Tweed Heads Northern Rivers and Tropical North New South Wales Aerial Photos
The thriving city of Tweed Heads is shown at its best in these stunning aerial photographs. The Tweed River, after winding its leisurely way through rich farming country, finally flows into the deep blue waters of the Pacific Ocean, offering fantastic fishing spots for any angler. Fish off the rocks at Point Danger or hire a tinny and fish the Tweed River. Add to Description →
Tweed Heads #p002697
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- Tweed-Heads-9002697.jpg
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- Picture taken showing Duranbah Beach, Doppys Beach and the Tweed River.
Tweed Heads #p002703
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- Tweed-Heads-9002703.jpg
- Photographer
- Mike Swaine
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- Image showing Tweed River Bar, Duranbah Beach, Doppys Beach and the Jack Evans Boat Harbour.
Tweed Heads #p002698
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- Tweed-Heads-9002698.jpg
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- Photograph Showing Fingal Head, Point Danger, Snapper Rocks, Duranbah Beach, Doppys Beach and the Tweed River.
Tweed Heads #p002704
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- Tweed-Heads-9002704.jpg
- Photographer
- Mike Swaine
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- Image showing Tweed River, Doppys beach, Coolangatta Beach, Rainbow Bay, Snapper Rocks, Point Danger, Captian Cook Memorial and Duranbah Beach.
Tweed Heads #p002705
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- Tweed-Heads-9002705.jpg
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- Mike Swaine
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- Picture taken of Tweed River, Coolangatta Beach, Point Danger, Doppys Beach and Duranbah Beach.
Tweed Heads #p002706
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- Tweed-Heads-9002706.jpg
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- Mike Swaine
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- Image taken of the Tweed River, showing Doppys Beach, Fingal Head, Duranbah Beach, Coolangatta and Point Danger.
Tweed Heads Information
Snapper Rocks was once another great fishing spot. Since the Council pumped the sand out of the river mouth, it has become one of the best surfing places with its long rides of over a kilometre on the perfect day! It is the ideal place for the avid surfer.
D-bah, or Duranbah Beach, is another popular local surfing beach on the northern shores of the river. It is host to professional surfing competitions as the waves are often at their best here when others are not. Rainbow Beach is a popular spot for families with its large sandy beach.
Take a stroll along the boardwalk to the Point Danger viewing platform. Here you will get an overall picture of the area, just as in these magnificent aerial photos. Look to the south west and see Mount Warning, named by Captain James Cook. Below you, you will see the Captain Cook Memorial, commemorating this visionary sea captain.
Tweed Heads is a wonderful place for surfing and fishing fans. The night life is also excellent with many pubs and clubs to while away the night.