Tweed Heads

Tucked along the Tweed River estuary on New South Wales’s far north coast, Tweed Heads is a place whose character is shaped by the river’s meeting with the Pacific and the Queensland border. The city forms a continuous coastal centre with Coolangatta across the state line, making the border part of everyday geography rather than a distant boundary. Nearby Point Danger is marked by the Captain Cook Memorial and Lighthouse, while the river mouth lies beside Duranbah Beach, a noted surfing break. The Minjungbal Aboriginal Cultural Centre presents the cultural heritage of the Tweed’s Aboriginal community. Find related webcams in the surrounding area to build a fuller picture of the Tweed Coast and northern New South Wales.

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