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The Tweed
The Tweed, NSW

The Tweed - Coast, River, Valley

The Tweed, a stunning region that embraces the Tweed Coast, Tweed Valley and the Tweed River. Visit Tweed to discover sparkling seaside spots, riverside towns and hinterland villages, with endless things to do and accommodation for whatever kind of holiday you're seeking.

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Driving

The Tweed: Made for the Feed

Capture the Instagram-worthy beauty of the Tweed, from stunning coastal views to charming hinterland villages and breathtaking natural wonders.

Driving6h196 km
Explore $7.99
Driving

Tweed Coast Discovery Drive

Set off on an enchanting adventure across the Tweed Coast, where iconic lighthouses, vibrant beach towns, and breathtaking vistas await discovery.

Driving5h39 km
Explore $6.99
Driving

A Taste of The Tweed

Spend quality time creating memories on a delightful one-day adventure through the lush Tweed Valley. Discover the charm of Chillingham, Crystal Creek, and the vibrant village of Tyalgum. Wander through welcoming country towns, connect with nature, savor fresh local flavors, and embrace the relaxed pace of hinterland life.

Driving5h81 km
Explore $7.99
Driving

Second-Hand Safari: Tweed Heads Edition

Embark on a treasure hunt through Tweed Heads' best op shops, where hidden gems and unique finds await your discovery.

Driving4h7 km
Explore $5.99

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The Tweed Coast Discovery Drive (AUD $7.99, 39 km) follows the beaches and headlands from Fingal Head lighthouse area north to Hastings Point. The Made for the Feed tour extends further across the full coastal and hinterland corridor, covering about 196 km of the Tweed region in a single day.
Yes. The Second-Hand Safari: Tweed Heads Edition (AUD $7.99) is a 7 km urban audio loop around the op-shops, vintage stores, and second-hand markets of Tweed Heads. It is the shortest tour in the hub and ideal for a half-day outing.
A Taste of The Tweed (AUD $7.99, 5 hours, 81 km) is specifically designed around food producers, farm gates, and eateries in the Tweed Valley. The Made for the Feed tour (AUD $7.99) also covers dining destinations but across a much wider 196 km route.
Tweed Heads sits directly on the NSW–Queensland border, adjacent to Coolangatta on the Gold Coast. Several of the Tweed tours start or finish near the border zone, and the Tweed Coast Discovery Drive passes beach breaks that are continuous with the southern Gold Coast strip.
Both tours are rated at around 5 hours, making a back-to-back combination a long day. Most visitors choose one per day and split them across a weekend stay in Kingscliff or Cabarita Beach. All tours are purchased once and never expire, so you can return for the second tour on a future trip.

Self-guided audio tours in The Tweed at a glance

The Tweed hub in northern New South Wales has four self-guided GPS audio driving tours covering the Tweed Coast, the Tweed Valley hinterland, and the food and shopping scene of Tweed Heads. Second-Hand Safari: Tweed Heads Edition (AUD $7.99, 4 hours, 7 km) is a short urban loop around op-shops and vintage markets. A Taste of The Tweed (AUD $7.99, 5 hours, 81 km) visits food producers and eateries along the valley floor. Tweed Coast Discovery Drive (AUD $7.99, 5 hours, 39 km) follows the beaches and headlands from Fingal Head to Hastings Point. The Tweed: Made for the Feed (AUD $7.99, 6 hours, 196 km) is the longest route, traversing coastal and hinterland roads across the full Tweed region. All four tours run with GPS-triggered audio — no bookings, no guide, no group.