KINGSCLIFF

Just 'south of the border', Kingscliff is becoming a popular destination for Queenslanders wanting a great meal or a good coffee on a day out, as well as a holiday destination for families from all over the region and interstate.

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KINGSCLIFF ACCOMMODATION

If you want a place to stay in Kingscliff that you can book right now - then check out the following properties. They offer online bookings with instant confirmation.

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More & more people want the convenience of booking their accommodation securely online. Now we offer a range of Kingscliff accommodation you can book online.

Mantra On Salt Beach -
Beachfront resort at Kingscliff in northern New South Wales, just south of the Qld border. Golden sand extends for miles, & ocean views stretch as far as the eye can see. [more property details]

Tropical Coast Retreat -
35 acre property consists of a authentic Swedish hand-built Western Red Cedar Sauna, therapeutic heated Spa with full body jets giving an exquisitely relaxing massage set in a regenerating tropical rainforest. [more property details]

KINGSCLIFF VISITOR INFORMATION

With some good street landscaping and plenty of excellent cafes and restaurants just across the road from the main beach, Kingscliff is also becoming a foodie destination. In the heart of good farming and fishing regions, the fresh produce is not all headed to city markets, and locals and visitors enjoy the emerging regional cuisine. There are also plenty of shaded areas for family picnics.

Kingscliff is also an easy drive to the Gold Coast and the theme parks, as well as the natural beauty of Mount Warning and the World Heritage National Parks nearby. Pleasure and fishing cruises are available along the Tweed River, and river and beach fishing is another popular pastime. Surfers and swimmers enjoy the beautiful beaches which originally attracted the early settlers, who used the area for holiday recreation from their nearby farms.

The rich volcanic soils of the surrounding Cudgen and Tweed Valley areas were the first areas farmed in the region, and today the land is still fairly intensively farmed, with new crops such as exotic tropical fruits taking over from the early dairying and cane of the region. The enormous variety of tropical fruits suited to the area can be seen growing at the nearby Tropical Fruit World.

INFORMATION

  • Population - 4522
  • Transport Services - Bus
  • Council - Tweed Shire

MAJOR EVENTS

  • Kingscliff Markets - 2nd and 4th Sundays each month
  • Art, Food and All That Jazz - May
  • Main Street Festival - October

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