Miami

Most foreign visitors need a visa or ETA (Electronic Travel Authority) before arrival. Check with the Department of Home Affairs.

Australian Dollar (AUD). Credit cards are widely accepted, but carry some cash for small vendors.

Yes, tap water in Miami is safe and clean.

Sharks are present but extremely rare. Patrolled beaches have drum lines and netting; lifeguards monitor conditions.

Australia uses GSM networks (850/900/1800/1900 MHz). Check with your provider for roaming, or buy a local SIM at the airport.

Absolutely. The beach has calm patrolled areas, parks, and playgrounds. Nearby attractions like Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary are family-friendly.

Miami is in the Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST), UTC+10. No daylight saving.

Not strictly necessary, but highly recommended to explore the Gold Coast easily. Public transport covers major areas but is less frequent on weekends.

Australia uses Type I plugs (three flat pins, angled). Standard voltage is 230V, 50Hz. Bring an adapter if needed.

Yes, electric barbecues are free to use at many beachfront parks, including Miami Beach Park.

Drinking alcohol is prohibited on most Queensland beaches. Use designated picnic areas.

Miami is quiet at night. For bars and clubs, go to Burleigh Heads (5 minutes) or Surfers Paradise (10 minutes).