The Tweed: Made for the Feed is a self-guided GPS audio driving tour in The Tweed, Australia. The route covers about 196 km, has 7 stops and takes around 6h. It costs AUD $9.99 as a one-time purchase in the QuokkaGuide app on iOS and Android. Narration plays automatically as you reach each stop, and the tour works offline once downloaded.
About this drive
If your camera roll fills up faster than your coffee cup, this one’s for you.
This Quokka Guide tour is built around the Tweed’s most photogenic moments — from sunrise on the coast to golden hour in the hinterland. Expect epic lookouts, glassy creeks, quiet back roads and villages that look good from every angle. It’s a coast-to-mountain journey designed to help you capture content that actually feels like the Tweed.
You’ll start where the light is soft and the crowds are thin, then follow the day as it unfolds through beach walks, headland views and slow inland drives. Every stop offers something different: texture, colour, calm water, big skies or that perfect end-of-day glow.
This isn’t about rushing. It’s about timing, perspective and letting the landscape do the heavy lifting. Shoot wide, shoot slow, and don’t forget to look up from the screen every now and then — the Tweed has a habit of stealing the moment.
Best for: Instagram, Reels, TikTok, photography lovers
Best time: Early start + sunset finish
Pro tip: Golden hour isn’t optional 😉
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7 stops on this route
Stories trigger by GPS as you arrive — no tapping while you drive.
Fingal Head Lighthouse Historical Significance: Fingal Head Lighthouse, located in New South Wales, is a beacon of maritime history. Established in 1872, it is one of the oldest lighthouses in the region. Its…
Kingscliff Beach + Cudgen Creek Historical Significance Kingscliff Beach and Cudgen Creek are nestled in the heart of the Tweed Coast, an area rich with Indigenous history. The Bundjalung people are the traditional…
Norries Headland Cabarita Historical Significance: Norries Headland, located in Cabarita Beach, is a site of natural beauty and cultural importance. The headland is part of the traditional lands of the Bundjalung…
Hastings Point Creek Historical Significance: Hastings Point Creek is located in the picturesque coastal village of Hastings Point, which has long been a favored spot for both Indigenous communities and European…
The Pinnacle Lookout Historical Significance: Nestled within the Border Ranges National Park, The Pinnacle Lookout offers a breathtaking vantage point over the ancient caldera of the Tweed Volcano, which erupted over…
Uki Uki is a charming village nestled in the lush hinterland of the Tweed Valley, offering a delightful blend of natural beauty and vibrant community spirit. This picturesque stop is known for its proximity to Mount…
Tyalgum Tyalgum is a charming village nestled in the picturesque Tweed Valley, renowned for its vibrant arts scene and stunning natural surroundings. Historically, Tyalgum was established in the late 19th century as a…
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