow the 4 directions instead of being curved or diagonal. Last but not least, despite the place not being in the metropolitan area, it’s still a great place to have fun.
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As an avid shopper, Harbour Town Outlets is obviously a good place to visit for a few hours or over a few days. And with the extra stores, extended paths and updated 'eat street' it's nothing short of visually spectacular. I stopped in at the Customer Service Centre with a quick question and found that unfortunately the customer service staff member was not having a good morning. There was a group of three (3) individuals and another pair (2) of visitors waiting... the customer service personnel was super short, abrupt and quite frankly rude. Although customer service staff are well-versed in what Harbour Town have to offer, including mobility scooters which need to be pre-booked, customers may not be. From what I understand it's the CSS' job to politely and respectfully inform and discuss with (potential) customers of what's on offer and the parameters of such. Watching and hearing the interaction certainly didn't sit well with me. Also, having a customer divulge personal information loudly and repeating it clearly among strangers is a practice I'd strongly recommend Harbour Town management to review.
Jess Happy

Jess Happy

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