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Our Northern Rivers guide
from the SALT PM team 

No matter if  you’re here on holiday or scoping out your next investment, here’s how to make the most of the Tweed Coast.

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Eat and drink

Relaxed cafés, local pubs and intimate restaurants shape an easygoing food scene.

Taverna

A boutique greek-inspired restaurant wrapped in bright bougainvillea on the exterior.

It’s the perfect place for a romantic dinner, special family outing or a long lunch that accidentally runs into the evening.

(Locals tip: They run a chef’s sustainable banquet on Sundays for $49pp)

Taverna

A boutique greek-inspired restaurant

Kingscliff
Beach Hotel

Good vibes, good views and the kind of pub where you can actually relax.

Perfect for a lazy afternoon, a post-beach feed or when you don’t want to think too hard about where to go.

Kingscliff Beach Hotel 

Kingscliff’s historical local pub

Salt Mill

This is your go-to for coffee that never misses and simple food done well.

Trust me, grab a smoothie or a toastie and sit outside, it’s such a nice way to start the day.

The Salt Mill 

A boutique little coffee shop

Beaches and swimming 

Creeks, coves and open beaches make swimming part of daily life.

Cudgen Creek

If you want crystal-clear waters, head to Cudgen Creek at high tide.

It’s all paddle-boarders, snorkelers and locals packed together when the water comes up.

Cudgen Creek

A scenic barrier estuary

Dreamtime
Beach

Dreamtime sits under the watch of Fingal Head’s ancient basalt columns – 23-million-year-old lava stacked like a giant’s puzzle.

You’ll reach it by slipping through one of the last pockets of ‘littoral rainforest’ (literally look it up) on the Tweed Coast.

Dreamtime Beach

A beautiful, secluded coastal spot

Little Cove
Cabarita Beach

Caba Cove is a little pocket and a protected nook beside Norries Headland, framed by pandanus trees that make everything feel a bit more tropical.

The waves peel long and clean here, so you get those cruisy, consistent rides.

Little Cove Beach

A small and picturesque bay

Walks and nature

Coastal paths and trails invite slow moments outdoors.

Caba Headland

The Caba Headland walk is one of those easy, high-reward trails where every corner gives you a new hit of ocean blue.

Wander past pandanus, climb the gentle rise and you’ll land on a lookout where the whole Tweed Coast stretches out.

Caba Headland

A picturesque coastal point

Northern Rivers Rail Trail

If you need a break from the coast, jump on the Northern Rivers Rail Trail and bike along the old train line through villages, bushland and long green valleys.

It’s peaceful and perfect for the whole family. Stop at Hosanna Farmstay and the Natural Wine Shop and Bar along the way.

Northern Rivers Rail Trail

Bike along the lush countryside

Fingal Lighthouse Walk

A gentle wander through coastal rainforest leads you to Fingal Head Lighthouse, one of the oldest on the coast and easily the cutest.

Stop at the lookout for views over the Giant’s Causeway-style rock formations and that glassy stretch of turquoise around Cook Island.

Fingal Lighthouse Walk

Wander through coastal rainforest

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