Sovereign
Islands
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| The Sovereign
Islands in Australia’s Gold Coast
are 6 exclusive residential islands in the middle of the northern part
of the Broadwater. The islands are linked to the Paradise Point by a bridge. The exclusive community is home to many of the Gold Coast finest houses and some fabulous luxury motor boats and yachts! Many different architectural styles but one common theme - accommodation designed specifically for the Gold Coast lifestyle! Sovereign Islands have no public amenities, shops or attractions, so it is purely a place to stay. A limited number of the private homes are available for exclusive holiday lets or rentals. It’s a great place to base your holiday. Some of these luxury holiday homes even come complete with personal assistant and access to all the toys including the cruiser, jet skis and Mercedes! Ephraim Island is another exclusive island community right next door in the Broadwater. Also linked to Paradise Point by bridge. Ephraim Island is quite different with apartments, villas and penthouses. |
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Attractions
Hmmmm, let me think! No real attractions here - just seclusion, privacy and a great location!
Sovereign Islands Accommodation
Clicking on the links below will open a new window and take you to other websites
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Valencia on Sovereign Islands – An amazing house on the water. Accommodation for up to 8 people.
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Aqua Villa – Accommodation for up to 8.
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Bluewater Villa – Accommodation for up to 12, and almost all the toys you could ever want!
Golf Information
No Golf Courses on Sovereign Islands.
Golf Courses within a 30 minute drive are:
Resort Golf Clubs -
open 7 days
- Hope Island Resort Golf Club
- Palm Meadows Golf Course - Carrara
- Royal Pines Resort - Benowa
- Emerald Lakes - Carrara
- Lakelands Golf Course - Merrimac
Public Golf Courses
- Sanctuary Cove - The Palms - Championship Course
- Lakeside Country Club - Coombabah - 9 holes only
Private Golf Clubs -
Members and Guests only
- Sanctuary Cove - The Pines - Hyatt guests can play
- Arundel Hills Country Club - Arundel
Semi-Private Golf Clubs -
limited opportunities for non-members
- Gold Coast Country Club - Helensvale
- Helensvale Golf Club - Helensvale
- Parkwood International Golf Club - Parkwood
Beach Information
No beaches on Sovereign Islands except the private beaches of the houses!
Putt across in your boat to South Stradbroke Island for some unspoilt beaches.
The closest ocean surf beach is Main Beach about 20 minutes by car.
Travel Times
Approximate travel times by motor vehicle - please note travel times can be affected by many factors including traffic hazards and roadworks. These are just an indication.
| 5 minutes | Harbour Town – shopping, cinemas and cafes |
| 20 minutes | Sea World – water and theme park Main Beach – beach and great cafes and restaurants Surfers Paradise – beaches, attractions, restaurants and entertainment |
| 25 minutes | Dreamworld – water and theme park Movieworld – theme park Wet ‘n’ Wild – water theme park Australian Outback Adventure – entertainment Broadbeach – beaches, restaurants and entertainment Jupiters Casino – Entertainment and restaurants Pacific Fair – shopping, cinemas, entertainment and cafes |
| 35 minutes | Burleigh Heads – Surfing and beaches |
| 45 minutes | Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary Gold Coast Airport – Coolangatta |
| 1 hour 20 minutes | Brisbane Airport Tropical Fruit World – Duranbah |
| 2 hours 20 minutes | Australia Zoo – Beerwah, Sunshine Coast |
Directions for Car Travel
For directions and other information I recommend you use Google Maps Australia. This will open in a new window, select the get directions tab and then type in your starting point and where you want to go. I find the format the easiest to use and follow.
| Sovereign
Islands not
quite what you want? Sanctuary
Cove and Hope Island offer great private villa accommodation and luxury
resort hotel.
Surfers Paradise, Broadbeach and Main Beach offer luxury hotels and great quality apartments in an ocean beachside setting. . When is the best time to visit? That depends upon what you want to do, when you can come, your budget and what kind of weather you'd prefer! Check out my guide to the best time to visit the Gold Coast. Want to know what to do in the Gold Coast? So many things to do, so little time - take the challenge check out the Gold Coast main attractions and plan your trip to make the most of it. |
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