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Wategos Beach on Cape Byron is known to be one of the best surf beaches in the world. Byron Bay is a paradise for surfers, swimmers, and scuba divers. Holiday makers also pass their time Horse riding, sky diving, bush walking or simply enjoying the outdoors, the wonderful climate and the relaxing lifestyle this area has to offer. Dolphin watch cruises operate throughout the year and whale watchers gather here during the migrating season to enjoy the beauty of this spectacular mammal.
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Byron Bay is a popular beach resort and offers relaxing lifestyle. So famous for its pristine white sand surfing beaches and surrounding beautiful rainforests, Byron Bay enjoys a relaxed and informal lifestyle. Relax in one of the many beautiful holiday retreats, indulge in a luxury spa treatment or visit one of the many therapeutic healing centres in Byron. Enjoy the variety of adventure sports, boutique shopping, fine dining and live entertainment. The monthly art and craft market is held the first Sunday of every month. The Cape Byron Lighthouse dominates Australia's most easterly point and is a popular place to visit for its spectacular views.Byron Bay is a short drive to Ballina/Lennox Head and the Tweed area.
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Northern Rivers
Stretching from the mighty Clarence River up to Tweed Heads on the Queensland border and out to the foothills of the Great Divide, the Northern Rivers region of NSW offers a wealth of diverse holiday experiences. In this one compact region, you’ll discover the endless stretch of Pacific Coast beaches that gave birth to the Australian surfing legend; lush rolling countryside dotted with quaint and quirky townships; rugged cattle country; mystical rainforests; and deep river gorges disappearing up into the mountains.Whether your idea of the perfect holiday is lazing on a sun-drenched beach, bushwalking through pristine rainforests, tootling through picture-postcard scenery along winding country roads, hunting for antiques and quirky treasures at sleepy villages and country markets, or pampering the spirit with a relaxing regime of massages and therapies …you’ll be more than spoiled for choice in the Northern Rivers region.
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Tweed Heads
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 so many things you can do and enjoy 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.
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Broadwater
The site of one of the earliest settlements on the Richmond River, Broadwater is a quaint, friendly town centred around the sugar mill, the heart of the village. For many months of the year the mill is a vibrant part of the town with the crushing season commencing in early June and continuing until the end of the year.The town is adjacent to the Broadwater National Park which contains many hectares of flat heath country which, in spring, features vast areas of bright wildflowers including Pink Boronia, Wax flowers, Heath, Wedding Bush and many different species of Banksia.
Brunswick Heads
Brunswick Heads is a north coast holiday village situated at the mouth of the Brunswick River. Nestled within the breakwater there is a safe peaceful beach while white sandy surf beaches stretch to the south and north. The north bank of the river hosts a protected rainforest and the southern bank provides a harbour and a small marina for fishing boats and small craft. Mount Chincogan (near Mullumbimby) and Mount Warning (near Murwillumbah) provide a spectacular hinterland backdrop to the river that meanders up to the small town of Mullumbimby. There are quality cafes, restaurants, specialty shops, accommodation and a variety of activities to cater for families, couples and the most discerning visitors.
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Cabarita Beach
Cabarita Beach is located in the heart of the scenic Tweed Coast and bounded by a Nature Reserve to the north and west and the Pacific Ocean to the east. It boasts many features such as bike tracks, coastal walkways, littoral rainforests, Cudgen Lake, headland barbecue and picnic areas and uninterrupted views over the ocean. A delightful little coastal town renowned for its excellent surfing beach and varied accommodation, Cabarita is an ideal holiday venue.
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Yamba
Yamba boasts spectacular beaches, fabulous seafood, rolling surf, perfect climate and amazing seaside accommodation. Wake up to the sound of the ocean right at your door, breakfast at a funky cafe and head off for a day of cruising and discovery. To explore the history of the town, take a stroll along the Yamba Historical Walk finishing up at the local museum. Along the way you'll pass Pilot Hill and the lighthouse precinct which offer visitors beautiful panoramic ocean views. Check out the marina, hire a boat, take a relaxing river cruise, or order up a latte. And of course you can't go home without tasting the famous Yamba prawns.
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Lennox Head
The village of Lennox Head is a famous among surfers, with world-renowned breaks at Boulders and Lennox Point. The views from the headland are breathtaking and Pat Morton Lookout is the place for a bit of whale and dolphin spotting or, for the more adventurous, taking to the skies on a hang-glider.Hidden between the white sands of Lennox's Seven Mile Beach and the wildlife-rich coastal heathland, Lake Ainsworth is a must. The fresh waters of the Lake are stained "billy-tea" dark by the tea trees that fringe its banks. You can skim its shimmering surface on a sailboard, 'cat' or canoe or just lie back under the tea trees.
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