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We welcome you to this wonderful area the Tweed. Come and experience what we have to offer. This guide has been put together to help you plan your next visit or to get you where you need to go if you’ve already arrived.

Coming to the Tweed is easy, fly into the Gold Coast airport or drive the Legendary Pacific Coast and you are here in no time.

The Tweed is famous for its lifestyle offerings and we invite you to come and indulge in the activities we love and enjoy. Take an early morning swim in one of the 37 kilometres of beaches, visit the nationally recognised Margaret Olley Art Centre or escape on a day trip to one of our world heritage rainforests.

The Tweed is home to world class tourist attractions and products that can be booked through our visitor information centres in Tweed Heads, Kingscliff and Murwillumbah so come and get the locals’ recommendations.

You will find in this visitor guide a great selection of activities and unique accommodation opportunities that will make your next holiday one to remember.

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CONTENTS The Region Getting Here & Around Beaches & Waterways Ocean Adventures Nature Explore the Waterways Conference & Weddings Tweed Regional Gallery Art, Culture & Spirit

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Eats & Treats Markets Wollumbin Mt Warning Events Outdoor Activities Towns & Villages Driving & Day Tours Maps

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WELCOME TO DESTINATION TWEED Tweed Heads - Visitor Centre tweed@destinationtweed.com.au Cnr Wharf Street & Bay Street, Tweed Heads NSW 2485 1800 674 414 Murwillumbah - Visitor Centre murwillumbah@destinationtweed.com.au Tweed Valley Way, Murwillumbah NSW 2484 02 6672 1340 Freecall 1800 674 414 or visit destinationtweed.com.au to book your accommodation and activities before you arrive.

Our Visitor Information centres can help you travel around the region, keep an eye out for the blue + yellow signs for advice on where to stay, what to do or just chat with a local about the area.

Pop in to pick up maps, brochures and info or if you fancy a bit of retail therapy the Tweed Heads and Murwillumbah Visitor Centres stock a range of souvenirs and merchandise including local produce and gift hampers.

Open 7 days a week including public holidays (except ANZAC Day, Christmas Day & Good Friday).

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Kingscliff - Visitor Centre kingscliffvolunteers@destinationtweed.com.au Marine Parade, Kingscliff NSW 2487 02 6674 8064 Hasting Point - Visitor Centre info@northstar.com.au 1 Tweed Coast Road, Hastings Point NSW 2484 02 6676 1234

THE REGION

Nestled in the caldera of an ancient shield volcano, the Tweed stretches between the world-famous holiday destinations of Byron Bay in northern NSW and Queensland’s sun-drenched Gold Coast.

Nominated by Tourism Australia as one of the National Landscapes - Australia’s Green Cauldron - the Tweed offers the best of all worlds with lush World Heritage rainforests and dramatic mountain ranges just a short drive through fertile green fields from uncrowded beaches and world-famous surf breaks.

Journey along the road less travelled from the bustling hub of Tweed Heads to peaceful seaside towns and tranquil waterways meandering through cane fields and dairy farms to quirky rural communities immersed in a vibrant culture of music, art, creativity, spirituality… and a sense of adventure.

They say the people make the place and Tweed is no different. It’s a lifestyle choice that brings people here. The colourful cast that call the Tweed “home” will entertain you, engulf you and embrace you into their community. Join them as they celebrate with festivals and concerts, admire their handiwork at artist studios and galleries and be prepared to chat with them at roadside stalls and farmers’ markets.

Enjoy their hospitality at cosy rainforest retreats, friendly B&Bs and luxury oceanfront resorts.

It’s all about the people … and it’s all about you.

Tweed Coast

Tweed Valley

Stretching from Tweed Heads in the north to the untamed beauty of Wooyung Beach in the south, the Tweed Coast offers a choice of quiet seaside towns and sophisticated resorts. Safe, patrolled swimming beaches are lined with first class resort hotels and apartment accommodation and a vibrant retail precinct offering boutique shopping, sundrenched cafes and restaurants.

Carved out by the Tweed and Oxley Rivers as they meander around the central volcanic plug of Wollumbin Mt Warning, the Tweed Valley is home to an eclectic mix of characters, those looking to escape the rat race of the ‘big cities’ now live next door to farmers and artists creating a fascinating mix of cultures and philosophies.

Kingscliff is the heart of the Tweed Coast and has recently emerged as a popular dining destination with restaurants and cafes lining the beachfront esplanade. It’s all within easy access of Salt Village and Casuarina Beach where you can enjoy the pampering style of luxury oceanfront resorts.

Those looking for a more low-key approach need look no further than the beachside cottages, holiday parks and motels at Fingal Head, Hastings Point, Cabarita Beach, Pottsville and Wooyung, while the coastal hills hide cosy B&Bs and retreats nestled amidst tea plantations and market gardens.

GET SOCIAL WITH US

Dine with the Hare Krishna community at a Sunday banquet. Be inspired by art workshops at a handbuilt Renaissance-style castle. Shop for farm fresh organic produce at road-side stalls. Hunt for antique treasures and regional crafts in a riverside village. Join in a New Age festival or visit the local farmers’ markets.

The natural wonders of the region take a starring role with plenty of opportunities to bushwalk in the rainforests, throw a line into the river from a secluded riverbank or take that early morning hike to the summit of Wollumbin Mt Warning.

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GETTING HERE

By Car – Direct

The Pacific Motorway - Australia’s main east coast highway - runs through the Tweed region, making it a convenient stopover and a highlight of the Legendary Pacific Coast Touring Route.

By Car – via the Scenic Route

Whilst the Pacific Motorway offers the most direct access to the Tweed, there are a number of other scenic routes from the Gold Coast, Brisbane, Byron Bay and Lismore that you may like to discover.

By Air

The Tweed is serviced by both the Gold Coast Airport and Brisbane Airport both offer easy access from all major Australian and international destinations. Ballina/Byron Gateway Airport provides additional access from domestic and regional centres.

By Bus/Coach

Regular bus services operated by Greyhound Australia and Premier Motor Service stop throughout the Tweed region providing transport to/from Sydney, Byron Bay, the Gold Coast and Brisbane.

Airtrain Connect

Airtrain is the Airport Rail Link at Brisbane Airport which offers seamless travel between Brisbane Airport, Brisbane City and the Gold Coast.

Regular services depart daily.

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Flying direct to Gold Coast Airport is the quickest way to the Tweed region and popular Byron Bay. With only a short drive from the airport, you’ll spend less time travelling and more time relaxing. The perfect start to your stay.

Over 350 flights every week, linking the Tweed region to destinations across Australia, New Zealand, Asia and beyond.

For more information on ground transfer options available from Gold Coast Airport, visit goldcoastairport.com.au

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GETTING AROUND The Tweed offers the perfect destination for day trips in and around our ancient volcanic caldera, exploring the art and craft villages of the valley and seaside resorts along the coast.

If you don’t have your own transport, the following companies can help you get out and about.

Taxi & Limousine Operators

Car Hire

Tweed Heads Coolangatta Taxis 1300 656 818

Most major car hire companies operate from the Gold Coast, Brisbane and Ballina Byron Gateway Airport or you can rent a vehicle in the region from:

Tweed Taxi Service 02 6672 6666 Kingscliff Taxi Service 02 6674 1530 Kingscliff Coast Limousines 02 6674 3974

Bus Services An extensive public transport network offers more than 480 daily services to shopping centres, pools, hospitals, colleges and other local destinations.

Bus timetables are available from all Visitor Information Centres.

Escorted Day Tours There are a number of day tours to experience the beautiful Tweed and its surrounding areas. Please contact one of our friendly Visitor Information Centres for more information and bookings.

Carter’s Reliable Car Rentals 1800 674 414 (after hours 07 5536 2806) Economy Car Rentals 1800 674 414 (after hours 07 5536 8104)

Driving Routes Not sure where to go, or if you should turn left or right at the next intersection? Call into the Visitor Information Centres, located at Tweed Heads, Murwillumbah, Kingscliff and Hastings Point to collect one, or all of our themed driving routes, that will help you make your way around the region and ensure that you don’t miss out on anything along the way. Refer page 50 for more information.

• Quality cars with roadside assistance • • Budget rates for 2 days to monthly hires • • Rates include GST, insurance, all fees and charges • • Local business established 30 years in Tweed Heads •

For bookings phone 1800 646 156 or 07 5536 2806 www.carterscarrental.com.au email: carterscarrental@yahoo.com.au

DISTANCE TO THE TWEED Brisbane City

100km 1hr 10mins

Brisbane Airport

115km 1hr 20mins

Surfers Paradise

25km 35mins

Gold Coast Airport

4km 5mins

Byron Bay

60km 50mins

Byron/Ballina Airport 90km 1hr

90km Ballina 1hr 10mins

Lismore

100km 1hr 30mins

Sydney

800km 10hrs

Melbourne

1700km 20hrs

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BEACHES & WATERWAYS When you’re dreaming of a holiday on the Tweed think soft white sand between your toes, lazy days in the sun, the rhythm of rolling surf in your ears and sunset strolls along uncrowded beaches.

Beach Safety The Tweed coastline is a beautiful and dynamic place. It can also be hazardous at times so knowing how to stay safe next time you visit the beach is essential: • Always swim at beaches patrolled by lifesavers or lifeguards.

• The safest place to swim is between the red and yellow flags.

The Tweed boasts 37km of perfect beaches and waterways that offer safe swimming in crystal clear water.

• Always read the Surf Conditions Board, if you are unsure of conditions ask a lifeguard.

Lifeguards patrol beaches along the Tweed Coast 7 days a week during the spring, summer and Easter school holidays; and at select beaches on weekends outside of holiday periods.

Please only swim between the flags.

• Always swim or surf with a friend, never alone.

The Tweed’s beaches also play host to an array of fun activities including snorkelling, diving, kayaking, canoeing, stand up paddle boarding, fishing, surfing and whale watching (June to November).

Some Tweed beaches have off-leash dog areas so you can bring your furry, four-legged friend with you on your next beach getaway.

• Supervise children at all times.

• Never enter the water if you have been drinking alcohol or are under the influence of drugs.

• Never run and dive into the water. Water conditions (and depth) can changes.

• Slip, slop, slap. Cover up, use sunscreen and wear a hat.

• Leave the water immediately when requested by a lifeguard.

• If you get into trouble don’t panic. Raise your arm for help, float and wait for assistance.

• If witnessing an in-water emergency dial triple zero (000) - Police

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*All dogs in NSW must be on a lead when in a public place unless in a designated off-leash area.

Boundary restrictions apply at off-leash dog beaches, please check local signage prior to walking your dog.

For more info visit tweed.nsw.gov.au/dogs Swimming is only advised at patrolled beaches. Lifeguards are on duty when red and yellow flags are displayed.

For patrol times please visit beachsafe.org.au You can also download the app for iPhone or Android, simply search for Beachsafe.

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OCEAN ADVENTURES With 37kms of Pacific coastline, offshore reefs and island outcrops, holidays on the Tweed revolve around the beach and ocean.

Dip your toes in the water or experience a full-on ocean adventure.

Mongoboards stand up paddle boards are available for hire and sale Come and experience our beautiful water in tranquil Pottsville, hire paddle boards for

One wave and you’ll be hooked

Learn to surf with the funnest crew on the Tweed Coast We cater to all areas of surf advancement Including: Beginner one off lessons for kids and adults Intermediate and advanced lessons Video analysis technical reviews Surf Guiding

$35 per day

local pick up and drop off.

Great for birthdays, stag and hen parties.

Contact us for weekly and weekend rates.

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Snorkelling & Scuba Diving Cook Island is a small volcanic outcrop 600m offshore from Fingal Head. It provides a permanent home for green and loggerhead turtles, as well as a stunning variety of tropical and sub-tropical marine species. Snorkelling and diving trips operate from the Tweed River and Kingscliff.

Daytrips and overnight stays are also available to Lady Elliot Island, located at the southern end of the Great Barrier Reef. Tours depart Gold Coast Airport, just 5mins from the Tweed.

Whale Watching The Tweed is one of the best places to see the annual whale migration. The Tweed’s proximity to Australia’s most easterly point means whales visit close to shore every day from June to November.

Join a whale watching cruise to get up close and personal, or spot a whale from one of the headlands or beaches along the Tweed Coast.

Deep Sea Fishing The Tweed Coast has some of the best game fishing grounds along the eastern seaboard with targeted species including marlin, dolphin fish, yellowfin tuna, mackerel, wahoo and sharks, as well as a huge

Caldera Kayak Experience operating since 2003.

Specialising in low impact eco adventures with a friendly, relaxed approach. We are dedicated to providing our customers with the highest quality of service including: • • • • • •

Kayak Hire (Hourly, half day and full day) Guided Kayak Estuary Tours Stand Up Paddle Board Hire Stand Up Paddle Board Estuary Tours and Lessons Sight seeing Bush and beach walks

Phone 0423 596 696

Cudgera Creek, Tweed Coast Road, Hastings Point NSW All activities suitable for all ages • Individuals or groups Schools • Social • Corporate • Leisure

variety of reef fish that test even the best anglers.

Deep sea fishing charters operate from the Tweed Marina in Tweed Heads.

Stand up Paddleboarding Try the latest craze of stand up paddle boarding (SUP). Lessons are available for beginner, intermediate and advanced paddlers. Start out in still waterways before you venture into the surf. For a truly unique experience, the team from Mt Warning Tours now offer SUP yoga classes!

Surfing The Tweed Coast is studded with great surfing beaches and point breaks for surfers of all levels.

Learn to surf schools operate at safe, patrolled beaches. More advanced surfers can carve up the waves with home-grown World Surfing Champions at legendary point breaks like D’Bah and Snapper.

Kite Surfing Discover one of the most exhilarating and fastest growing water sports in Australia. Sign up for a 1-2hr lesson and experience the combination of the enormous power of wind and ocean. The result is some of the biggest fun anyone can have.

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Adventures in Nature

• Kayaking • Stand-Up Paddle Boarding (SUP) • 4WD Adventure Tours • Mountain Biking • SUP Yoga • Guided Bushwalks • Pontoon Boat Hire and Cruises • Much more…

Mount Warning Tours is your local sightseeing and adventure tour specialist in Australia’s Green Cauldron and beyond. We provide a diverse range of half day and full day tours, overnight adventures, week day and weekend packages. Tours and self-guided experiences are suitable for all ages, are family friendly and can be as relaxing or active as you want them to be.

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DID YOU KNOW The Tweed is one of the richest and most diverse regions for flora and fauna in Australia. It is home to an array of species that live in . no other place on the planet

NATURE

Experience the beauty and diversity of the Tweed first hand as you walk among ancient Antarctic Beech trees in the Tweed Valley or explore wild coastlines on the Tweed Coast. Take in the stunning panoramic views of the ancient volcanic caldera from the top of Wollumbin Mt Warning or dive under the ocean and discover rich aquatic playgrounds.

World Heritage-Listed National Parks

Australia’s Green Cauldron

The Tweed is proudly home to the World Heritage-listed National Parks of Wollumbin Mt Warning, Nightcap Ranges, Border Ranges and a portion of Lamington National Park. These parks collectively form the Gondwana Rainforests of Australia and include the most extensive areas of subtropical rainforest in the world. Few places on earth contain so many plants and animals which remain relatively unchanged from their ancestors in the fossil record.

Nominated by Tourism Australia as one of the National Landscapes, the Tweed lies at the very heart of Australia’s Green Cauldron and celebrates a unique volcanic geography. Walk around Wollumbin Mt Warning - the remnants of an ancient shield volcano that is now a living Gondwanan rainforest; or drive the Rainforest Way around the bio-diverse region to discover sacred stories with Aboriginal guides.

Go Exploring

It’s great to escape city life and go bushwalking, picnicking or cycling in national parks and reserves. However, these are natural environments so you need to take some precautions when planning your adventure. Visit our website for info destinationtweed.com.au/national-parks.

Breathe the cleanest air you’ll ever experience and soak up the tranquillity of some of the best national parks found anywhere in Australia.

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Wollumbin Mt Warning National Park Nightcap National Park Border Ranges National Park Lamington National Park Mebbin National Park Mooball National Park Mt Jerusalem National Park

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Experience the spectacular natural beauty of the Tweed River and Terranora Lakes with Tweed Endeavour Cruises.

Rainforest Cruise: The diversity of the Tweed is highlighted on this relaxing tour. Our informative Captain will take you back in time with his historical commentary on the local area. Experience sub-tropical rainforests, feed the birds of prey including sea eagles and kytes and wander around the galleries at beautiful Tumbulgum Crab Catching Cruise: Family fun time, come fishing, crabbing, bird feeding, get your feet wet and try some of the Tweed mud crabs!

BBQ Boats for hire: Drive yourself around the Terranora lakes and Tweed River.

To join us on one of these or another of our relaxing cruises, call or book online today.

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EXPLORE THE WATERWAYS The Tweed and Rous Rivers meander around the base of the Wollumbin Mt Warning where they meet at Tumbulgum before making their way to the ocean via the Tweed Bar. The entire region is intertwined with creeks and tranquil waterways leading to hidden lakes and wetlands alive with birdlife. So when it comes to exploring our northern rivers, you can choose your own level adventure.

River Cruises

Kayaking

Haul in a feast of mud crabs, go pumping for yabbies on a sandbar, feed wild pelicans and throw in a fishing line as you cruise through the Terranora Broadwater on a crab-catching cruise. Or, relax on a rainforest river cruise to historic riverport of Tumbulgum with its art and craft shops, cafes and a fabulous country style pub looking out to Wollumbin Mt Warning.

Experience the Tweed waterways from the unique perspective of a kayak. Hire watercraft from one of our local operators and head out on a self-guided tour. Discover the open water with the team from Mt Warning Tours on one of their new ocean kayak adventures. Or explore Cudgen Creek on a guided tour from Kingscliff to Cabarita with Watersports Guru.

Boat Hire The quiet, uncrowded waterways of the Tweed are ideal for boating. There are many beautiful spots to moor for a swim, barbeque or overnight stay on a houseboat. Hire a houseboat and take a leisurely few days to motor up river via the beaches of the Tweed Estuary past Stotts Island rainforest and lush cane fields.

FIND YOUR MOMENT

Beach & Creek Fishing There’s plenty of angling action to be had along our 37km coastline, cast from the open beaches, headlands or around the river and creek mouths.

Everyone in the Tweed is an expert on the best places to fish, the bait to use and the hooks and rods that will ensure you ‘catch the big one’. All you need to do is ask. Recreational fishing license may be required.

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WEDDINGS & CONFERENCES

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Whether you’re planning a conference, business event, wedding, hens, bucks, birthday or the party-to-end-all-parties, the Tweed is the perfect destination.

Whatever the occasion the team at Destination Tweed can put you in touch with the right person, place or service via our extensive network of contacts.

Access to the Tweed is easy and affordable - barely 5 minutes from the Gold Coast Airport which is serviced by low cost flights from all major cities and regional centres, as well as key international hubs.

For those planning a wedding or honeymoon we can recommend local wedding specialists to ease the stress of planning your day, as well as recommendations and bookings for accommodation, daytours, transport and more.

The Tweed is your answer if you’re daydreaming about a special place to say “I Do” and a romantic honeymoon escape.

Have questions? Contact the team at Destination Tweed and we’ll do our very best to help. Visit destinationtweed.com.au

For conference organisers we can provide you with highres images and video footage for you to promote your next business event. We can provide you with material about the region as well as products and services.

It is well known for its natural beauty, world-heritage listed National Parks and as a place to reinvigorate mind and body… it can do the same for your business too.

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TWEED REGIONAL GALLERY & MARGARET OLLEY ART CENTRE The stunning Tweed Regional Gallery & Margaret Olley Art Centre houses 8 exhibition spaces, a performance area, an education workshop facility, the Nancy Fairfax Artist in Residence Studio and a library. Offering magnificent panoramic views of the Tweed Valley, the Gallery is a destination experience. The Gallery Café offers an array of fine food, coffee and delicious cakes, and boasts the most spectacular views of the Tweed’s dramatic landscape.

The Gallery’s collection of artworks has two main focus areas: Australian portraits of all eras and mediums, and artists’ prints.

Exhibitions change every 7-9 weeks, covering a variety of artistic styles and mediums. The Gallery’s program includes a wide range of exhibitions, public events and educational activities for children and adults.

The Gallery is the proud home of the biennial Olive Cotton Award for photographic portraiture. The Border Art Prize is also shown every alternate year showcasing the work of artists residing in the New South Wales / Queensland border region.

In November 2011, the Margaret Olley Art Trust offered the Tweed Regional Gallery the opportunity to establish the Margaret Olley Art Centre. Construction was completed in March 2014 and features a re-creation of Olley’s studio, elements of her home and works of art from her collection.

Margaret Olley spent much of her childhood in the Northern Rivers area. Born in Lismore in 1923 and growing up in the Murwillumbah area, it is fitting that this amazing re-creation of the iconic artist’s home studio has been established so close to her childhood home.

Visitors will find a stimulating program with exhibitions of artwork from the Gallery’s growing collection, and displays of regional, national and international art and craft.

Opening Hours: Wednesday-Sunday: 10am-5pm Monday-Tuesday: Closed Good Friday & Christmas Day: Closed

TWEED REGIONAL MUSEUM

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Free admission Magnificent panoramic views The Margaret Olley Art Centre Seven exhibition spaces, a workshop and an education area Nancy Fairfax Artist in Residence Studio Gallery Cafe with indoor and outdoor seating Gallery Shop Research library Accessible facilities, including a lift and set-down area Undercover parking

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Free admission Incorporates the heritage 1915 Shire Hall Showcases the rich history and heritage of the Tweed Located on the edge of historic Murwillumbah CBD Gateway to a heritage walk down Murwillumbah’s main street, local shops and cafes • Accessible facilities and programs • Branches also at Tweed Heads and Uki. For details visit museum.tweed.nsw.gov.au 10am - 4pm Tuesday - Friday and the first Saturday of the month Address: 2 Queensland Road (corner of Bent Street) Murwillumbah Web: museum.tweed.nsw.gov.au Phone: (02) 6670 2272 Open:

10am - 5pm Wednesday to Sunday Address: 2 Mistral Road (corner of Tweed Valley Way) Murwillumbah South Web: artgallery.tweed.nsw.gov.au Phone: (02) 6670 2790 Open:

ARTS, CULTURE & SPIRIT Art Galleries Art galleries dotted throughout the region showcase the work of local artists inspired by the landscape, wildlife, history, community and spirituality of our diverse region as well as nationally and internationally renowned collections and competitions. Ever changing collections ensure you can visit many times and know that each visit will offer a diverse new collection to see.

throughout the region (see page 22). Browse the stalls, talk to artists and pick up a lasting, individual memory of your visit.

Studies & Art Classes Unlock your creative talent and discover your inner artist.

No matter your skill or age, art is for everyone. Artable at Kingscliff run classes and workshops all year round. Caldera Arts also offers classes and private tuition. What are you waiting for?

Get inspired.

Museums

Art Trail

The Tweed’s colourful history is preserved by historical societies based at Tweed Heads, Murwillumbah and Uki. Spanning the Shire from the coast to the mountains, the branches of the Tweed River Regional Museum are a unique journey into the history, people and places of the majestic Tweed Valley.

Discover the Tweed’s rich and diverse arts community amidst the landscape that provides inspiration for our local talent.

Touring routes take you on a journey of delight and discovery, combing art galleries and museums with historical sites and hidden treasures.

Art & Craft Markets Nowhere is the Tweed’s outstanding pool of artistic talent more evident than at art and craft markets held every weekend

FINE ART of the TWEED VALLEY

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School Holiday ART WORKSHOPS

Kids 3 hours of creativity - Clay - Drawing Realistically - Watercolour - Comics - Ipad Art - Canvas Art and much more for ages 5-15yrs

Murwillumbah Visitors Information Centre Open 7 days

02 66721340

www.calderaart.org.au

www.artable.com.au

Ph 0411 317 606

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enrich your spirit

Hold and behold the enchanting beauty of crystal from gigantic formations to exquisite jewellery. Walk among gods through stunning botanical gardens and rainforest. Find yourself in the labyrinth.

Touch the World Peace Stupa blessed by Gyuto Monks of Tibet.

Indulge in delicious views, local coffee and food.

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EATS & TREATS

Wollumbin

We love our food and wine - so will you.

Thanks to its volcanic history, farmland in the Tweed is rich with fertile soil that allows our farmers to produce the most fresh, flavourful produce all year round.

Our region has attracted some of Australia’s finest chefs who effortlessly transform this wealth of locally grown produce into mouth-watering culinary delights.

Take a leisurely drive through the Tweed Valley and pass roadside stalls selling freshly harvested produce from nearby farms. You can also stock up the pantry or picnic basket with whatever is in season at weekly farmers’ markets where you can chat with growers and providores.

Sample unique Tweed specialties like native fingerlimes plucked straight from the orchard at Chillingham, or haul in your own seafood banquet from the ocean and rivers.

The Tweed also dishes up some truly awesome foodie events throughout the year, check out the event calendar on page 25 to see what’s on.

So where are the best dining locations? Well there is Kingscliff, Salt Village, Tweed Heads, Tyalgum, Tumbulgum and Murwillumbah just to name a few. Scan the QR code below for suggesitons.

At Tropical Fruit World and Buck’s Farm at Chillingham you can take the food experience one step further by touring the orchards and tasting local fruits. A range of exotic fruits have adapted well to the Tweed’s volcanic soils such as Buddha’s hand fruit, Japanes yuzu, kaffir lime, dragon fruit, chocolate fruit and more.

The Tweed also is renowned for its sports clubs and Surf Life Saving Clubs which offer great value dining. Chillout on the balcony at a local club and dine with absolute ocean front views. The region is also home to a host of historic country pubs where you can chat with the locals over a cold beverage or two. With their classic pub architecture and memorabilia, each hotel has its own story to tell.

Delight in the diverse tastes of the Tweed, there’s plenty to keep you satisfied. Eat, drink and be merry.

LOCAL LEGEND

Open 9am -7.30pm (DST) Serving fresh locally caught seafood Choose fresh and take home or enjoy takeaway in the park on the river Voted best Fish and Chips on the Gold Coast and Tweed 2013

07 5536 6937

47 Kennedy Drive, Tweed Heads scalesseafood.com.au

Steven Snow aka Snowy, earned his status as one of Australia’s top chefs by transforming a desert ed bankrupt restaurant on the ban ks of the Brunswick River into a Two Chefs Hat restaurant. Fins late r moved to the iconic Beach Ho tel in Byron Bay. Photographer - Brian Usher, Ocean Road Magazine

His latest incarnation of Fins is located at Salt Village and con tinues to carve out a reputation as one of Australia’s hottest restaurants.

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MARKETS There are a bunch of wonderful markets held across the Tweed and Northern Rivers each week.

Experience the atmosphere of a local market with delicious street food, freshly brewed coffee, live music, handmade garments, eclectic gifts, locally grown produce, plants, original artworks, hand crafted trinkets, artisan furniture, homewares, jewellery and more.

For more info visit destinationtweed.com.au/events

1st Friday of the Month

2nd Sunday of the Month

4th Sunday of the Month

• Kingscliff Lantern Markets

• Chillingham Village Markets • Coolangatta Markets • The Channon • Tweed Heads PCYC 3rd Saturday of the Month

• Bangalow Markets • Murwillumbah Markets • Tweed Heads PCYC • Nimbin Markets

1st Saturday of the Month • Brunswick Heads Markets • Uki Produce Markets • Bangalow Farmers’ Markets • Vintage & Artisan Market, Pottsville

• Mullumbimby Markets • Uki Produce Markets • Bangalow Farmers’ Markets

5th Saturday of the Month • Uki Produce Markets • Bangalow Farmers’ Markets

1st Sunday of the Month • Pottsville Beach Markets • Byron Bay Markets • Tweed Heads PCYC 2nd Saturday of the Month • Kingscliff Markets • Uki Produce Markets • Bangalow Farmers’ Markets

3rd Sunday of the Month

5th Sunday of the Month

• Pottsville Beach Markets • Uki Buttery Bazaar • Tweed Heads PCYC

• Tweed Heads PCYC • Nimbin Markets Every Wednesday

4th Saturday of the Month • Kingscliff Markets • Uki Produce Markets • Bangalow Farmers’ Markets

• Murwillumbah Farmers’ Markets at Murwillumbah Showgrounds from 7am – 11am Last Saturday of the Mouth • Tyalgum Village Markets

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WOLLUMBIN MT WARNING Wollumbin Mt Warning dramatically rises from the World Heritage-listed Wollumbin Mt Warning National Park and stands at a height of 1157m above sea level. It is the remnant central vent of an ancient volcano and can be seen from almost every location in the Tweed.

The National Park is recognised as part of the Gondwana Rainforest of Australia. Rich in flora and fauna, it is a must see for any visit to the Tweed. Take a short walk along the Lyrebird Track, where you get a chance to experience the sounds and smells of the rainforest and explore under the canopy of the trees. Listen out for the calls of Whipbirds, Noisy Pitta and, of course, Lyrebirds.

If you’re adventurous try climbing to the summit. Make it to the top by sunrise and you will be the first in Australia to see the sun! The walk takes you through stunning scenery and offers magnificent views of the Tweed Valley and beyond.

The climb is a steep but rewarding 8.8km return trip with a challenging final rock scramble. Allow at least 2 hours to reach the summit and another 2 hours for the return journey.

In winter it is not advisable to start the walk after midday because the area becomes extremely dark and dangerous.

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EVENTS 2015 There’s plenty of exciting events taking place in and around the Tweed. Here is a sample of what’s taking place. For more information and to view other events visit destinationtweed.com.au/events

September 11 -13 | T yalgum Music Festival -Tyalgum Village 11-20 | Swell Sculpture Festival – Currumbin

January

May

3| C udgen Leagues Club Rodeo

16 | Taste Long Table Dinner - Salt Village

October

26 | Australia Day Celebrations

17 | Wellness Festival - Tyalgum Village

February

28-31 | B attle on the Border Cycling Festival - Tweed Shire

2 | F oodie Friday Food Trail Murwillumbah

14-15 | Kingscliff Triathlon 27-Mar 11 | Quiksilver and Roxy Pro

29-31 | Qld Women’s Masters State Hockey Championships 29-Jun 8 | Cooly Rocks On

March 6-22 | B leach* Festival - Gold Coast 7 | F eista Italiano Boutique Italian Festival - Stokers Sidding

31 | Tyalgum Spring Fair- Tyalgum Village Tyalgum Dance Spectacular - Tyalgum Tweed River Classic Boat Regatta Cudgen Classic Ironman and SLS Event

June 6-7 | Lions Greenback Tailor Fishing Competition - Cabarita Beach

7-8 | Relay For Life - Kingscliff

11-16 | Murwillumbah Art Trail & Foodie Friday Trail - Tweed Valley

14-22 | NSW Seniors Week - Tweed Shire

Tumbulgum Tweed Kayaking Classic

19-20 | Tweed Coast Enduro - Pottsville

2-5 | Murwillumbah Country Roots Fest

Tweed River Festival - Tweed Shire

November 3 | Melbourne Cup - Tweed Jockey Club 6-7 | Murwillumbah Show

July

25-29 | A ustralian Longboard Surfing Open - Kingscliff

18-21 | T weed Foodie Fest Murwillumbah & Villages

6-13 | N AIDOC Week Celebrations Tweed Shire

21-22 | Kingscliff Triathlon - Kingscliff

April

10-19 | T aste of Kingscliff and Tweed Coast

December

2-6 | Bluesfest - Byron Bay

17-18 | Quota Craft Fair - Tweed Heads

5-6 | Motofest – Murwillumbah

August

12 | Flutterbies Christmas Dinner Tyalgum

23-26 | Foodie Friday Food Trail 25 | A NZAC Day Re-enactment - Jack Evans Boat Harbour

11 | A ntiques & Collectables Fair - Tweed Heads

Carols Under the Stars - Salt Village 31 | NYE Celebrations - Tweed Shire

15-16 | Foodie Friday Food Trail & Farm Tours - Murwillumbah & Villages

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OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES Revitalise and refresh with some blue sky time in the Tweed Golf

Bird Watching

The Tweed’s subtropical climate gives you the opportunity to play in comfortable conditions all year round. Tee off from any one of the 6 courses located through the Tweed and enjoy picturesque views of the natural landscape.

The Tweed offers some of the best bird watching on the East Coast of Australia. Go it alone or join the members of Birdlife Northern Rivers on one of their monthly outings. For bird brochures and info visit tweedbirdobservers.wordpress.com

Cycling

Skating

The Tweed offers a choice of flat cycle paths along the coast, undulating hills through the valley or steep challenging climbs.

There are a number of cycle paths that link the Tweed Coast.

If you’re up for a challenge you can cycle 37km along the beachside from Pottsville to the NSW/QLD border.

Don’t leave your board at home when you holiday to the Tweed. There are skate parks located at Murwillumbah, Cabarita Beach and South Tweed. There’s also an indoor skate rink located at Tweed Heads for those who like to roll.

Bowls

Enjoy a healthy holiday and join the locals for Parkrun every Saturday morning at 8am. Kingscliff Parkrun starts at Salt Village and is a free 5km timed run on a flat pathway just metres from the beach.

Kick off your shoes and have some fun in the sun with barefoot bowls by the ocean at Kingscliff Beach Bowls Club every Friday and Sunday. There are also numerous bowls clubs located throughout the Tweed, including the full-size world class indoor facility at Tweed Heads Bowls Club.

Kingscliff Beach Bowls Club is situated on the beach at Kingscliff and boasts some of the best ocean views on the Coast. Visit us today and enjoy a drink in the air-conditioned Lounge or a fantastic meal in the Bistro.

Or if you are feeling active make a booking for a game of Bowls on one of our 3 pristine Bowling Greens.

FACILITIES INCLUDE: 3 first class Bowling Greens • Barefoot Bowls Waves Function Room • Blue Pacific Bistro and Café • TAB, Austar & Fox Sports • Kids Room • Courtesy Bus • Wi-Fi Hot Spot

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Pools Public pools are located at Murwillumbah, Kingscliff and Tweed Heads. Choose from indoor, outdoor and heated pools. Centres are open all year round.

TRAC Murwillumbah has everything you need for a fun-filled family day out, including a giant waterslide, diving boards, a shaded children’s play pool and a picnic area. Learn to swim, junior swim squads and aquatic programs operate all year.

Address: Web: Phone: Open:

Tumbulgum Road, Murwillumbah trac.tweed.nsw.gov.au (02) 6670 2750 Seasonal - for current opening hours refer to trac.tweed.nsw.gov.au or phone us.

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DID YOU KNOW

TWEED HEADS & COOLANGATTA

QLD For six months of the year ferent and NSW operate on two dif rch Ma ertob Oc time zones. From cks clo ir NSW residents turn the t forward one hour for dayligh saving time. Keep the hour anging difference in mind when arr flights and activities.

Golden beaches, shopping, entertainment, river cruises, watersports welcome to the Northern gateway of the spectacular Tweed region.

They’re known as the Twin Towns of Tweed Heads and Coolangatta - sitting side-by-side on the QLD/NSW border, just 5mins drive from Gold Coast Airport.

As the southern end of Queensland’s Gold Coast, the Twin Towns offer all the attractions of Australia’s number 1 holiday destination with the added extras of more affordable accommodation, less crowded beaches and a more relaxed laid-back vibe.

Your choice of beaches extends from Kirra to Duranbah, including the Gold Coast’s only north-facing beaches Coolangatta and Greenmount - which offer ideal conditions for families. This is also the birthplace of Australia’s surfing culture, with world-renowned breaks like the Snapper Superbank and Duranbah which host the annual Quiksilver and Roxy Pro Surfing Championships and are home to many Australian and international world champions.

This is also where you’ll find most of the Tweed’s club style entertainment and nightlife. Twin Towns Services Club, Tweed Heads Bowls Club, Seagulls and a host of social and sporting clubs offer live music every night of the week, gaming and a regular program of international stars on stage. At the pubs and nightclubs you can dance the night away. Stoll along the beachfront esplanades for a choice of cafes, restaurants and surf clubs that serve just about every national cuisine you could fancy.

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In June each year, the entertainment heats up with Cooly Rocks On - a rock ‘n’ roll festival that takes over the streets of Tweed Heads and Coolangatta with live outdoor music, classic car parades, dancing, street markets and more.

For daytime activities head to the Tweed River where you can join a charter for some deep-sea fishing, try your hand at catching mud crabs and yabbies on a catch a crab cruise, hire a barbecue pontoon to explore the waterways or throw in a line from the river banks.

At Tweed Heads and Tweed Heads South, you’ll find two major shopping centres with all your favourite national retail chains or you can stroll along Griffith Street and Wharf Street to browse the smaller boutiques, gift shops and homeware stores.

A network of oceanfront and foreshore parks incorporates walkways, cycle paths, kids play areas, watercraft hire, boat ramps and relaxing garden areas, with the popular art and craft markets held on the second Sunday of the month.

Your choice of accommodation ranges from four-star hotels, apartments, flashpacker & backpacker hostels and everything in between.

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FINGAL & CHINDERAH Discover the Tweed’s own Giant’s Causeway and quintessential riverside fishing villages.

Fingal Head

Chinderah

This charming Tweed village was named after the mythical Celtic giant Fingal who reportedly built the famous Giant’s Causeway in Ireland.

Framing the wide lower reaches of the Tweed River with beautiful views wherever you turn, a holiday at Chinderah is all about peace, quiet, relaxation, fishing, picnics in the park and a quiet ale at the pub.

The connection is that Tweed’s Fingal Head has its own Giant’s Causeway - a crescent-shaped mass of hexagonal columns formed when the lava flowed from the ancient Tweed Volcano and rapidly cooled in the ocean currents.

The unique rock formation sits just below Fingal Lighthouse on the headland, reaching towards Cook Island. The walking tracks around the headland are a drawcard for this quiet but beautiful corner of the coast.

Like neighbouring Chinderah, Fingal is an angler’s paradise with foreshore parks where you can sit under a tree while you dangle a line in the river. The beaches here also attract surfers from all over the world.

Enjoy a surf or swim at Fingal and kick back at the Sheoak Shack for lunch afterwards.

In addition to the holiday park near the headland, there are beach houses and luxury boutique homes available for holiday rentals.

With a boat ramp and some of the Tweed’s best fishing spots along the foreshore there’s no excuse for coming home emptyhanded… but if you do, you can pick up a fresh catch at Tweed River Seafood.

For history buffs, two historic cemeteries nearby contain the graves of pioneering families and the South Sea Islanders who helped establish the Tweed’s sugarcane industry.

Stroll along the main street and explore the Curious Art Gallery located opposite the Tweed River. The cooperative gallery features original, fresh and affordable art. You can also visit Chinderah Bay Antiques and Museum of the Sea established in 1985 or pop down the road for a round of golf at the local course fondly dubbed “The Royal Chinderah Golf Course.”

The best place to unwind is the historic riverside hotel Chinderah Tavern. Relax on the riverside deck and watch the sunset over the water while the kids play in the secure, covered playground.

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KINGSCLIFF Heart of the Tweed Coast

Unlike so many traditional seaside communities, Kingscliff has blossomed into a vibrant beach holiday destination without losing its wonderful local identity.

Along the esplanade eat street you can take a culinary world tour as you choose from award-winning cafés and restaurants offering a taste of Japan, Thailand, Spain, Italy, Mexico, India, Nepal and Tibet. Australia’s favourite flavours are also well represented with great seafood, nutritious health food, lunch-time salads and exotic breakfasts prepared from locally grown produce.

Dotted between the sidewalk cafés and restaurants are boutiques and gift shops that make this one of the Tweed’s favourite shopping destinations.

If you are looking for entertainment, the local pub, surf club and sports clubs offer plenty of options while the local cinema features a regular program of mainstream and arthouse movies.

Hire a bike from Kingscliff Cycle Centre and explore the cycleway that runs north to Fingal and south to Pottsville through a string of coastal villages. Paddle a kayak or canoe along the Cudgen

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Creek wetlands past osprey nests and wading birds – all the way to Cudgen Lake at Cabarita if you’re up for the exercise.

Try stand-up paddle boarding in the calm creek waters or learn to surf the ocean waves.

From Kingscliff you can arrange snorkelling and scuba trips to Cook Island – home to a permanent population of green and loggerhead turtles – or book a whale watching tour during (June-November).

With safe swimming available along the vast stretches of uncrowded beaches or in the crystal clear creek waters, Kingscliff is the perfect place to base yourself for day trips around the region.

The beauty of the Tweed Valley and Wollumbin Mt Warning, the street culture of Byron Bay and the buzz of Surfers Paradise are all less than 40mins drive away and the famous Gold Coast theme parks are an easy daytrip.

The full range of accommodation available here offers something to suit every holiday style and budget, from beachfront caravan and camping sites through to international luxury resorts and apartments.

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Tweed Top Ten 1. Explore Ancient Landscapes

6. Eats & Treats

Tweed Valley has some of the best National Parks in Australia that incorporate hundreds of kilometres of bushwalking trails, from short strolls to three day hikes.

Follow a food trail through the Tweed Valley. Fill your belly with fresh produce from roadside stalls and enjoy a meal from a country café.

2. Local Markets

7. Watersport Fun

Experience the atmosphere of a local market with delicious street food, live music, handmade arts, craft, trinkets and more.

Learn to surf, kayak, canoe, dive, snorkel, kitesurf and stand up paddle board in calm clear waters on the Tweed Coast.

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8. Arts, Craft & Culture

Experience the spectacular natural beauty of the Tweed River on a relaxing rainforest cruise or crab catching adventure.

The Tweed Valley boasts the highest number of artists per capita than any other shire in Australia. Meet artists in quaint village galleries and art studios.

4. See It First Wollumbin Mt Warning it is the first place in Australia to see the sun’s rays each day. Hike the summit through lush rainforest for an experience you’ll never forget.

5. Underwater Playground Snorkel with green turtles, clown fish and (harmless) leopard sharks at Cook Island - a protected nature reserve only 600m from the Tweed Coast.

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9. Whale Watching (June-Nov) From the beach, whales can be seen breaching and frolicking but there is nothing quite as breathtaking as joining a whale watching cruise to see them up close.

10. Visit Tropical Fruit World The Tweed is home to Australia’s largest plantation orchard and research park growing over 500 weird and wonderful fruits for you to taste.

SALT VILLAGE & CASUARINA Just south of Kingscliff, Salt Village and Casuarina are part of the new Tweed Coast developments that have emerged since the mid-2000s.

Stretching over 6kms of beachfront, the residential boulevards are lined with contemporary homes that have redefined beach architecture. The community overwhelmingly characterised by families wanting an active, healthy, outdoor lifestyle. On weekends you’ll find the locals catching up in Salt Central Park and at cafes in Salt Village and Casuarina, giving the whole area a friendly community vibe.

Salt Village’s eclectic mix of bars and restaurants feature a number of highly awarded dining venues and leading chefs. You’ll find Steven Snow’s multiplechef hatted seafood restaurant Fins as well as Season Restaurant at Peppers Resort. Both serve locally sourced produce.

Sea Salt Ristorante Pizzeria serve the best regional pizza, Bellini Restaurant is owned by one of Sydney’s leading restaurateurs; and Mahsuri Thai consistently receives rave reviews.

For more casual fare the Salt Bar is a favourite with families, Saltbean Espresso is the local’s pick for coffee and ice-cream from Piccolo Gelateria is an absolute winner on a hot summer day or a sweet treat after dinner.

A little further down the road, the dining delights continue at the Santai Retreat Casuarina where you can enjoy Asian inspired fare at Spice Den and in the centre of Casuarina, Osteria serve beautiful fresh food in a relaxed beachside atmosphere.

Luxury resorts are the stand-outs at Salt Village and Casuarina. You’ll be spoiled with choice and service at Peppers Salt Resort & Spa, Peppers Balé, Mantra on Salt Beach Resort, Santai Retreat Casuarina, Casuarina Beach Resort and Cabarita Ocean Health Retreat.

LOCAL SECRET The Boat House at Salt Village provides an easy access point to Cudgen Creek, where you can enjoy kayaking and canoeing. It’s a private and tranquil setting overlooking the water. There is a large deck platform over the water and a generous undercover picnic area. It’s the perfect spot to throw in a fishing line and watch the sun set without the crowds.

CABARITA BEACH

Almost completely encircled by a nature reserve, lake and its beautiful beaches, Cabarita Beach is a pocket of paradise on the Tweed Coast.

The original name for this charming seaside village is Bogangar, which is an Aboriginal word meaning place of many pippies and refers to the ancient ceremonial shell middens in the area.

In the surrounding park there is play equipment for the kids, public barbeques, picnic areas under shady trees and uninterrupted views of the ocean.

The beaches here combine surfing hot spots and great family beaches, perfect for boogie boarding and hours of exploration in the rock pools on low tide, thanks to a series of bays and headlands. Throughout the year ‘Caba’ hosts numerous surfing carnivals as well as the annual Greenback Tailor Fishing Competition which attracts hundreds of competitors.

All around the village, Cudgen Nature preserves significant remnants of coastal rainforest, and wallum heath, as well as woodlands, fernlands and mangroves. A number of endangered wildlife species make their home here including glossy black cockatoos, oyster catchers and ospreys.

In recent years, beachfront apartments have upped the ante for holidaymakers who enjoy their creature comforts. In the village centre you’ll find a full-service supermarket and a selection of cafés, surf shops and retail stores.

Norries Headland is the jewel of the village. Follow the 400m boardwalk to the top of the Headland and relax on the bench seating to soak up the sunshine, scan the ocean for whales and watch some surfing. Suitable for all ages and fitness levels, it’s always delightful. There are even rewards for keen bird watchers.

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Cabarita Lake lies at the heart of this wilderness, offering endless opportunities for birdwatching, bushwalking, photography, nature study, kayaking and picnicking by the lakeside.

The team from Mt Warning Tours offer stand up paddle boarding experiences at Cabarita Lake. Join them for a full day adventure tour which incorporates a stop at Cabarita or check out their kayak and SUP packages. If you’re feeling energetic you can also paddle a kayak from Cabarita Lake to Kingscliff (9km).

The crew from Watersports Guru will kit you out with kayaks and transport you to the shores of Cabarita Lake. Explore the Lake and wind your way down along the creek to Kingscliff.

LOCAL LEGENDS

Caba Creative is a community organisation that fosters community spirit and hosts a variety of events, workshops and exhibitions. Their latest project is the Play Me, I’m Yours piano, tha t has been placed on the street for passers-by to play.

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HASTINGS POINT An aquatic playground for kids of all ages

As the place where Cudgera Creek winds around to meet the Pacific Ocean, Hastings Point is almost entirely surrounded by water. As such, holiday activities revolve around the estuary and ocean.

From the sandy beaches lining the creek bank, children can swim safely in the calm clear water. Anglers can alternate between beach and river fishing. Mangrove wetlands deliver rewards to the crabpots.

Find the team from Caldera Kayak Experience on the banks of the creek and hire a kayak or stand up paddle board. On low tide you can wander along the shore and explore the tidal rock pools.

Grab some fish and chips from the local takeaway store and kick back by the river.

From the top of the headland at Hastings Point you can watch the whales during June-November, glimpse the lighthouse at Byron Bay and witness amazing views north along the Tweed Coast.

Add to all of this the bike paths and walkways that stretch for kilometres in all directions, and you have all the ingredients for the ultimate family/beach/fishing/nature-based holiday.

Hastings Point also boasts a deluxe five-star rated holiday park - BIG4 North Star - which has won numerous tourism awards including Best Caravan and Tourism Park in Australia. In addition to a day spa, the resort is home to a marine environment centre with an incredible array of fascinating exhibits.

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MUST SEE Hastings Point is a delicate and beautiful aquatic eco system. There are a variety of habitats for you to explore - rocky shore, rock platform, mangrove, estuary, beach, sand dunes, wallum heathland and coastal relic forest ecosystems. All within easy walking distance.

An impressive Marine Environment Centre is located at the BIG4 North Star. It features a large range of marine specimens and educational presentations. The state-of-the-art teaching centre is open once a week for guests with additional opening times during holidays.

POTTSVILLE Golfing, fishing, swimming, kayaking, bushwalking … it’s all covered

Pottsville is a picture-postcard vision of the quintessential seaside holiday destination. Caravans and tents line the banks of the creek where children splash around in the clear, calm waters while anglers cast a line in from the nearby banks. It’s an easy stroll to the beach, shops and some great cafes and restaurants. The Pottsville Beach Sports Club is the hub of community life and a picturesque nine-hole golf club is just a short drive away on the outskirts of town.

Here you’ll also find one of the Tweed Coast’s best kept secrets – the Tweed Bicentennial Leisure Gardens. Stretching over 54 hectares between the two arms of Cudgera Creek, the reserve protects areas of mangroves, eucalypts and remnant rainforest. It is networked with walking tracks and boardwalks leading to viewing platforms by the creek and is a haven for bird and wildlife watchers. Facilities here include free electric barbeques and picnic tables.

In terms of accommodation, Tweed Coast Holiday Parks have the best spots by the banks of Cudgera Creek on the north side of town and fronting onto Mooball Creek at Pottsville South.

Visit Pottsville on the 1st and 3rd Sunday of every month for the popular Beach Markets where you can purchase farm fresh produce, plants, homemade treats, art/craft, clothing jewellery and much more. It’s fun for all ages with live music and amusements for the kids. Check out the local markets from 7.30am, grab some lunch at one of the local cafes then have a swim at the creek or enjoy a stroll along the beach.

A Vintage & Artisan Market is held at White Jade Café on the 1st Saturday of each month. Enjoy breakfast at the Café, relax to live music and shop for treasures at the market.

Another favourite Pottsville place is Mooball Creek where you can kayak or canoe upstream for miles, eventually emerging from the tree cover to be greeted with a stunning view of Wollumbin Mt Warning.

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CUDGEN & DURANBAH Birthplace of our sugar & fruit empires

Over 100 years ago, Cudgen was the busiest place on the Tweed River. Blanketed in rich red volcanic soil, this was one of the first areas in the Tweed Valley where early settlers experimented with growing sugar cane. In 1875, William Julius took up a large area of land at Cudgen, establishing a cane plantation and his own mill. At one stage, over 500 workers were employed here, many of them South Sea Islanders who settled in the area on land leased to them by their boss.

The district’s history as a test site for new crops continued into the 1900s when the Department of Agriculture set up a research station at neighbouring Duranbah to trial bananas and ‘new’ fruits such as avocados, lychees, mangoes and macadamia nuts, which fortunately for all of us, flourished in the fertile soils.

The former research station is now home to Tropical Fruit World where those rich, red soils nurture over 500 varieties of exotic and tropical fruits from all over the world on a sprawling plantation and family theme park that attracts thousands of visitors each year. One of the great things about this park is that every time you go back something different is in season, you never have the same experience.

Cudgen Village is now a lot quieter than in its early days but it is interesting to stroll down Memorial Lane where the pine and fig trees have been named in memory of soldiers who didn’t return from the war.

Just 5 minutes drive from Salt and Kingscliff, Cudgen and Duranbah are perfect for Farmstay and B&B accommodation.

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MURWILLUMBAH Cultural and commercial gateway to the Tweed Valley Murwillumbah is a vintage country town dotted with art deco shopfronts. Historic federation style buildings house a selection of cafes, restaurants, boutiques, homeware stores and gift shops, while a modern shopping centre incorporates a supermarket and national chain stores.

The best way to explore is on foot. Paved walkways stretch along the Tweed River or you can pick up a brochure for a selfguided historical walk at the Visitor Information Centre.

The Information Centre is also home to Caldera Art Gallery - a showcase of world-class local artists whose work is inspired by the caldera. You can view a 360 degree mural of the view from the summit of Wollumbin Mt Warning.

The art trail continues along Tweed Valley Way to the Tweed Regional Gallery and Margaret Olley Art Centre where

stunning views of the Valley and Wollumbin Mt Warning vie with the outstanding permanent collection and touring exhibitions (see page 18).

Dining choices in Murwillumbah are varied and diverse ranging from quaint country cafés to vegetarian fare, Italian, Thai, Vietnamese and more.

Murwillumbah is also the hub of the Tweed’s thriving farming industries and every Wednesday morning, local growers sell their fresh harvest at the Farmers’ Markets at the showground.

Murwillumbah is a great base from which to explore the quaint villages and scenic countryside of the Tweed Valley and there is a wide range of accommodation to choose from including motels, historic pubs, caravan parks, cottages, B&B and hostels.

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GOING GREEN

In 2010 Chillingham became the first plastic bag free community in the Northern Rivers. This community-lead-action means 10,000 fewer bags are ending up in the environment and local landfill each year.

CHILLINGHAM A popular stop on any scenic drive through the Tweed Valley.

Chillingham is home to the Tweed’s very own ‘bush tucker man’, Buck Buchanan. Tending the orchards behind his rustic roadside stall, Buck grows a fascinating variety of local and exotic citrus fruits and he happily takes visitors on a tour of his Bush Tucker Garden. A true-blue Aussie character, Buck strides barefoot along the rows plucking fruits for you to touch, taste and smell. He supplies some of Australia’s leading restaurants and has even created his own line of natural cosmetic products from his harvest.

Just over the road, you can buy hand-made soaps at a cottage-based Soap Factory and a little further along, potter John Gillson has lovingly restored the village’s old butcher shop into a showcase for his stunning ceramics.

The old Chillingham Store is a popular stop for road trippers, weekend cyclists and locals alike; famed for serving good ‘ol Aussie tuckers and some of the best cake, slices and pies in the Tweed Valley.

The Chillingham Village Markets are on the second Sunday of every month. Come along and enjoy the relaxed friendly atmosphere of a quaint country market.

Murwillumbah Golf Club’s course is arguably one of the finest in Australia.

Close to Mt Warning National Park, the towering mountain peak is ever-present as you traverse the spectacular layout. The natural beauty and serenity of the course is truly spectacular and is a great challenge for any keen golfer.

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TUMBULGUM & CRYSTAL CREEK TUMBULGUM

CRYSTAL CREEK

Tumbulgum was one of the first villages established in northern NSW around 1840. For many years, it was the Valley’s main hub of activity with shops and services springing up to cater to the timber trade and cedar cutters. At one stage, it vied with nearby Murwillumbah for commercial supremacy - until Murwillumbah scored the railway in 1897 and a bridge in 1901, guaranteeing its status as the Valley’s economic centre.

Ten minutes’ scenic drive from Murwillumbah is the ‘miniature’ community of Crystal Creek. Looking across to Springbrook Mountain and the northern rim of the Wollumbin Mt Warning caldera, it was first settled by Europeans looking for the Valley’s giant red cedars in the mid 19th century.

In Tumbulgum today it is the tourists who generate the buzz, coming to enjoy the picturesque setting and admire the historic buildings, which house a range of art galleries, gift shops and cafes. One of the most popular reminders of the past is the old Tumbulgum Tavern. Established in 1887, it was the region’s first unlicensed pub (otherwise known as a ‘grog shanty’) and, over 120 years later, it is still going strong. The food is excellent - as are the sunsets that illuminate the river and Wollumbin Mt Warning.

A couple of kilometres out of town on the north side of the river, an historic pioneer cemetery hidden in the rainforest makes for a fascinating ‘added extra’ on a daytrip to Tumbulgum.

These days, it attracts visitors in search of much smaller treasures - namely, its miniature animals. John and Carolyn Tebutt established Crystal Creek Miniatures where they breed pint-sized horses, cows and donkeys started the trend.

Located along Upper Crystal Creek Road, Hillcrest Mountain View Retreat offers a peaceful getaway for couples. Hosts Craig and Paul serve guests amazing homemade breakfasts each morning that can be enjoyed with panoramic views of the Tweed Valley.

The other key attraction in this picturesque corner of the Valley is Crystal Creek Rainforest Retreat – a luxury escape tucked away at the base on Springbrook Mountain on a 100ha property bordering the world-heritage listed Rainforest.

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Relax, Unwind and Rejuvenate while enjoying the spectacular views to Mount Warning and the Springbrook Ranges from our luxury bedrooms or Self Contained Cottage Accommodation. Spa Baths, Salt Water Swimming Pool, Air Conditioning and Open Fires.

Enjoy a Gourmet Breakfast menu with ‘real’ Free Range Eggs.

Hillcrest Restaurant open most nights.

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CAROOL High in the hills overlooking Tweed Heads and Coolangatta, Carool Road takes you to a very different world where the cooler climate supports a coffee plantation and vineyard.

As the scenic drive climbs the lowest foothills of the McPherson Ranges, you’ll enjoy views of the coast and valleys framed by lush vegetation.

This area was once a soldier settlement where bananas were the main crop. These days, you can sample the latest vintages at ILNAM Estate - a delightful family owned winery and a unique tourist attraction being the only winery in the Tweed and the most easterly in Australia boasting amazing ocean and hinterland views.

Carool is home to Zeta’s Coffee and through their products you can actually taste the Tweed. At Zeta’s Coffee they like to keep things simple by using natural farming techniques which

include hand picking, sun drying and absolutely no pesticides.

For coffee lovers regular workshops focus on coffee tasting, and providing visitors an opportunity to understand the flavours in coffee that result from variety, process and roast.

Zeta’s Coffee is also available from the Murwillumbah and Tweed Heads Information Centres.

If you’re looking for somewhere luxurious to stay, Summergrove Estate was designed with relaxation, romance and lifestyle in mind. Situated on 73 hilltop acres, Summergrove offers a choice of 5 villas with stunning coastal and hinterland views. It’s also a great location for weddings.

TYALGUM

The Heart of the Caldera Set against a dramatic backdrop formed by the towering western wall of the Wollumbin Mt Warning Caldera, the historic village of Tyalgum oozes country charm.

What was once a remote timber town is now one of the Valley’s most popular day-trip destinations. Over the past ten years, Tyalgum has blossomed into a vibrant village thanks to the quaint old buildings that have been lovingly restored and transformed into cottage cafes, art galleries, gift stores, a bookshop, jewellery studio, an eco-store and a cutting edge fashion design store.

While you’re in town check out the historic Tyalgum Hotel at the entrance to the village, it has been operating since 1926.

The town’s most famous historic building is undoubtedly the

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LOCAL MOMENT The Tyalgum Village Market is on the last Saturday of every month. It is a wonderful, festive day where the villagers come together and share their handmade and artisan wares, amidst music, food and festivity. Make a weekend of it and stay at Celestial Dew - an exquisite little guesthouse in the heart of the main street.

Tyalgum Hall, built in 1908 from local cedar felled in the area.

In the early 1990s, two classical violinists, travelling through the region, noted the hall’s incredible acoustics and invited some of their colleagues to join them and perform. That initial gathering of musicians became what is known today as the Tyalgum Music Festival.

The three-day series of concerts held over the second weekend in September has attracted some of Australia’s - and the world’s - finest musicians. Throughout the year, the Hall also hosts seasonal music, dance and theatre events presented

by Hearts Aflame Productions.

The Tyalgum General Store and Post Office celebrated 100 years of trading in 2008, brimming with historic artefacts and local curios it is a delightful building to visit. Each building in the main street has many a story to tell, if you are lucky enough to have a chat with one of the locals you’re sure to hear delightful anecdotes about the history of the town.

Flutterbies Cottage Cafe is a gorgeous place to stop and enjoy organic coffee. You’ll find an in-house coffee microroaster and elegant Tea Room. Locals pop down on horseback for a cuppa, and visitors have been known to drop in by the

occasional helicopter! Vintage car groups regularly roll out for a Sunday drive, lining up their much-loved beauties down the main street, while they tuck into a hearty country lunch. Every Friday night Flutterbucks host a Pizza Night, showcasing great local musical talent in a relaxed and laidback environment.

For a small country town, there is so much to enjoy here.

Walking to the local weir is a treat, you can sit and listen to the crescendo of the waterfall amongst the ducks, cows, turtles and even the odd platypus! You can catch a round or two of tennis, go have a luxurious facial or massage at the Wellbeing Centre, get a tarot reading, or simply sit back in the sun on the front porch of the café or pub, and enjoy the uninterrupted rural views. At various times of the year you can visit local organic farm Summit Organics and enjoy guided tours of the Garden of Light.

On any day of the week, Tyalgum is a top spot to end a scenic country drive with a browse through the shops and lunch at Flutterbies Cottage Cafe.

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UKI & STOKERS SIDING

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STOKERS SIDING

The name (pronounced yook-eye) is believed to be derived from the Aboriginal name for a small water fern but some say that it evolved from the early days of timber-getting when the finest cedars were marked U.K.1 for export to the United Kingdom.

This tiny village only 10km from Murwillumbah was put on the map when potters Bob Connery and Laine Langridge set up a storefront gallery and workshop in 1978 which they named ‘Stokers Siding Pottery’. Bob’s work has been exhibited all over Australia and, in 2002, he became the first person living outside Japan whose pots were declared suitable for ‘The Way of Tea’ and signed by Grand Tea Master Sen Shoshitsu from Japan’s revered Urasenke School of Tea.

The shops here are housed in historical buildings, many of which date back to the town’s early days as a thriving dairy and timber centre. The old Norco butter factory now accommodates a range of galleries and art studios where you can watch local artisans at work, as well as funky bric-a-brac stores, a bookstore and an antique shop.

Giving the village its organic-alternative vibe are outlets like Happy High Herbs, Glorious Organics and a holistic health centre where you can have your mind, body and spirit balanced.

Both the Lounge Lizard Café and Uki Café & Art Gallery overlook the heart of the village and are equally great locations to enjoy delicious food and fabulous service with a friendly and relaxed atmosphere.

Visit the village on the third Sunday of any month you’ll find the Uki Buttery Bazaar Market. Browse the local stalls for food, music, coffee, clothing, books, art, craft and more.

A visit to the Tweed is not complete without lunch or dinner at Mavis’s Kitchen. Just out of town on a 25ha property, the restaurant is set in a beautifully restored old Queenslander.

The team at Mavis’s Kitchen pick fresh produce every morning from the bio-dynamic garden to create the day’s selections based on what’s ready to be harvested.

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However, since Bob’s passing the old pottery shop has been transformed into Moo Moo Stitches and offers a wonderful range of fabrics, haberdashery and other sewing and craft supplies. Classes and workshops are regularly offered at Moo Moo stiches for beginners to the more experienced.

In the old pottery building you’ll also find Vintage Soul. Treasure hunters will love browsing through the eclectic collection of local art, craft and vintage curios. Bob’s unique smoked lustreware pieces can still be found among the collection of local arts and crafts at Vintage Soul.

One of the other iconic buildings in this quaint little village is the General Store & Post Office situated in the old railway.

Many local events centre around the 100 year old historic community hall. The hall features an amateur talent night on the first Friday of every month called “Fifteen Minutes of Fame” and the Stokers Village Market is held four times a year (14 March, 13 June, 12 Sept and 28 Nov 2015).

BURRINGBAR MOOBALL CRABBES CREEK BURRINGBAR - MOOBALL - CRABBES CREEK In the southern section of the Tweed Valley, Burringbar, Mooball and Crabbes Creek form a trio of picturesque communities on the scenic Tweed Valley Way. Burringbar is a quiet stop-off point with a general store and roadside fruit stalls. This area is also home to the awardwinning Tweed Valley Whey Farmhouse Cheeses, which you can buy in the general store or at farmers’ markets throughout the Tweed and Byron shires.

At Mooball, the locals have taken their town’s name literally by painting black and white cow patches on just about everything that doesn’t move - the telephone poles, the local café and petrol station, the petrol bowsers, the wheelie bins, even a random jeep parked by the side of the road.

Somehow Mooball’s historic Victory Hotel managed to evade the painters to retain its classic 1930s country pub charm.

The Moo Moo Roadhouse is hard to miss as you drive into town on the Tweed Valley Way. Enjoy a classic hamburger

washed down with a milkshake before browsing the vintage memorabilia - old cars and newer bikes are on display as well as for sale.

Crabbes Creek is a very quiet rural village where you can enjoy rambling gardens, birdlife, picnic & barbecue areas or a stroll down the road to the licensed General Store. The General Store, opened in 1890, invites you to remember a bygone era.

The old Community Hall was the first Macedonian Church in Australia. A Chinese market garden existed and in the 1950s the area was farmed by many Italian families. Today the Community Hall is the social focus for locals.

Tweed Valley Way, with its open pastures and working banana plantations, reconnects with the Pacific Motorway at Yelgun a picture-postcard corner of the Valley that provides endless inspiration for photographers and nature-lovers. From here, it’s only a 10 minute drive to the Tweed Coast beaches, making it a perfect spot to stay if you want to combine rural tranquillity with a beach holiday.

STEP BACK IN TIME To discover more about the Tweed’s rich historical past, visit the Tweed Regional Museum in Murwillumbah. In late 2014 the Museum underwent an award winning multi-million dollar upgrade. The historic 1915 building was restored to its former glory and now flows into a spacious and modern exhibition area, with vibrant displays bringing Tweed’s history to life through stories of the past.

Image courtesy of Bushturkey Studio

DRIVING & DAY TOURS From coastal roads to the winding country byways of the Valley, the Tweed offers the perfect destination for driving escapes. Whether you’re looking for a day out in the country or a couple of relaxing days away, you’ll find our suggested touring routes include plenty of interesting stops and some wonderful people to meet along the way.

Wollumbin Mt Warning Circuit - 73km

Tweed Valley Food Trail - 74km

This round-trip trip takes in quaint villages like Crystal Creek, Chillingham, Limpinwood, Tyalgum and Eungella. There’s suggested stops along the way and you’ll meet some of our colourful characters – artists, farmers, celebrity chefs, environmentalists, animal lovers and plenty more.

With an abundant rainfall and sub-tropical climate, the Tweed Valley is a veritable Garden of Eden where virtually anything will grow. Taste the Tweed and visit working farms, roadside stalls, ‘locavore’ markets and country cafés.

Border Ranges Circuit - 191km

Endless stretches of beaches, rolling surf, tranquil inlets and quiet fishing villages are the inspiration for some of our most iconic artworks and photography. Enjoy a scenic Coastal Art Trail where you can stop and view Mother Nature’s handiwork, as well as the creations of our colourful and eclectic art community.

The Tweed Range Scenic Drive through Border Ranges National Park is one of Northern NSW’s best kept secrets and takes you along the high rim of an ancient volcanic caldera. World Heritage-listed rainforests, Antarctic beech forests dating back 2000 years, spectacular lookouts across the Tweed Valley to Wollumbin Mt Warning and plenty of bushwalking tracks make this an unforgettable experience.

The Rainforest Way - 80-95km Explore the scenic wonders of the lush, World Heritage-listed rainforests of northern NSW on a meandering drive. You can depart from Murwillumbah, Lismore, Casino or Kyogle and follow short, half-day loops.

Tweed Coast Food Trail - 93km From the rich volcanic soils of the Valley to the abundant sea harvest of the oceans and rivers, the Tweed is a mecca for food-lovers. Follow the Coastal Food Trail to sample exotic fruits, local wines, tea, coffee and fresh seafood.

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Tweed Coast Art Trail - 61km

Tweed Valley Art Trail - 68km The scenic beauty of the Tweed Valley has attracted a colourful and eclectic community of artists and artisans. On the Tweed Valley Art Trail, you can see their work in local galleries, watch them create new pieces in their studios and step back in time at some fascinating historical sites.

Historic Pub Tour - 204km The Tweed is home to some of Australia’s oldest and quirkiest country pubs. You can experience one, or all of them on an epic 7-pub-tour. Nominate a designated driver or get a group of friends together and hire a mini-bus.

Download the series the brochures from destinationtweed. com.au or call into the Visitor Information Centres open 7 days a week.

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51

TO: GOLD COA

TO: NERANG Numinbah Valley

Tallebudgera Valley

Curr Springbrook Va National Park Springbrook Mt Cou Best of All Lookout

Lamington National Park Natural Bridge

42

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Cape Byron

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TO: WOOYUNG

Tweed Coast Holiday Parks offer seven spectacular holiday destinations on the beautiful Tweed Coast - an area rich in natural wonders with a temperate climate all year round. All parks are situated in idyllic locations with beachfront or riverside views.

Camping

Caravans

Cabins

Surfari Tents

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