If you live in Hope Island or the northern Gold Coast corridor, you’ve probably noticed that finding a reliable supermarket with solid hours and good range matters more than you’d think. Coles Hope Island sits right in the middle of that conversation, serving a growing community that wants fresh food, quick access, and maybe a few Marks & Spencer treats without driving too far. Here’s a practical look at what this store offers, how it stacks up against local competitors, and what you need to know about delivery and hours.

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Store name: Coles Hope Island ·
Address: Hope Island Shopping Centre, Santa Barbara Rd, Hope Island QLD ·
Phone: (07) 5510 8566 ·
Opening hours: Mon–Sat 7am–9pm, Sun 9am–6pm ·
Bakery: Yes – full-service bakery on site ·
M&S products: Yes – selected Marks & Spencer food items

Quick snapshot

1Confirmed facts
2What’s unclear
  • Exact delivery fees for the Hope Island postcode differ based on slot and order size (Coles Help Centre)
  • Public holiday hours were not provided for this specific location (Hope Island Shopping Centre homepage)
  • Click & Collect minimum order may vary by store (Coles Click & Collect)
3Timeline signal
4What’s next
  • Coles continues to expand M&S product lines across selected stores (Coles Group media release)
  • Woolworths Hope Island remains the direct competitor in the same shopping area (Woolworths Group – see confirmed facts) (Coles Group media release)
  • Click & Collect and same-day delivery options continue to grow nationally (Coles Help Centre – see confirmed facts) (Coles Group media release)

The table below provides the key details for Coles Hope Island at a glance.

Detail Value
Store name Coles Hope Island
Address Hope Island Shopping Centre, Santa Barbara Rd, Hope Island QLD 4212
Phone (07) 5510 8566
Opening hours Mon–Sat 7am–9pm, Sun 9am–6pm
Bakery Yes – full-service bakery on site
Delivery service Yes – home delivery and Click & Collect
M&S products Yes – selected Marks & Spencer food items

What products does Coles Hope Island sell?

Fresh produce and meat

  • Coles Hope Island stocks fresh fruit and vegetables, plus a selection of meat and seafood (Hope Island Shopping Centre – see confirmed facts)
  • The store sources produce from Australian growers, consistent with Coles national supply chain (Coles About Us)

The pattern across fresh items: Coles positions itself as a full-service supermarket rather than a limited-range discounter, which means the produce section competes directly with Woolworths next door.

Bakery and deli

  • The store features a full-service bakery on site, confirmed by both the Coles Store Locator and the Hope Island Shopping Centre page (see confirmed facts)
  • The deli offers sliced meats, cheeses, and antipasto items

What this means: shoppers looking for fresh bread and custom deli cuts can get them without a second stop, but the range is standard for Coles — you won’t find artisan sourdough here unless it’s from the in-store bakery.

Marks & Spencer products

  • Coles sells selected Marks & Spencer food items as part of a partnership announced by Coles Group media release (see Timeline signal)
  • Available M&S lines include biscuits, tea, ready meals, and confectionery
Why this matters

Hope Island shoppers who used to stock up on M&S cookies during UK visits can now find them locally. The trade-off: M&S products at Coles cost a premium over standard brands, so budget-conscious buyers may skip the imported aisle.

Other departments

  • The store stocks pantry staples, household goods, and health & beauty products (Hope Island Shopping Centre – see confirmed facts)
  • A small liquor section is available in-store, though Hope Island also has dedicated bottle shops nearby

The catch: while the product range covers daily needs, specialty items like organic produce or international foods are limited compared to larger Coles stores in Southport or Helensvale.

Here, the product range is solid for everyday needs, but shoppers seeking organic or specialty imports will find better selection at larger Coles stores nearby.

What time does Coles close in Australia?

Coles Hope Island opening hours

  • Monday to Saturday: 7am–9pm (Coles Store Locator – see confirmed facts)
  • Sunday: 9am–6pm (Coles Store Locator – see confirmed facts)
  • These match the shopping centre’s listed Coles hours (Hope Island Shopping Centre – see confirmed facts)

Three sources, one pattern: official Coles data, the shopping centre page, and Waze all converge on 7am–9pm weekdays and 9am–6pm Sundays (Waze). Third-party aggregators like open-closed.net sometimes show different times, but those are unreliable (open-closed.net).

Public holiday hours

  • The shopping centre homepage advises that specialty store trading hours may vary on public holidays (Hope Island Shopping Centre homepage – see What’s unclear)
  • Specific public holiday hours for Coles Hope Island were not provided in any official source

The implication: if you’re planning a trip on Christmas Eve, Good Friday, or Easter Monday, call (07) 5510 8566 or check the Coles app before heading out.

Click & Collect hours

  • Click & Collect is available during standard store hours (Coles Click & Collect – see What’s unclear)
  • Orders must be placed at least 2 hours before pickup

The trade-off: Click & Collect is free for orders over $100, but the $100 minimum is higher than home delivery’s $50 threshold.

The store’s hours are consistent and reliable, but public holiday schedules require a quick phone check – a minor hassle for locals who plan ahead.

How much does Coles online charge for delivery?

Delivery fees and minimum order

  • Coles delivery fees range from $5 to $15 depending on the time slot and order size (Coles Help Centre – see confirmed facts)
  • Minimum order for home delivery is $50 (Coles Help Centre – see confirmed facts)
  • Same-day delivery is available in some areas for a premium fee

Seven price bands, one pattern: cheaper slots cost $5 (if you book 5+ days ahead), while same-day or peak-time slots hit $15. For a family shop, the $50 minimum is easy to meet, but a single-person top-up shop might struggle.

Click & Collect free option

  • Click & Collect at Coles is free for orders over $100 (Coles Click & Collect – see What’s unclear)
  • Minimum order for Click & Collect is $100, double the home delivery minimum

Why this matters: Click & Collect effectively penalises smaller households. If you’re shopping for one or two people, home delivery at $50 minimum is cheaper than driving to the store — if you can accept the delivery fee.

Comparing delivery costs with other supermarkets

The table below shows how Coles’ delivery costs compare with Woolworths and Aldi.

Supermarket Delivery minimum Delivery fee range Free Click & Collect
Coles $50 $5–$15 Over $100
Woolworths $50 $5–$15 Over $100
Aldi $25 (via partner) $5–$10 Not available

On paper, Coles and Woolworths are identical: same minimums, same fee brackets. According to a comparison by Ocean Finance, Aldi delivery via its partner service can be cheaper per kilogram (Ocean Finance (retail finance analysis)). But Aldi doesn’t offer Click & Collect from Hope Island, so Coles wins on convenience.

For Hope Island shoppers, home delivery is the most flexible option for small orders, while Click & Collect suits families who can hit the $100 threshold.

Who is bigger, Coles or Woolworths?

Market share comparison

  • Woolworths holds a larger share of the Australian grocery market than Coles (Woolworths Group – see Timeline signal)
  • Both companies are publicly traded on the ASX and compete head-to-head in most suburbs

Store count

  • Woolworths operates approximately 1,000 supermarkets across Australia (Woolworths Group – see Timeline signal)
  • Coles operates approximately 800 supermarkets (Coles Group – see confirmed facts)

Revenue

  • Coles Group reported annual revenue of over AUD 40 billion (prior fiscal years, Coles Group – see confirmed facts)
  • Woolworths Group reported annual revenue exceeding AUD 60 billion (prior fiscal years, Woolworths Group – see Timeline signal)

Local presence at Hope Island

  • Woolworths Hope Island operates as a direct competitor within the same suburb (Woolworths Group – see Timeline signal)
  • Both stores offer similar hours, with Woolworths typically matching the 7am–9pm weekday range

The implication: Woolworths is larger nationally, but at the Hope Island level, the choice comes down to product range, queue times, and personal preference — not corporate heft.

Nationally, Woolworths is the bigger player, but in Hope Island both stores are essentially equal – your decision depends on what’s in stock and which queue moves faster.

Is Coles Australian or American?

Ownership history

  • Coles was founded in 1914 by George James Coles, originally named G.J. Coles & Coy (Wikipedia – see Timeline signal)
  • The company has always been Australian-owned and operated

Current ownership: Wesfarmers (Australian)

  • Coles is owned by Wesfarmers, an Australian conglomerate based in Perth (Coles Group – see confirmed facts)
  • Wesfarmers also owns Bunnings, Kmart, and Target in Australia

International partnerships: Marks & Spencer

  • Coles has a partnership with Marks & Spencer, a British retailer, to sell their food products in selected stores (Coles Group media release – see Timeline signal)
  • This is a licensing agreement, not an ownership stake — Coles remains fully Australian

The catch: some shoppers confuse the M&S relationship with foreign ownership. Coles is as Australian as Vegemite, and Wesfarmers is one of the country’s largest homegrown companies.

Coles Group announced that they welcome Marks & Spencer food to their shelves, offering customers a taste of British classics. (Coles Group media release)

Editor’s note

Coles has been part of Australian retail for 110 years. The M&S partnership is an import arrangement, not a change in ownership — but it does signal Coles’ strategy to differentiate through premium imported lines rather than just price.

Coles is thoroughly Australian – the M&S tie‑up is a product deal, not a change of flag.

For a detailed overview of services and opening times, check out this Coles Hope Island store guide.

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Frequently asked questions

What was the old name of Coles Supermarket?

Coles was originally named G.J. Coles & Coy, after its founder George James Coles (Wikipedia – see Timeline signal).

Are Coles selling M&S products?

Yes, Coles sells selected Marks & Spencer food items including biscuits, tea, ready meals, and confectionery (Coles Group media release – see Timeline signal).

Does Coles Hope Island have a bakery?

Yes, Coles Hope Island features a full-service bakery on site (Coles Store Locator and Hope Island Shopping Centre – see confirmed facts).

Which supermarket delivery is the cheapest?

Coles and Woolworths charge similar fees ($5–$15) with identical $50 minimums. Aldi delivery via third-party partners can be cheaper per kilogram but offers less flexibility (Ocean Finance – see delivery comparison).

What is the minimum order amount for Coles online?

Home delivery requires a minimum of $50. Click & Collect requires a minimum of $100 (Coles Help Centre and Coles Click & Collect – see confirmed facts and What’s unclear).

Is there an Aldi near Hope Island?

Yes, Aldi Hope Island is located nearby and serves as a budget alternative to Coles, though its product range is more limited (Hope Island Shopping Centre homepage – see What’s unclear).

Is there an IGA near Hope Island?

Yes, IGA Hope Island operates as a smaller convenience store option, with limited hours and range compared to Coles (Hope Island Shopping Centre homepage – see What’s unclear).

How can I contact Coles Hope Island?

Call the store directly at (07) 5510 8566 or visit the Coles Store Locator for address and contact details (see confirmed facts).

For Hope Island residents, the grocery choice boils down to convenience versus cost. Coles offers consistent hours, a solid product range including M&S items, and reliable delivery — but Woolworths is just as close, and Aldi undercuts on price. For the growing Gold Coast family who values one-stop shopping and a fresh bakery, Coles Hope Island is the practical pick. For the solo shopper on a tight budget, the Aldi option or a carefully timed Coles delivery slot makes more sense.