Where is the meeting point?

Pickup is arranged from your accommodation on the Gold Coast and confirmed after booking; the listing uses "A votre résidence" as the pickup note.

Is transport included?

Yes. The experience includes return transfers from the Gold Coast as described in the itinerary.

What is the group size?

Group size is limited to seven participants for a relaxed, uncrowded sunset.

Children under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian; alcohol is restricted to guests 18 and over.

What if the weather changes?

Weather can affect timing; operators may adjust pickup and return windows or postpone if conditions are unsafe.

Tamborine Mountain Sunset Aperitif: Gold Coast Sunset Picnic Experience

Q: Is the site wheelchair accessible?

No. The viewpoint is not wheelchair accessible and strollers are discouraged due to uneven ground.

Perched on the plateau above the Gold Coast hinterland, the Tamborine Mountain Sunset Aperitif Experience is a three‑hour evening offering that pairs local food and wine with a deliberate, camera-ready view. Located on Tamborine Mountain in Queensland, this guided outing departs from the Gold Coast and deposits small groups at a hand-picked panoramic lookout outfitted with rugs, cushions and blankets for comfortable sunset viewing. Pickup is listed as "A votre résidence" on the booking, with an approximate itinerary: departure from the Gold Coast in late afternoon, arrival at the lookout about an hour later, a relaxed aperitif service centered on seasonal local snacks and a selection of wines and non‑alcoholic drinks, then free time as the sun drops and colors broaden across the hinterland before a return to the coast. The setting itself is the attraction: a plateau rim that opens onto views of the Scenic Rim ranges and the glittering strip of the Gold Coast skyline. The guide selects vantage points that balance sightlines and shelter—small clifftops, grassy clearings and edges framed by eucalypt and subtropical rainforest remnants. Those geological features, including exposed volcanic rock and eroded escarpments, create layered foregrounds that catch late light. Small-group logistics are central to the appeal. The experience caps at seven people, so conversations stay easy and photographers can stake out angles without crowding. Hosts lay out cushions and blankets and curate every detail so visitors arrive with only a camera and a jacket. Guides speak English and French and will note local flora and fauna; lorikeets, honeyeaters and possums are common residents of the dusk hour on the mountain. Practical considerations: the site is not wheelchair accessible and strollers are discouraged; there is a short walk from the parked vehicle to the viewpoint. Children under eighteen must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian, and the operator asks guests to advise of food allergies before arrival. Alcohol is served only to guests eighteen and over. Weather can shift plans—sunset times vary across seasons—so pickup and return windows are approximate. Why book it? For visitors based on the Gold Coast who want an effortless, high-return evening this is a tight, well-executed option: transport included, small group, local produce, and a purpose-selected vantage that maximizes the mountain’s evening light. Whether you’re celebrating, chasing photos, or simply lowering the day’s tempo, the Tamborine Mountain Sunset Aperitif brings a professional, low-stress approach to watching the coast fall into dusk. Bookings include pickup from your accommodation on the Gold Coast and a return transfer; confirm meeting details after reservation and note minimum group requirements. Bring a warm layer—the plateau cools rapidly after sunset—and consider a small tripod for photographers wanting the sharpest dusk exposures and stability.