Tweed Heads - Tweed Heads
Beautiful golden beaches, a wide range of eateries and spectacular lookouts make the Tweed Heads/Coolangatta region a popular holiday destination.
Tweed Heads began to grow from 1870 after a pilot station was opened on the Tweed River. Today, beautiful golden beaches, a wide range of eateries
and spectacular lookouts make the Tweed Heads/Coolangatta region a popular holiday destination.
Point Danger lookout is situated on the New South Wales/Queensland border. High on a peak overlooking Duranbah Beach, which is popular for surfing,
Point Danger was named by Captain James Cook as he sailed up the east coast of Australia to warn of dangerous coral reefs off the coast. There are
many activities to be enjoyed at Tweed Heads. Hire a boat and explore the Tweed River, enjoy a cruise and learn more about the region's history, or try
your hand at fishing and crabbing. Tweed Heads is also a shopper's delight, with two major shopping centres close by.
