Tweed Heads

Tweed Heads is a town located in north-eastern New South Wales, Australia. Adjacent to the Queensland border, the town is nowadays virtually a suburb of the Gold Coast, Queensland, although administratively it remains a separate entity. The town is renowned for its sunny beaches and for the beautiful land that surrounds the town. Some of Tweed Heads most popular tourist destinations include Mount Warning, which is the largest shield volcano in the Southern Hemisphere. Other popular tourist destinations are the surrounding Nightcap, Border Rangers, Springbrook and Lamington National Parks, in which there is an abundance of sub-tropical animals.

Tweed Heads lies on the Tweed River.

Tweed Heads has a temperature ranging from 20 to 30 degrees celsius.