Activities

The coast, the valley & hinterland or the river...

Welcome to the Tweed, a place where sparkling seaside villages, riverside towns and hinterland hamlets create endless holiday experiences.

The opportunities are endless...

From morning surf lessons to an afternoon at the Tweed Art Gallery
A lunchtime river cruise to a gin distillery tour
A country drive to beach view cocktails
A morning coffee at Crystal Creek to an easy hike to the Natural Bridge
A picnic to Crams Farm to the kids playground in Knox Park
A tour of Tropical Fruit World to a quiet lunch in a sleepy country town

Shall we go on? We guarantee you will not have trouble finding things to do, and you may wish you had booked a longer stay.

Husk Distillers

Pioneering Australian Cultivated Rum
Husk® launched in 2012 with a dream to create sipping quality Australian rum.
As Australia’s first agricultural rum distillery they are developing this new style of rum with a paddock to bottle™ philosophy, using sugar cane grown 100% on their farm.

Our volcanic soil, sub-tropical climate and local cane varieties combine each harvest to create something unique, and the terroir of the Tweed is reflected in every dram of Husk Rum.

Tweed Regional Art Gallery

Situated in the Tweed Valley at Murwillumbah, the Tweed Regional Gallery features Australian portraits from all eras and the work of numerous regional artists.

Crams Farm

The farm is huge, with lots of picnic areas, gas BBQs and a boat ramp! You can use for non motorised water sports, such kayaks & canoes to enjoy the calm waters. There are hundreds of beautiful floating water lilies and the breathtaking beauty of Mount Warning in the background.

Tweed River Cruise

Cruise around scenic subtropical rainforests and take in the scenic views of the Tweed River.
Can include pelican and sea bird feeding, crab catching, fishing and yabby pumping. Or just sit back and enjoy tea/coffee & cakes, or a picnic style lunch. Many options to choose.

Fingal Lighthouse

Fingal Head Light is an active lighthouse located at Fingal Head, New South Wales. The headland is about 5 kilometres south of Point Danger, which marks the Queensland border. This is an easy walk from the carpark, and provides beach access as well.

Crystal Creek

This locality was named for the crystals which were found in the area in the 1850’s. The area has scenic farm and rainforest areas adjoining the Mount Warning. Drop in and have a coffee at Crystal Creek Cafe, and take a look over the balcony to see tortoises and eels.

For more tourist ideas, check out https://visitthetweed.com.au