Gold Coast Airport Transfers

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Why Black Diamond Transfers?

Black Diamond Transfers has been Providing Gold Coast Airport transfers for over 5 Years. With our “Nothing is too much trouble” attitude, focus on customer service and client relations, we aim to be the best limousine, chauffeur service in Australia.

Airports Information

Brisbane Airport 

Gold Coast Airport

With millions of visitors descending into Australia every year, it’s important to book airport transportation so that you can ensure you get directly to and from your hotel or destination and Gold Coast Airport OOL at a fare and convenience that suits you. Whether you’re a business traveller, a couple, a big group of friends or family travelling with lots of luggage, by reserving your airport shuttle or private car you can have the reassurance and security that you’ll be picked up on time and taken straight to your home, hotel or attraction.

When booking your airport transfer, it is important to know which terminal you are travelling from/to. Gold Coast Airport OOL has 2 terminals:

International Terminal
Domestic Terminal

Gold Coast Destination and Airport Guide

Picture a city constantly bathed in glittering sunshine, with magnificent, golden beaches and sparkling high-rises… The Gold Coast is Australia’s answer to Miami, and one of the country’s most iconic holiday destinations. This Queensland city is ideal for those who enjoy theme park thrills (the Gold Coast is the ‘theme park capital of Australia’), adore breathtaking beachscapes (there are 57 kilometres of coastline here) and appreciate incredible hikes (the nearby World Heritage-listed Gondwana Rainforests are the most extensive area of subtropical rainforest in the world). Ensure your trip to or from the Gold Coast gets off to a great start by booking your airport transfer today.

Located just 25km from the popular Gold Coast suburb of Surfer’s Paradise, under 70km from Byron Bay and 100km from Brisbane, Gold Coast Airport is conveniently located for exploring southern Queensland. OOL is listed as the sixth busiest airport in Australia by passenger count, serving more than six million passengers each year. Book your airport transfer to avoid taxi queues, and to save yourself the worry of navigating a new city.

Gold Coast Airport has one main terminal (T1), making it super simple to navigate. Free WiFi is accessible and there are cafes and shops throughout the terminal. There are ATMs throughout the airport, as well as Travelex kiosks located in international arrivals and the departures lounge for any last minute currency exchange. For parents travelling with babies, there are dedicated parents’ rooms available too. The Virgin Australia lounge can be accessed by all travellers for a fee.

Top things to do in and around Gold Coast

• Get your dose of adrenaline and see for yourself why the Gold Coast is known as the ‘theme park capital of Australia’ at Warner Bros Movie World, Dreamworld, Sea World and Wet ‘n’ Wild.
• Catch some rays on the beautiful golden sands of some of the Gold Coast’s most popular beaches, including Main Beach, Palm Beach, Kirra and Mermaid Beach.
• Get your hiking boots on and explore the magic of the rainforest on the three-day Gold Coast Hinterland Great Walk.
• Head to Lamington National Park and embark on the O’Reilly’s Tree Top Walkway- the walkway was the first of its kind in Australia and stretches for 180 metres. You can get a bird’s-eye view of the park from the 30-metre-high observation deck.
• Stroll around Cavill Avenue in Surfers Paradise for some retail therapy. Then head to Surfers Paradise Beachfront Markets and soak up the lively and vibrant atmosphere there while searching for a bargain.
• Visit Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary, a heritage-listed zoological garden, to get up close and personal with Australian wildlife by feeding kangaroos and cuddling koalas.
• Escape to nature in the Currumbin Valley, and discover the hidden Currumbin rock pools with beautiful waterfalls, rock slides and refreshingly deep pools- you won’t be disappointed.
• Head to the 230-metre high SkyPoint Observation Deck to soak up the panoramic views of the city, the sea and the distant green hinterland. Thrill-seekers can go for the SkyPoint Climb, Australia’s highest external building climb.