Stations on the Gold Coast

46 stations and interchanges, 27 of them on the G:link light rail. Each has a page listing what is within a short walk of the platforms — the shops, cafes and services you can actually reach on foot. On the isometric map they appear as dark markers with the mode on them.

🚊 G:link (27)

G:link runs the length of the coastal strip, and this map is built along the same line. Stops are listed north to south, the way you would ride it.

Stop (north to south)Suburb
Helensvale
Parkwood
Gold Coast University HospitalSouthport
Parkwood East
Griffith UniversitySouthport
SouthportSouthport
Queen StreetSouthport
Nerang StreetSouthport
Southport SouthSouthport
Broadwater ParklandsSouthport
Main BeachMain Beach
Surfers Paradise NorthSurfers Paradise
Cypress AvenueSurfers Paradise
Cavill AvenueSurfers Paradise
Surfers ParadiseSurfers Paradise
NorthcliffeSurfers Paradise
Florida GardensSurfers Paradise
Broadbeach NorthBroadbeach
Broadbeach SouthBroadbeach
Mermaid BeachMermaid Beach
Mermaid Beach SouthMermaid Beach
Nobby BeachMermaid Beach
Miami NorthMiami
MiamiMiami
Christine AvenueMiami
Second AvenueBurleigh Heads
Burleigh HeadsBurleigh Heads

🚆 Train (8)

Heavy rail runs inland of the beaches on the Brisbane line, meeting G:link at Helensvale. Most stations have a park ’n’ ride.

StationSuburb
Coomera
Helensvale
Hope Island
Nerang
Ormeau
Pimpama
Robina
Varsity LakesVarsity Lakes

🚌 Busway (3)

Bus interchanges where several routes meet — the ones worth naming as places.

StationSuburb
Airport Transit CentreBilinga
Greyhound Bus Terminal Surfers ParadiseSurfers Paradise
Soutport Transit CentreSouthport

⛴️ Ferry (8)

No scheduled urban ferry runs on the Gold Coast. These are the terminals OpenStreetMap records for private and resort services.

StationSuburb
HOTA, Home of the ArtsSurfers Paradise
Marina MirageMain Beach
Runnaway BayRunaway Bay
Sea WorldMain Beach
Sea World Cruises/Sea World Whale WatchMain Beach
Southport Broadwater ParklandsSouthport
Surfers ParadiseSurfers Paradise
TreesBiggera Waters

Stations from OpenStreetMap contributors; timetables from TransLink GTFS. Departure times on each station page come from the published timetable, not a live feed — check TransLink before relying on one.

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