Where Ocean Meets Soul: Unforgettable Steps on the Coolangatta to Froggies Beach Oceanway Walk 📽️

My Video & Blog are the ultimate guides to conquering the Cooloongatta to Froggies Beach Oceanway Walk. Family fun, hot surfing spots, amazing views and a host of delicious foodie finds are all a part of the journey. If you’ve read the Blog, then you just have to check out this video: Where Ocean Meets Soul: Unforgettable Steps on the Coolangatta to Froggies Beach Oceanway Walk. If this is your first viewing of the Gold Coast’s Oceanway Walk, enjoy the Video but don’t forget to check out the Blog at ROAD TRIP’N – Like Walking? The You’ll Love This Best Ever Coolangatta to Froggies Beach Oceanway Walk (click here).

Here you’ll find a stack of other Walk information and links to some great places for a drink and a bite to eat.

Are you up for a wonderful walk taking a look at the sensational Oceanway. Tag along as we stroll along this beautiful beach walk on the Southern Gold Coast. The Oceanway Walk is a 36-kilometre network of pathways connecting the Spit at the Gold Coast Seaway to Point Danger at the New South Wales border. Thousands of locals and visitors use the Oceanway for jogging, walking, and cycling, while others take advantage of the free BBQ’s, playgrounds, picnic tables, toilets, showers, beach access and Lookout Points that are scattered along the way. Today our video will take us along one of the most picturesque sections of the Oceanway – Coolangatta to Froggies Beach (in the shadows of Point Danger).

Come and enjoy this beautiful Oceanway, the 2.5km walk captures the best of the Southern Gold Coast’s coastline, can be shortened to suit and gives you plenty of time to take a refreshing swim or go further on exploring other regions.

There are plenty of Surf Clubs, great cafes, and shops along the way to feed the hungry crowd. Run, walk, or cycle – Take it easy, breathe in the fresh ocean air, take in the scenery, and enjoy your walk exploring the Southern Gold Coast’s Oceanway.

This is my favourite beach walk, if you have one of your own, I would love to hear about it. Share it with us, leaving a comment below.