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View the whole of the Gold Coast from the Q1 Tower – http://www.qdeck.com.au/ Hug a Koala at Currumbin Sanctuary – http://www.currumbin-sanctuary.org.au/ Try your hand at surfing one of our glorious beaches Check

In the event that you are running low on the electricity, there are several ways to purchase more electricity should the need arise.  The units come with a prepaid meter

During the first semester of living at Varsity Towers residents learn how close certain stores and places are. One place really worthy of mention is Market Square, Varsity Lakes. Around

Varsity Towers features a number of safety measures to ensure the privacy and safety of its residents: CCTV cameras throughout the building (such as in all corridors, elevators, foyer and

So you’ve arrived in Australia, you’ve heard about all our deadly creatures – the box jellyfish, irukandji, saltwater crocodile, brown snake, red back spider, drop bear, great white shark and

Got a special birthday coming up during your time abroad?  Why not have your party at the Varsity Towers 360 Bar?  The 360 Bar is located on Level 1 of the Varsity

Or maybe you are just in a funny mood. Anyways, who cares what happens? You’re only young once, your parents will bail you out and after all, you are indestructible!

Internet usage at Varsity Towers – Our PABX system does not support modems on phone lines. This means that while living at Varsity Towers you will need to connect to

This is a question we get asked quite a bit. “Just how do I get a visa to study in Australia?” Now, please be advised that the below advice is

Snorkel on the Great Barrier Reef See the Sydney Opera House and Climb the Sydney Harbour Bridge Take a trip to the Outback – if can make it to Ayers

Remember the F-L-A-G-S and stay safe this summer… F Find the flags and swim between them – the red and yellow flags mark the safest place to swim at the beach

1)     Report any damage, repairs or maintenance to reception to arrange their repair well before check out.  If you have caused the damage (for example broken a blind cord, put a hole

1.     Tipping is not compulsory in Australia.  Generally we will only tip if the service has been very good as our base rate of pay is exceptionally high.  2.     Our power points –  down

Below we have included some links to a few online map services that may be useful during your time abroad. Whether you’re looking for the nearest shopping centre, doctors, best

Obviously the earlier you book the more room preference options there will be available to choose from. Most people book a room between 6 to 8 weeks prior to their

All rooms at Varsity Towers are owned privately by investors and as such may be listed for sale by the owner(s) at any time. The selling agent chosen by the

The Inclusion List and Entry Condition Report are arguably the two most important documents included in your check in pack which you will receive upon your arrival at Varsity Towers.