A colorful sunrise greeted us on a beautiful cool winter's morning at Kingscliff Australia
Kingscliff is a coastal town just south of Tweed Heads in the Northern Rivers region of New South Wales, Australia. Together with the villages of Chinderah and Fingal, it is a tourist destination that provides spectacular beaches, and estuary access for swimming, surfing, fishing and water sports.
The Tweed Coast has more than 37km of gorgeous coastline and a subtropical climate. The Tweed Heads area is a wonderful destination with many natural attractions, including World Heritage rainforest.
Discover the quiet estuaries, charming villages and uncrowded beaches of the Tweed Heads area, a leisurely drive north of Byron Bay on the North Coast of NSW. You can also visit orchards and pick your own tropical fruit and catch mud crabs in a river.
Enjoy a relaxing cruise along the beautiful Tweed River and view the tranquil waterways of the region. With a Catch a Crab tour, combine a river cruise with a search for mud crabs and yabbies.
Rich in history, visit the Minjungbal Aboriginal Cultural Centre to learn about Tweed Heads' fascinating past. Explore seaside villages in the area and indulge in the easy-going vibe and beautiful scenery of these beach communities.
The seaside town of Kingscliff serves up fresh seafood and offers fine sandy beaches. Kingscliff Beach is blessed with world-class surf breaks and a reef break on the southern edge. Diving is popular at the Cook Island Marine Sanctuary. You'll find excellent cafés and restaurants along Marine Parade and Bells Boulevard.
Nearby, and inland, is the Tweed Valley, the crater of a huge extinct volcano now carpeted with a vivid green tapestry of farms and rainforest. In the luscious valley is Tropical Fruit World, a popular attraction for lovers of orchards and fresh fruit.
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Edited using Wondershare Filmora 12.
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A colorful sunrise greeted us on a beautiful cool winter's morning at Kingscliff Australia
Kingscliff is a coastal town just south of Tweed Heads in the Northern Rivers region of New South Wales, Australia. Together with the villages of Chinderah and Fingal, it is a tourist destination that provides spectacular beaches, and estuary access for swimming, surfing, fishing and water sports.
The Tweed Coast has more than 37km of gorgeous coastline and a subtropical climate. The Tweed Heads area is a wonderful destination with many natural attractions, including World Heritage rainforest.
Discover the quiet estuaries, charming villages and uncrowded beaches of the Tweed Heads area, a leisurely drive north of Byron Bay on the North Coast of NSW. You can also visit orchards and pick your own tropical fruit and catch mud crabs in a river.
Enjoy a relaxing cruise along the beautiful Tweed River and view the tranquil waterways of the region. With a Catch a Crab tour, combine a river cruise with a search for mud crabs and yabbies.
Rich in history, visit the Minjungbal Aboriginal Cultural Centre to learn about Tweed Heads' fascinating past. Explore seaside villages in the area and indulge in the easy-going vibe and beautiful scenery of these beach communities.
The seaside town of Kingscliff serves up fresh seafood and offers fine sandy beaches. Kingscliff Beach is blessed with world-class surf breaks and a reef break on the southern edge. Diving is popular at the Cook Island Marine Sanctuary. You'll find excellent cafés and restaurants along Marine Parade and Bells Boulevard.
Nearby, and inland, is the Tweed Valley, the crater of a huge extinct volcano now carpeted with a vivid green tapestry of farms and rainforest. In the luscious valley is Tropical Fruit World, a popular attraction for lovers of orchards and fresh fruit.
Shot by Autel Lite, 4K, 30fps, mp4, auto.
Edited using Wondershare Filmora 12.
Music from Audiio.com
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