The Tweed Region

Welcome to the Tweed, a place where sparkling seaside villages, riverside towns and a hinterland full of vibrance and charm combine to create endless holiday memories. Get back to nature, try something delicious, and have an experience that leaves you feeling rejuvenated.

Foodies rejoice

Good food is a way of life in the Tweed. We grow it, harvest it, prepare it and share it. Our plentiful farms reap fresh food all year around, found on menus in our hatted restaurants, relaxed cafe scene, farmers markets and more. We should also mention the bounty of boutique distilleries and craft breweries available to explore...

Outdoor adventures

With endless beaches, expansive rivers and Gondwana rainforests that date back to the beginning of time, it’s little wonder the Tweed is a mecca for nature-lovers and outdoor-enthusiasts. Take a morning surf lesson, hire a SUP or paddle a kayak. Snorkel with the turtles, hike a trail to take in stunning lookouts, or jump on a bike to explore the villages along the Northern Rivers Rail Trail. Adventure awaits...

Immerse in the arts

Artists of all kinds are drawn to the Tweed, from painters and photographers to weavers and jewelers. There’s an inspiring and fertile feel in our landscapes, villages and local stories that stirs creativity and artistic expression. Take in an exhibition at the Tweed Regional Gallery, visit an artist’s studio @M-Arts, enjoy a concerto, celebrate along an arts trail or sign up for a class to engage your own inner artist.

Refresh and rejuvenate

Make your Tweed holiday one of wellness, enriching the body, mind and soul through mindful time in nature and embracing stories of our people, place and culture. From healing spaces and wellness centers to outdoor activities and moments in nature, the Tweed’s innate restorative energy, fresh air and ocean to forest landscapes will have you feeling refreshed and revived in no time.

This listing is brought to you by The Tweed Tourism Co. - a dedicated marketing agency for this fine patch of earth in Northern NSW. Click through for the destination website.