Every year the iconic Cooly Rocks On Festival transforms the laid back beachside town of Coolangatta into a vibrant celebration of vintage cars, retro fashion and rock ‘n’ roll music. It’s a festival like no other, where chrome sparkles in the sun, skirts swirl on the dancefloor and the sounds of Elvis tribute artists fill the air. While thousands of
Dog Friendly Beaches of The Tweed Here at Berger Houseboat Holidays, we love our animals. That’s why we’ve got a selection of pet friendly houseboats to accommodate your family’s needs so that your fur baby doesn’t have to be left behind. You can make memories to cherish with the whole family onboard our pet friendly botas: Wanderer, Marie Claire, Wavebreak
Local Activities & Attractions Now that you’ve booked your visit to The Tweed you may be planning some day trips during your stay. From nature to history to art and beyond, we’ve compiled a list of our must do activities and attractions in the Tweed Shire. Get your travel diary out and add these to your itinerary. BBQ Boat Jump
A Foodies Guide to the Tweed River Welcome to the beautiful region of the Tweed where cane fields meet crystal clear waters and Mount Warning watches over you from a distance. A river abundant with marine life winds through quirky villages and towns and provides a peaceful setting for your houseboat holiday. You may be a local wanting to enjoy
Exploring the Tweed River: A Guide to Unforgettable Adventures Nestled in the picturesque Northern Rivers region of New South Wales, Australia, the Tweed River winds its way through lush landscapes, offering a myriad of experiences for adventurers and nature lovers alike. Whether you’re cruising on a houseboat or exploring its banks, here’s a guide to some of the most memorable
About: Around 23 million years ago, the landscape we now know as the Tweed Valley was dramatically different. Mt Warning, also known as Wollumbin, is an iconic landmark located in our Northern Rivers region. The volcano itself is dormant, having last erupted millions of years ago. It rises to an elevation of 1,156 meters (3,793 feet) above sea level, making
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.
