Currumbin is a suburb in the Gold Coast region of Queensland, Australia. Many of the houses at Currumbin date from the period of its earliest subdivision and the area contains a substantial grouping of 'fibro' beach houses. Since then later development has occurred including some high rise backing onto the hillside at Pacific Parade. Generally the area contains more natural vegetation than other areas of the coast due in part to the difficulty of building on the steep hillsides and in part to the presence of the Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary - a long standing icon and landmark at the Gold Coast.

Each year during September, the Swell Sculpture Festival is held along the Oceanway at Currumbin between Currumbin Creek and Elephant Rock . Elephant rock becomes a pedestal for a signature artwork. Other artwork is spread out along the Oceanway pavements and upon the beach and dune areas. Artwork from the festival often finds its way onto display on public and private spaces across the Gold Coast region i

Wikipedia articles for Currumbin

• Currumbin Creek
• Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary
• Swell Sculpture Festival
• Elanora bus station
• Extreme points of Australia
• Gold Coast Desalination Plant
• Elanora, Queensland
• Elanora State High School
• Tallebudgera Creek
• Gold Coast Airport
• Burleigh Head National Park