Gemini Court Holiday Apartments      

Experience the best of the legendary Burleigh beachfront lifestyle. Gemini Court Holiday Apartments is uniquely positioned looking north over miles of white sand beaches up to Surfers Paradise. The renowned Burleigh point break is on your doorstep offering spectacular surf and swim opportunities. The twin towers of Gemini Court, with heated pool and tennis court, are ideally located on elevated ground on the headland itself, between the National Park, Burleigh Beach and the Burleigh Town Centre.At Gemini Court Holiday Apartments, you can relax on your private balcony with family and friends watching life move by below you. Our guests are able to walk directly to Burleigh’s patrolled surf beach, around to Tallebudgera Creek for a quiet river swimming experience or stroll to the James street shops, restaurants and cafes. At Burleigh Heads, you can sit in the headland parks under the pandanus trees and watch the sunrise and sunset. This legendary spot with parkland, picnic tables and BBQ areas are all connected by meandering footpaths amongst the Norfolk pines and Casuarina trees. There are numerous restaurants in the area; some that offer absolute beachfront dining and the local art and craft markets come to Burleigh on the last Sunday of every month. Gemini Court Holiday Apartments offer distinct accommodation choices with our one bedroom, two bedroom and two bedroom superior apartments. All are fully self-contained with large living areas, ensuites and private balconies. The ocean views are addictive, the cable television is free and the living area roomy. The complex’s heated pool, spa and barbecue area were recently renovated and also come with those ubiquitous ocean vistas. Also easily accessible while staying at Gemini Court Holiday Apartments is Burleigh’s own national park on the beach’s northern headland; its short walks are exquisite, its paved paths easily negotiated. The views from the park’s main lookout, Tumgun, are spectacular, as is the wildlife. During the whale migration season, every so often you see people freeze in mid-stride and point. An added gasp, and you know someone has seen a whale spouting, or perhaps -- more rarely -- a calf arcing out of the water. Come and be surprised by the best of the Gold Coast.