Tarrabora Reserve

Tarrabora Reserve is a calm, verdant parkland located on Currumbin Creek at Palm Beach in Queensland, Australia.

It is a popular destination for both locals and tourists, offering a refuge for native wildlife and serving as a visual buffer between urban development and the wild. Visitors can enjoy activities such as swimming, exploring walking tracks, and taking in the beautiful scenery. The reserve's winding pathways lead to Beree-Badalla, a neighboring nature reserve that runs parallel to the creek. The best time to visit is during the summer months, although the reserve's mild climate allows for year-round exploration. To access Tarrabora Reserve, visitors can take the Gold Coast Highway to Palm Beach, Queensland. The reserve is conveniently located between the Palm Beach Parklands and Currumbin Creek. It is managed by the City of Gold Coast, with the assistance of the Tarrabora Reserve Bushcare Group and the Friends of Currumbin. These organizations ensure the maintenance of the reserve and the preservation of its native wildlife, particularly birds and reptiles.