Let the journey end with a sunset along an ultra-long coastline

After living in Australia for a long time, the similar tourist activities in coastal cities really don’t appeal to me much. This time, I was on a business trip, and during my free time, I hung out with some local friends in the Gold Coast, getting a feel for this small city. 🏄‍♂️ Incredible sunset viewing spot 🔍 North Burleigh Lookout (Little Burleigh) Check the sunset time and watch the ultra-long coastline turn from azure to orange-yellow. The golden hour is so beautiful it leaves you speechless. 🏄‍♂️ Watching pelicans fight for food 🔍 Charis Seafoods Every day at 13:30, behind this store, watch pelicans jostle for food. Their half-human-sized beaks wrap around the fish—after watching for a while, they’re actually kind of cute, even though one slapped me with its wing. 🏄‍♂️ Explore the local market HOTA and see huge art installations—super (stunning) Before 12:00 noon every Sunday, you can enjoy various foods and authentic coffee here. The Cloud Play art installation is on display until the end of July. The giant artificial clouds are truly spectacular. 🏄‍♂️ Take a "bus" ferry to view the Gold Coast from the water Without locals showing the way, I’d never have known that the Gold Coast has a larger water area than Venice. Hop on the official HOPO ferry to take in all the scenery. After the market, board directly at 🔍 Home of the Arts Ferry Wharf. Listen to the captain’s commentary and learn the stories of this city. 🏄‍♂️ Get off at the terminal and visit the largest marine park in the Southern Hemisphere I specifically planned a day for diving, so this wasn’t originally on my itinerary. But my local friends hadn’t been to Sea World, so I thought, “Alright, let’s go!” The Theme Park app shows showtimes and ride availability. ThatsTheBeachIAlwaysWantedToVisit #TravelWithXiaohongshu #Brisbane #GoldCoast #goldcoast #MiamiBeach #GoldCoastPhotographySpots #GoldCoastTravel #SunsetLovers #Photography