If you’ve ever happened to visit our marina on a Monday or Friday then you have probably noticed just how busy our turnaround days can be. We have staff running from boat to boat with brooms, linen and gas bottles!
Are you planning a special event? Or looking to spoil your loved one with a romantic getaway? The picturesque backdrop of the Tweed Valley, with Mt Warning overlooking our beautiful river, is the perfect location for your special occasion! We’d love to help you make memories that will last a lifetime and better still, keep you coming back each year to celebrate together.
Boarding a houseboat isn’t at all like checking in to a hotel. So much more is involved and it isn’t quite as simple has handing over a resort map and a room key. Here is a brief rundown of what to expect on the day you board your houseboat.
On any group holiday or event, it is important to choose your friends wisely. On a houseboat this is critical. Beyond being fun and up for anything, these people should also share your responsibilities. It’s great to have a friend who is the life of the party, but does he or she go too far?
Houseboating is an adventuring type of holiday. For many people there are a range of new experiences and this can be somewhat daunting for first timers. We have a number of safety measures in place to ensure your holiday is as stress free as possible, after all, cruising on the Tweed River can be a wonderfully relaxing experience! Here is a brief rundown on the safety procedures in place to ensure your holiday is ‘smooth sailing’ from the start.
To ensure you have the best possible time, it is important to plan your houseboating trip carefully. Choosing the right boat for your group is an important part of this planning. Here are a few helpful tips to consider before booking your next escape.
If you haven’t already visited during the Cooly Rocks On festival, well then this year it is time to start! Experience the biggest 50’s and 60s nostalgia festival in Australia and then kick back for a relaxing cruise along the Tweed River.
