My passion for sustainable travel (or responsible tourism as some folks call it) does not stop at food. The most sustainable diet is a vegan diet, with vegetarian coming a close second. When it comes to veg-friendly food, the little … Continue reading 8 Veg-friendly Places to Eat in Brunswick Heads
Brunswick Heads is quieter and more down-to-earth than its popular sister town, Byron Bay to the south, but that’s what gives this coastal town its charm. Brunswick Heads has sweeping beaches and pristine waterways, lots of birdlife, fish, and nature reserves. The town itself sits … Continue reading 18 Things to do in Brunswick Heads
Who doesn’t love poking through the bric-a-brac of an antiques store? Black telephones, porcelain dolls, perfume atomizers, top hats, tea cups and saucers, vargas girls, bakelite bangles, dominoes and toys, antique glass bottles – everyone has a weak spot for something … Continue reading Northern Rivers Second Hand and Antiques Trail
Massey Greene is on the banks of the Brunswick River close to the centre of town. Massey Greene is the best choice for families because they have a fun playground. The river is a safe place to swim, snorkel and kayak, … Continue reading Massey Greene Holiday Park, Brunswick Heads
Ferry Reserve Holiday Park is on the banks of the Brunswick River surrounded by nature reserves. It has its own boat ramp so it’s the best choice for those who like fishing and boating. NSW fishing licences are sold at the office. Brunswick … Continue reading Ferry Reserve Holiday Park, Brunswick Heads
Brunswick Heads is just north of Byron Bay on an inlet. It’s a one hour cycle ride or 2.5 hour walk along the beach or a 15 minute drive. Brunswick Heads (or Bruns to her mates) is a friendly, down-to-earth coastal town with … Continue reading Brunswick Heads Camping and Caravan Parks
Terrace Reserve Holiday Park is located on the crystal clear waters of Simpsons Creek and surrounded by nature reserves. The waters are calm making it a sheltered place for swimming. Kids enjoy jumping off the Simpsons Creek footbridge into the creek at high … Continue reading Terrace Reserve Holiday Park, Brunswick Heads
Cudgen Creek is a quiet waterway of clear water in the Tweed valley with very little boat traffic so you can feel a million miles away from civilisation as you glide through changing landscapes of tea tree, mangroves and subtropical rainforest. … Continue reading Kayak Cudgen Creek to Cudgen Lake
Set on 27 hectares of coastal rainforest, Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary is a completely immersive experience. You can walk amongst the roaming emus and kangaroos and feed them pellets. You can watch majestic birds of prey in flight, feed rainbow lorikeets as they … Continue reading Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary
Coolangatta and Tweed Heads, at the southern most end of the Gold Coast, offer some truly memorable snorkeling and diving experiences. Snorkelers should head straight to Cook Island Marine Reserve off the coast of Tweed Heads to snorkel amongst the sea turtles. … Continue reading Snorkeling and Scuba Diving, Gold Coast
This easy wheelchair-accessible 2 km roundtrip walk takes you through mangroves and over water via boardwalks where you can experience the natural scenery, Aboriginal cultural heritage, sacred sites and great birdwatching. You can read about the plants, animals, bush tucker and culture … Continue reading Walk on Water Walking Track and Aboriginal Cultural Centre
In 1872, Fingal Head Lighthouse was built of stone and painted white. Although it’s not high, it is effective because Fingal Head is one of Australia’s most easterly points. The one lighthouse keeper was withdrawn in 1920 when the kerosene light was … Continue reading Fingal Head Lighthouse
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