Early Morning at Brunswck Heads

Brunswick Heads, Tweed Coast, NSW, Australia.

The Tweed Coast is on the far north coastline of New South Wales, Australia and offers visitors many different attractions – from totally uncrowded beaches to world-renowned surf breaks, and beautiful rivers which wind their way down their valleys and empty out into the Pacific Ocean.

Brunswick Heads is a small coastal holiday village situated at the mouth of the Brunswick River. Nestled within the breakwater there is the safe and peaceful Torakina Beach, while a white sandy surf beach stretches to the south. The north bank of the river hosts a protected rainforest and the southern bank provides a harbour and small marina for fishing boats and small craft. Despite the nearby coastal & tourism development of Byron Bay & Kingscliff, Brunswick Heads has retained its traditional seaside village atmosphere. Timber bridges link the riverside to the river and surf beaches. Brunswick Heads is situated 10 km (15 minutes drive) north of the town of Byron Bay and 30 minutes travelling time from Coolangatta, on the Gold Coast, about 40 kilometres south of the Queensland border.