Wavebreak Island

Wave Break Island Broadwater is a stunning coastal eco-system located in the Gold Coast, Australia.

It was formed in 1985 as part of the Gold Coast Seaway construction to protect the western foreshore of the Broadwater from waves. The island is home to a diverse range of wildlife, including dolphins, stingrays, reptiles, wallabies, native birds, and colorful sub-tropical fish.

Visiting Wavebreak Island Broadwater offers a perfect escape from city life, with activities and attractions for people of all ages. Visitors can hire a kayak or join a boatie to explore the island's natural beauty and serene environment. The tranquil blue waters provide a unique opportunity to interact with wildlife and explore the coastal eco-system on land and sea.

The top three activities at Wavebreak Island are kayaking, snorkeling, and scuba diving. Visitors can choose from a 2.5-hour kayaking and snorkeling tour or a guided snorkel with fish tour. For those interested in exploring the island's beaches and surroundings, a Gold Coast try-scuba experience is available.

The best time to visit Wavebreak Island is during the warm and sunny summer months of December to February. This is when visitors can enjoy the best weather and activities like swimming and snorkeling. Getting to Wavebreak Island is easy, as it is located in the Gold Coast region of Australia. Visitors can drive or take public transportation to access the island. Guided tours are also available, which include transportation and equipment rental newline.