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Tweed Coast

Tweed-Coolangatta is the premiere tourist destination on the border of New South Wales and Queensland, Australia.

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Stretching from the border resort town of Tweed Heads, on the southern stretch of the Gold Coast, south along the pristine beaches and estuaries of Kingscliff & Cabarita; and, inland to Murwillumbah majestically backdroped by Mount Warning and 5 fabulous National Parks.

Tweed Heads is surrounded by a complicated network of waterways including the Tweed River, Terranora Creek and Terranora Inlet. The area is perfect for pottering about in a boat, and there are several boat ramps. You can hire a boat, take a cruise or even hire a houseboat. There are also waterside parks, walkways, cycle paths, barbeques and picnic areas.

Tweed Heads in the Far North Coast region of New South Wales marks the southern end of the Gold Coast proper - the magnificent chain of surf beaches which stretch north to Southport.

Tweed Heads was once known as the pokie capital of Australia for the army of Queenslanders who came over the border to play the machines. Although Queenslanders now have their own pokies, the clubs are still a vital part of the town’s economy. Here you can get a show or a meal at bargain prices, as well as an opportunity for a flutter.

Tweed Heads and Coolangatta share a main thoroughfare that follows the boundary between NSW and Queensland. The two are commonly referred to as the twin cities and many visitors fly into the region via Queensland and Coolangatta Airport.

At the ocean end of Boundary Street is Point Danger, named by Captain Cook as he explored this section of the coast.

Here you will find the Captain Cook Memorial, moulded from cast iron actually jettisoned from the Endeavour and recovered in the 1960s. Next to it is the lighthouse, which was the first to experiment (unsuccessfully) with laser light. From Point Danger, you will often see dolphins out to sea, and on a fine day there are views from Surfers Paradise to Byron Bay.

Another good place for views is Razorback Lookout, where you can see Mt Warning, the remains of an ancient volcano.

In Tweed Heads South, Minjungbal Aboriginal Cultural Centre houses a museum and art gallery highlighting the area's indigenous occupants. Next door, in Ukerebagh Nature Reserve, there is a nature walk through mangrove wetlands. The walk also features a well-preserved Aboriginal ceremonial bora ring, once used for boys' initiation ceremonies.

This sub-tropical region offers nature based, rural experiences with five world heritage listed national parks, abundant bird life and sub tropical vegetation, state forests, kilometres of unspoilt, clean beaches, rivers and lakes abundant in bird and marine life, wetlands and crystal clear streams, marine reserves and offshore natural resources combined with a sub tropical climate with year round mild temperatures all in close proximity to the attractions and theme parks of the Gold Coast.

Tweed Coast Suburbs

New South Wales Regions (NSW)