Opening Hours

• Tuesday: 8am – 4pm
• Wednesday: 8am – 4pm
• Thursday: 8am – 4pm
• Friday: 8am – 4pm
• Saturday: 10am – 1pm

 

Are You Looking For The Best Gold Coast Acupuncture Clinic?

Dr Baker at Allied Acupuncture Gold Coast’s Burleigh Waters clinic has been a hub of Gold Coast acupuncture for a decade helping residents and visitors with all of their pain releif, injury and chronic disease management needs.

Get Quicker, Better Results:
For Life

We know you’re in a hurry to return to the your favourite sports, gym activities, job and family life as soon as possible.

So, when you visit us for care and treatment, we’ll work with you to:

– Identify exactly what the source of your issue or problem is

– Provide you with the most up to date evidence-based treatment to kick start your recovery

– Give you an accurate idea of how much treatment you’ll need and how long it may take

– Create a bespoke treatment solution to help you get the sustainable, long-term results that you deserve.

Dr Baker has helped thousands of people achieve their goals, and counting.

His experience includes working with people from all walks of life and all ages.

Book an appointment now by clicking this link, it’s so easy. https://www.alliedacupuncture.com.au/book-online/

 

Locations We Service For GOLD COAST ACUPUNCTURE in our BURLEIGH WATERS CLINIC:

– Bonogin

– Burleigh Waters

– West Burleigh

– Burleigh Heads

– Varsity Lakes

– Reedy Creek

– Elanora

– Tallebudgera

– Tallebudgera Valley

 

A LIST OF INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT THE BEAUTIFUL GOLD COAST, WHERE OUR GOLD COAST ACUPUNCTURE CLINIC IS LOCATED

Location

• Geography:
  The Gold Coast is situated in South-East Queensland, bordering NSW at it’s southern end in the popular border town of Coolangatta. It is a long thin strip running North/South from the hinterland mountains to the Sea.
• Weather:
  The Gold Coast enjoys a subtropical climate with plenty of sunshine year-round.
  • Temperature: Summer temperatures range from 20-28°C (68-82°F), and winter temperatures range from 12-21°C (54-70°F).
  • Rainfall: The Gold Coast receives about 1,300mm (51 inches) of rain annually.
  • UV Rating: The UV index can be high, so sun protection is important.

Infrastructure

• Transportation:
  The Gold Coast has a well-developed transportation network with buses, light rail, and taxis readily available. The Gold Coast Highway runs North/South parallel to the beach and only 1-2 streets back along most of the Gold Coast. There are frequest buses along this stretch and also the ‘light rail’ from Broadbeach to Southport and then Griffith University. Light rail is currently being extended south to the popular Burleigh Heads area.
  The main Motorway (M1) also runs North/South closer to the hinterland. The main rail line begins at Varsity Lakes and loosely runs parallel to the M1 all the way to Brisbane and beyond.
• Accommodation:
  Visitors can choose from a variety of accommodations including airbnb, hotels, resorts, and holiday apartments.
• Facilities:
  Modern amenities such as shopping centers, hospitals, and recreational facilities are easily accessible.

Unique Features

• Surfing Spots:
  The Gold Coast is renowned for its fantastic surfing beaches. Here are five popular spots:
  • 1. Snapper Rocks:
    Famous for its consistent waves and hosting the WSL Championship tour international surfing competitions (formerly the Quiksilver Pro). Average water temperature: 22-24°C (72-75°F). This is an advanced level surf spot, not suitable for beginners.
  • 2. Burleigh Heads:
    Offers excellent point breaks suitable for surfers of all levels, with a vibrant beachfront atmosphere.
  • 3. Kirra Beach:
    Known for its hollow waves and long rides, particularly during summer cyclones, then autumn and winter months.
  • 4. Duranbah Beach (D-Bah):
    Located near the Tweed River mouth, it’s favored for its consistent swells and clean waves. This is an advanced level surf beach with strong rip currents not suitable for swimming or beginners.
  • 5. Coolangatta:
    A laid-back beach with consistent surf, perfect for both surfing and relaxing.

Best Surfing Conditions

• Season:
  The best surfing conditions are typically during the summer (December to January) and winter months (June to August) when the swell is stronger. Then also during cyclone season around January/February large swells attract experienced surfers in big numbers.
• Wave Quality:
  Most surf spots on the Gold Coast offer good quality waves year-round, with conditions varying based on weather patterns.
• Water Temperature:
  Ranges from 19-27°C (66-81°F) throughout the year, providing comfortable conditions for surfing.

Attractions

• Theme Parks:
  Experience thrilling rides and attractions at several theme parks:
  • 1. Movie World:
    Known for its movie-themed rides and entertainment.
  • 2. Dreamworld:
    Offers a variety of rides and attractions, including wildlife experiences at Tiger Island.
  • 3. Sea World:
    Explore marine life and enjoy shows featuring dolphins, seals, and penguins.
  • 4. Wet’n’Wild:
    Australia’s largest water park with slides, pools, and water attractions for all ages.
  • 5. Warner Bros. Movie World:
    Features movie-themed rides, shows, and attractions based on Warner Bros. movies and characters.

Additional Attractions

• Beaches:
  Relax and enjoy the sun on famous beaches like Surfers Paradise, Broadbeach, and Main Beach.
• Hinterland:
  Explore the lush rainforests, waterfalls, and hiking trails of the nearby Gold Coast hinterland.
• Wildlife:
  Visit Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary to see native Australian animals such as kangaroos, koalas, and lorikeets up close.
• Nightlife:
  Discover vibrant nightlife in Surfers Paradise with a variety of restaurants, bars, and live music venues.