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Collection of Budds Beach Photos Please note this page may load slowly because I have tried to keep the photos taken at Budds Beach as large as possible for your enjoyment. Budds Beach is a part of Surfers Paradise that for me is very photogenic! I love popping down on a sunny day and snapping this tranquil spot. Here are some of the photos I have taken at Budds Beach. I also cannot go past a coffee and cake at Bumbles Cafe and a quick look at what SuGa SuGa has to offer! I've put them right at the bottom of the page, but I also seem to get a creative urge whenever I am taking Budds Beach photos.  I call this shot Budds beach
umbrella.
This photo looks like I set it up -
I didn't!
We arrived to have a coffee one day to find this kindly set up for us! This picture really says it all about the relaxed atmosphere on this beach.  So inviting!
 Don't
worry if you forget your beach umbrella...
This shot is to show you that there are palm trees at Budds that you can use for shade.  Budds
Beach looking across Nerang River to the houses on Chevron Island.
 Budds
Beach at low tide, looking towards Cronin Island and Paradise Waters
These are two exclusive residential Gold Coast areas with large houses, waterfront and often a rather nice boat moored on the jetty. Ah this is the life!  Budds
Beach jetty.
Background Paradise Waters houses.  Inside
Bumbles at Budds Beach - the atmosphere is so friendly and inviting,
you can't help but linger here. No need to worry there is plenty of
inside seating.
 Plenty of seating inside and out. There needs to be it is a
popular spot for breakfasts, lunches and coffee and cake.  I know this photo is not very professional with our reflection in it,
but these cakes are just something else! I share the carrot cake with my husband. It's enough for us both! So delicious. We are trying to discipline ourselves to work through the cakes - but the carrot cake keeps calling. This streescape is looking from Bumbles past SuGa SuGa.
It feels like a perfect mix between Australian and European. The day I took this we had an Italian couple sitting chatting on the next table, we could have been almost anywhere.  SuGa SuGa has some lovely items from both Australia and around the
world - you might find a really novel souvenir to take home.
 Organic softdrink from Bumbles
 Budds Beach tree with
nice car parked underneath!  I can almost not believe I took this shot.
I really could only photograph a rubbish bin when I am feeling really creative! Must be something in the air at Budds! And with a rubbish bin I finish off my Budds Beach photos. I hope you
have enjoyed them. Don't forget to share
this page with your friends if you enjoyed it.
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