The Gold Coast, about an hour away from Brisbane, is famous for fun with its stretches of soft sandy beaches and crystal clear waters. Event organisers choose stretch tent marquee hire for its unique design and versatility on the uneven shores of Coolangatta to the rocky terrain of Mount Warning along this Queensland holiday paradise. Our stretch tents can be pitched almost anywhere and that is why we are chosen to supply many local markets, film festivals and international surfing contests across Australia.
Gold Coast Stretch Tent Hire
Our stretch marquee tents are not just swags to shelter guests from the Gold Coast elements but they add an element of allure to any venue they are affixed to. Their fire retardant fabric makes it incredibly safe for ad hoc or semi-permanent installations but their high-quality design and near unlimited size customisation, sets them apart from your bog standard marquee. To see just how phenomenally our stretch tents have been used, visit our gallery.
Hire Wedding Tents around the Gold Coast
If you choose to celebrate your love in and around the Gold Coast, you are choosing to surround yourself with unmatched natural grandeur. It’s an incredibly popular destination for idyllic beach weddings and rustic celebrations at romantic chapels like the Abbey on the edge of Lake Cobaki. The Gold Coast is known for its near all-round great weather which is why our UV protected stretch tents are chosen as the ideal wedding tents to shield a loving couple and their guests during the hottest summer days and enhance a venue with elegance.
Our favourite venues and events throughout the Gold Coast
Special events and heart-pounding festivities line the Gold Coast and our Bedouin stretch tent hire is available all-year round for every event Surfer’s Paradise has to offer. Our stretch tent marquees can be hired for beach fun at the Bleach Festival or showcasing your culinary cacophonies in Murwillumbah at the Tweed Foodie Festival.
For any occasion, enquire today and make your next event unforgettable.
