This may be the most perfect laidback sundowner spot on the Gold Coast, with a large deck overlooking stunning Rainbow Bay and views curving around the coast from Snapper Rocks to the hinterland. There's live music Friday night and Sunday afternoons. This is ground zero for the Quiksilver & Roxy Pro and the club is filled with memorabilia.
Rainbow Bay SLSC
Gold Coast
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