Attractions & Activities
The Tweed Coast has become a world -class recreation and
holiday destination with easy access to seaside activitiesplus the
scenic wonder of world heritage natural parks 
as well as fine dining,
theme parks, colourful markets, bowling and just about every other
leisure activity imaginable.
Treat yourself to Kingscliff’s wonderful cafes and restaurants, which are so good thatsome visitors come here only for the food! Only a 5 minute walk will see you come across fantastic seafood, nepalese/tibetan, thai, modern australian & Italian restaurants - just to name a few!
Our pleasant climate allows for a wide variety of activities all year: Sunbathing, swimming, snorkeling, fishing, boating, weekend markets, easy shopping at Kingscliff or Tweed Heads, golf, bicycling, picnics, bird watching and exploring the region’s many National Parks.
Water sports are big during the warmer months September through
April with safe swimming and snorkeling in Cudgen Creek and Sunrise
Cove’s large salt water pool.Kayaks, small sailboats, surf
skis and canoes are great for fun and exploring the 
waterways.
Bicycle paths abound and the beach is smooth and hard at low tide:
walk, ride or jog. Maybe just lie down and relax?
Fishing is huge, from the boardwalk next to Sunrise Cove to the nearby beaches and rock walls. Boat launching facilities with free public parking for cars and trailers only a few hundred meters away near the mouth of Cudgen Creek. Take off over the briny for angling or SCUBA diving at the reefs offshore which teem with life. A short drive gets you to Byron Bay to sample its diving and other attractions.
The region has a plethora of clubs all offering sporting
and gaming activities, plus food and social options. Some clubs also
feature entertainment including international 
artists.Some of the
world’s
best artists, musicians and crafts people live and display inour
region. Massage, natural therapies,
pampering, etc are available.
Whale spotting at the beach is popular June to August as the humpbacks travel north along the coast and again October through November as they migrate back south. Always a thrill to see the leviathans, especially Migaloo the white whale!
Tweed Heads’ Wintersun festival attracts both rock’n’rollers and magnificent vintage automobiles in June. Kingscliff has its Food, Art and All That Jazz Festival in August.
Whether you want to do a lot or very little, this is the place for a great holiday.