Tweed Heads

　　Tweed Heads is located in New South Wales, Australia, and is the northernmost town in the state. Neighboring the Gold Coast in Queensland, it has developed side by side and enjoys considerable tourism revenue. This is a town where you can change time zones—you can celebrate the arrival of the new year twice within an hour.

　　Compared to the Gold Coast, which is a popular international tourist destination, many travelers who want to relax away from the crowds while still enjoying scenery similar to that of the Gold Coast choose to vacation in Tweed Heads. The town's most famous attraction is Mount Warning, one of the largest shield volcanoes in the Southern Hemisphere and the first place on the Australian mainland to be touched by sunlight in the morning. Each year, over 60,000 people hike to its summit. The town is also known for its fun-filled surfing and long stretches of high-quality beaches, with pristine sandy shores perfect for sunbathing, beach walks, surfing, and swimming.

　　Tweed Heads Reason to visit: The northernmost town in New South Wales Continent: Oceania Country/Region: Australia Province/State: New South Wales City: Tweed Heads