About Tweed Heads
Tweed Heads, nestled on the border of New South Wales and Queensland, is a stunning coastal destination perfect for a holiday escape. With pristine beaches, lush hinterland, and the sparkling Tweed River, it offers a diverse range of activities for all types of travellers.
Surf world-class beaches, explore nearby national parks like Wollumbin (Mount Warning), or enjoy fresh seafood by the waterfront. Its relaxed vibe, friendly locals, and proximity to the Gold Coast make it ideal for both adventure and relaxation. Whether you’re after nature, culture, or just time to unwind, Tweed Heads delivers the perfect holiday experience.
Local Towns and Villages
Kingscliff offers a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure. Cudgen Creek, with its crystal-clear waters, is ideal for swimming, kayaking, and stand-up paddleboarding, providing a safe environment for families and water enthusiasts alike. The creek’s serene setting is complemented by nearby parks and picnic areas, making it a popular spot for leisurely afternoons.
Cabarita Beach, affectionately known as “Caba,” combines boutique luxury with natural beauty. Enjoy award-winning restaurants, charming surf shops, and the stunning Norries Headland, a prime spot for whale watching during migration seasons. The nearby Cudgen Lake offers tranquil waters ideal for kayaking and birdwatching.
Hastings Point is a serene coastal village renowned for its pristine beaches and the picturesque Cudgera Creek estuary. The calm waters are perfect for kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding, and fishing. Families can explore low-tide rock pools and enjoy the laid-back atmosphere.
Pottsville offers a relaxed coastal experience with its beautiful beaches and vibrant community. Visitors can indulge in fresh seafood at local eateries, explore the scenic Mooball Creek by kayak, or simply unwind on the sandy shores.
Murwillumbah, nestled in the lush Tweed Valley of northern New South Wales, is a captivating blend of art, nature, and heritage. The town’s vibrant cultural scene is epitomized by the Tweed Regional Gallery & Margaret Olley Art Centre, showcasing exceptional Australian art and offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.
For outdoor enthusiasts, the Northern Rivers Rail Trail provides a scenic route through the countryside, ideal for cycling and walking. Murwillumbah’s charming Art Deco architecture, eclectic boutiques, and thriving food scene. The town is surrounded by national parks and the majestic Wollumbin (Mount Warning).
The nearby villages of Uki and Tyalgum are on the doorstep of Wollumbin National Park. Many visitors come especially to the laidback villages to experience the monthly Uki Buttery Bazaar Markets or for lunch at the Tyalgum Pub.
This is really just scratching the surface when it comes to things to do and see in Northern NSW.
