Gelato Wonderland is on the Broadwater at Labrador, and the nicest way to visit is to make it one part of an evening rather than the whole trip. Here’s an easy way to make an evening of it.
Start by the water
The Labrador foreshore is flat, sheltered and lit in the evening, and Len Fox Park is a short stroll along it. It’s an easy place to walk off dinner, let the kids run, or just watch the water for a while. The foreshore walk and its parks →
Add dinner
There’s food around the Aqua Complex and along Marine Parade, from sit-down dinner to fish and chips by the water. Dining and gelato at Aqua lists the restaurants and cafes in our own building. We’ll leave the specifics to you and your appetite — the point is that dessert doesn’t have to be the only reason you came.
Finish with gelato
Then it’s a short walk to us at the Aqua Complex. Mini scoops mean everyone can try a few flavours rather than committing to one, and the cabinet changes often enough that there’s usually something new. See what’s scooping →
Or do it the other way around
Gelato first, walk afterwards, is an equally good plan — especially on a warm evening when a cold one before a stroll makes more sense.
Coming from Southport?
Follow the Broadwater north along Marine Parade. It’s the same waterfront you know from the Parklands, a little quieter as you head up toward Labrador.
Coming from Biggera Waters?
Come south along the Broadwater. If you’ve had a day at Harbour Town, dessert and a waterfront walk is a gentle way to finish it.
A family evening
Waterfront, a park, then gelato — with free underground parking at the Aqua Complex so you’re not circling for a spot. A Bambino or a Piccolo keeps the kids’ choices simple.
For two
A walk along the foreshore as the light goes, then gelato from the cabinet. Nothing fancy — just an easy evening by the water.