If you’re looking for something flavoursome and satisfying for your stomach, Foodie Indiya is the place to go. Their curries and naan bread are raved about by their patrons, and their meats cooked until they’re super tender and full of flavour which keeps the locals coming back daily. Start off your day on the right foot and enjoy breakfast at the Montmartre French Patisserie. Their croissants are boasted to be the best in town, with a range of fresh sandwiches to choose from, a wide selection of pastries and cakes that will surely satisfy even the sweetest of teeth. Nerang Thai offers eaters authentic Thai food, from Pad Thai to red duck curry. Most visitors are repeat customers, as the dishes are so delicious that they can’t help themselves. They also offer quite sizable vegetarian and vegan options so that they aren’t left out and have enough choices to choose from.

A lot of the residents living in Nerang work along the coast, whether it be for local businesses or for the tourist industry. Since it used to be a small town dominated by the agricultural trade, there are still some industrial buildings and spaces that are available for rent. Now that the town has been gentrified to include residential buildings, you have your choice between those different spaces. If you’re looking for space to store your caravan or boat, these larger spaces would be ideal for you to use.

The Pacific Motorway is the direct route to the Nerang, as it connects to Beaudesert Nerang Road which cuts straight through Nerang. Nerang Broadbeach Road connects Nerang to the Gold Coast so this might get a little blocked up from time to time, possibly during weekends and public holidays when everyone is trying to get out of the city.