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Kingscliff Attractions

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Kingscliff is part of the Tweed Coast situated on the far north coast of New South Wales, about 30 minutes south of the Gold Coast and about 40 minutes north of Byron Bay. With 2km of golden sandy beaches stretching from Cabarita to Fingal, Kingscliff attractions are just perfect for the family holiday or any kind of holiday for that matter.

Kingscliff has a great stretch of patrolled golden beaches that are great for surfing, rock fishing, swimming or just soaking up the sun. Various water sports such as canoeing, crab fishing and river cruises are the many sun soaked activities waiting for you on the nearby Tweed River.

A beach community with a population of 4000 people, Kingscliff is fairly well connected by road, rail and air. Daily coach bus services are available from Brisbane and Sydney, and daily or overnight train from Sydney to Brisbane. The nearest Gold Coast Airport provides an easy access to Kingscliff.

Kingscliff is home to some fabulous eateries, restaurants and cafes with alfresco dining being a major attraction in the area. Kingscliff Main Street Festival is a runaway hit at Kingscliff with its catchphrase “Art, Food and all that Jazz”. The shopping in the area is a delight with some good shopping centres around. Live entertainment on the weekends at the local sporting clubs and hotels lend an extra tinge to your stay at Kingscliff.

The nearby access to so many hotspots in the region makes Kingscliff a lot more popular. The nearby Tweed Heads and the adjoining Queensland border are motivation enough to explore Kingscliff. The villages of Chinderah and Fingal lend variety to the normal Australian tourist destinations.

There are also many things that lie in and around Kingscliff that is a major draw card for the seaside town. You can be as lazy or as active as you want with a range of social and exciting activities that are sure to suit everyone’s taste and style. From a leisurely coffee at one of the al fresco cafes that line the streets to a trip into the World Heritage National Parks where you can marvel at nature’s wonders. You can also take a fishing trip to do some deep sea or game fishing on one of the many charters boat cruises that travel out to sea. Or you could go up the Tweed River and do some estuary fishing or crabbing.

There are great yearly events that are held in Kingscliff that people from all around come to experience, including the interest and exciting Kingscliff Main Street Festival in October which is a communal street parts full of events, markets and entertainment for all ages. And you should not pass up the opportunity to take yourself to the Casuarina Sculpture Walk along the foreshore and you should definitely take the family to Lake Cudgen for a picnic and a great day in the sun.

From Kingscliff there is easy access to Mt Warning and the World Heritage National Parks, where you can walk through lush rainforests and discover beautiful bird and plant life that flourishes in this region. There are enjoyable cruises along the Tweed River that you can embark on... you can book lunch and dinner cruises as well as fishing and crabbing cruises for all ages.

The Kingscliff region also boasts many other attractions such as the Tropical Fruit World, the Cudgen Nature Reserve, the award-winning agri-tourism complex based around a banana plantation called Pioneer Plantation and Melaleuca Station, a recreated 1920s Victorian Railway station where you may take a ride on a coal fired steam train through a tea tree plantation and an animal nursery.

Kingscliff is a peaceful seaside town, and it is a haven for off-season travellers, drawn by the uncrowded beaches and great fishing spots. More and more visitors are choosing Kingscliff as a peaceful, ocean-side base from which they can explore the beautiful Tweed River Valley, the border hinterland or the nearby Gold Coast. From the Kingscliff attractions, to beautiful beaches, dining and outdoor activities.... there is an endless array of things to occupy your time here.