ATTRACTIONS CLOTHIERS CREEK NSW

Situated on the picturesque Tweed River, House of Gabriel is one of a kind. The 120 year old historic homestead has been restored to its former glory and houses a unique gift shop, ladies fashions, art gallery and Cafe Gabby that offers an extensive menu which changes with the season. Browse through the unique gift shop and art gallery then relax in the tranquil gardens while enjoying breakfast, morning tea, high tea, lunch or afternoon tea sipping on a cup of tea or coffee. House of Gabriel is a unique place to bring family and friends.

"Dee-bah", as it's known locally, is the most northerly beach in NSW; walk a few metres up onto the headland here on a summer's day and you'll find yourself in Queensland and in a different time-zone. Less than 200 metres in length, Duranbah is somewhat unheralded, particularly in comparison with Snapper Rocks around the corner, home break of Aussie surfing world champions Mick Fanning and Joel Parkinson. As this beach faces due east, it's exposed to swell from pretty much anywhere so on days when it's flat on both sides of the border there's often a wave here. The Tweed River break-wall at the south end shapes a nice right hander, popular with body boarders. Tweed Heads has accommodation, restaurants, clubs and casinos aplenty, and the town is serviced by Coolangatta Regional Airport.

Hastings Point is the smallest coastal settlement of New South Wales Tweed Shire; the "Jewel of the Tweed", surrounded by national park, the hamlet is nestled between the ocean on its east and a beautiful but delicate estuary on its west. It is the entrance for the now nationally recognised "Green Cauldron" and is identified without doubt as one of the unique seaside locations in Australia. With an unspoiled beach, visitors come here to appreciate nature at her finest, while the local residents help protect, clean and nurture the environment, acting as stewards for future generations. Put simply, there is nothing like it. For as long as one can remember, seasonal campers have been attracted to the natural beauty of Hastings Point, returning often. With a safe creek feeding onto the beach, Hastings Point has provided a wonderful playground for local families for years.

With large areas of protected wetlands and limited development, this creates a quiet, relaxed holiday atmosphere in Cabarita. Bounded by Nature Reserve to the north and west and the Pacific Ocean to the east, this small coastal village with 3000 residents represents a unique lifestyle. There is a new Skateboard Park, headland, Barbecue Park and Picnic areas and uninterrupted views over the ocean; whale-watching is a local pastime. The beach is renowned for its surfing and hosts many carnivals during the year. An annual charity event held at Cabarita is The Greenback Tailor Fishing Competition which attracts hundreds of competitors from NSW and QLD. The village boasts the only beachside hotel in the Tweed Shire with both residents and visitors being able to eat and drink within a short distance of the main beach. Come to visit and enjoy the special ambience this setting provides.

*** Latest event details are yet to be confirmed *** The Casuarina Cup is held each year and is now one of the hottest events on the calendar. Around 500 participants flock down to party on the Tweed Coast for an entertaining and relaxing weekend and play a little bit of Touch Football on the side. Each year the Casuarina Cup continues to grow because QTL offers competitions for mixed, mens, womens, mens 30s, mixed 35s, masters, social and competitive teams. The tournament format is round robin pool matches with a knock out finals format. This gives all teams a chance to win prizes and trophies. The weekend concludes with a presentation night with dinner, a live band, dancing and lots of drinking at the sandbar. So get together your friends, family members and colleagues and register your team....

With large areas of protected wetlands and limited development, this creates a quiet, relaxed holiday atmosphere in Cabarita. Bounded by Nature Reserve to the north and west and the Pacific Ocean to the east, this small coastal village with 3000 residents represents a unique lifestyle. There is a new Skateboard Park, headland, Barbecue Park and Picnic areas and uninterrupted views over the ocean; whale-watching is a local pastime. The beach is renowned for its surfing and hosts many carnivals during the year. An annual charity event held at Cabarita is The Greenback Tailor Fishing Competition which attracts hundreds of competitors from NSW and QLD. The village boasts the only beachside hotel in the Tweed Shire with both residents and visitors being able to eat and drink within a short distance of the main beach. Come to visit and enjoy the special ambience this setting provides....

Tumbulgum is a small, peaceful village situated on the banks of the Tweed River. Its name is an Aboriginal word meaning 'meeting of the waters' as the town sits at the meeting of the Rous River and Tweed River. As one of the first settlements in the valley, Tumbulgum was originally a cedar logger's settlement. Many of its early buildings were constructed of red cedar and are now gazetted by the National Trust. Today, activity at Tumbulgum centres on the river and hire boats are available for exploring the beautiful Rous River, one of the little known treasures of the Tweed. The 'Tumby Pub' as known to locals, is one of the attractions of the Tweed Valley with great food, a magnificent building and a perfect location on the Tweed River. It was the first pub in the area and has been licensed since 1887....

This award-winning farm delivers a unique experience to lovers of fun, food, nature, health and well-being. Join them on a fully guided tour of the plantation. You’ll find a commercial fruit farm which operates in harmony with the countryside, inspiring guests with its window into farming life and its love of the natural environment. See taste and learn about fruit from around the World that's all grown in one unique place located just 10 minutes from the Gold Coast Airport and 10 minutes from the Tweed Coast beaches. Tropical Fruit World showcases the lush coastal farmland which thrives beyond the sand. Enjoy a wildlife boat cruise to their fauna park where you'll meet kangaroos, emus and farm animals. Explore The Island playground - try out the flying fox and miniature putt-putt golf course. Enjoy great views of World Heritage listed Mt Warning and surrounds. All of these activities are included in your Farm Tour ticket. Hungry for more? Indulge your taste buds with exotic fruit ice creams and mouth watering tropical treats in the Plantation Cafe. ...

With large areas of protected wetlands and limited development, this creates a quiet, relaxed holiday atmosphere in Cabarita. Bounded by Nature Reserve to the north and west and the Pacific Ocean to the east, this small coastal village with 3000 residents represents a unique lifestyle. There is a skateboard park, headland, barbecue park and picnic areas and uninterrupted views over the ocean; whale-watching is a local pastime. The beach is renowned for its surfing and hosts many carnivals during the year. An annual charity event held at Cabarita is The Greenback Tailor Fishing Competition which attracts hundreds of competitors from NSW and QLD. The village boasts the only beachside hotel in the Tweed Shire with both residents and visitors being able to eat and drink within a short distance of the main beach. Come to visit and enjoy the special ambience this setting provides....

Cudgen Lake,is perfect for birdwatching, sailing, canoeing, kayaking, swimming and picnicking. Just near the coastal villages of Cabarita Beach and Bogangar on the Tweed Coast, Cudgen Lake is a hidden wetland treasure surrounded by floodplain forest and rainforests. Look out over the calm waters and you’ll see majestic Round Mountain in the south and striking views to the west of Wollumbin Mount Warning in the World Heritage-listed Wollumbin National Park. Great for a family day out, head to Cudgen picnic area and enjoy picnicking by the lake. The kids will love swimming in the shallow waters of the lake. Launch your boat from the boat ramp and enjoy sailing or windsurfing on the lake. Perhaps get in your kayak or canoe and head off to explore the nearby creeks. Try your luck fishing, or just sit back and enjoy the tranquility. The lake and surrounding wetlands is also a fantastic spot for birdwatching. Look out for waterbirds like the Australasian grebe or the white-faced heron....

The Marine Centre has a large range of fascinating marine specimens on display and offers professional and insightful audiovisual educational presentations for all the family. North Star’s onsite Marine Environment Field Study and Resource Centre is an educationally significant facility designed to tap into the essence of the ocean and its many wonders. This dedicated, state-of-the-art teaching centre is open once a week for guests of North Star and the general public. More opening times are available during school holidays and upon request. ...

Situated on the picturesque Tweed River, House of Gabriel is one of a kind! The 120 year old historic homestead has been restored to its former glory and houses a unique gift shop, ladies fashions, art gallery and Cafe Gabby that offers an extensive menu which changes with the season. Browse through the unique gift shop and art gallery then relax in the tranquil gardens while enjoying breakfast, morning tea, high tea, lunch or afternoon tea sipping on a cup of tea or coffee. House of Gabriel is a unique place to bring family and friends. ...

Hastings Point is the smallest coastal settlement of New South Wales Tweed Shire; the "Jewel of the Tweed", surrounded by national park, the hamlet is nestled between the ocean on its east and a beautiful but delicate estuary on its west. It is the entrance for the now nationally recognised "Green Cauldron" and is identified without doubt as one of the unique seaside locations in Australia. With an unspoiled beach, visitors come here to appreciate nature at her finest, while the local residents help protect, clean and nurture the environment, acting as stewards for future generations. Put simply, there is nothing like it. For as long as one can remember, seasonal campers have been attracted to the natural beauty of Hastings Point, returning often. With a safe creek feeding onto the beach, Hastings Point has provided a wonderful playground for local families for years....