Step Lightly, Be Well & Embrace Culture

MAKE YOUR TWEED HOLIDAY ONE OF WELLNESS, ENRICHING BODY, MIND AND SOUL THROUGH MINDFUL TIME IN NATURE AND EMBRACING STORIES OF OUR PEOPLE, PLACE AND CULTURE.

Be a well traveller From healing spaces and wellness centres to outdoor activities and moments in nature, the Tweed’s innate restorative energy, fresh air and ocean to forest landscapes will have you feeling refreshed and revived in no time.

Discover local yoga studios and pilates classes, meditate beside the sea, breathe fresh mountain air or get fit paddling out amongst world class surf breaks. Hike one or more of our many national park tracks or take a run along endless sandy stretches that follow the beautiful coastline. You can choose to eat healthy, fresh foods with low miles just about anywhere in the Tweed and especially at restaurants supporting our local producers and at working farms serving just-picked goodness on their cafe menus. Connecting with Bundjalung country From indigenous sacred sites dating back many thousands of years to volcanic flows that have shaped our valleys and mountains, the Tweed’s aquatic spaces and landscapes provide a place for native animals and hold incredible stories from a time long past. Our salt waters are teeming with marine life, from green and loggerhead turtles, dolphins and whales in season, along with countless fish species, nudibranchs, rays, eels and octopus. Many of these call the small volcanic outcrop of Cook Island home, just off Fingal Head and declared an Aquatic Reserve in 1998. The mighty Tweed River flows from the valley to the sea and winds through the hinterland. Cruising the river is a scenic way to take in new views and learn more about this powerful waterway.