Joanna James
Kingscliff is a quaint little town that's found on the northern coast of New South Wales. The region is lauded for being an excellent holiday destination full of amazing local attractions. So, if you ever find yourself in Kingscliff, here're 5 activities you need to try out.
You can get up-close and personal with the unique wildlife that's Australia is famous for. Here, natural bushland and forest patches are used to provide a habitat for all kinds of marsupial and monotremes. You can also test your agility and body coordination skills by trying to navigate the Treetops High Ropes Course – an obstacle course that'll take you through the canopy of the sanctuary's forests. You can enjoy even more excitement by staying viewing the free-flight bird show that takes place here every evening. What's more, there's plenty of activities specifically designed for kids here, so your little ones are sure to have a great time.
If you fancy taking your taste buds on a deliciously refreshing trip around the globe, Tropical Fruit World is the place to be here in Kingscliff. This destination is found amidst bountiful tropical farmland that's in view of Mt Warning. All kinds of exotic fruit varieties are grown here – from jackfruit to gum trees and dragon fruit. You can tour all across the farm and learn about how these plants are nurtured and grown. You can also book an additional tour along the coast to spot some of the native fauna. Of course, you can delight in all kinds of fruits and fresh juices along the way.
If you're staying at one of the centrally located hotel rooms Kingscliff has to offer – say, for example, the Oaks Casuarina Santai Resort – you'll just be a few minutes away from the region's fantastic shoreline. Indeed, one of the best things to do here is to simply take it easy at the beach. You can also enjoy a host of seaside activities like swimming and paddle-boating while you're there. Most of the shoreline is bordered by a strip of cafes, restaurants, and pubs as well. SO, if you're feeling a bit pecking or find yourself in the mood for a drink, there's a whole array of options available to you just a quick walk away.
If you want to experience the raw natural beauty that Kingscliff has to offer, the Cudgen Nature Reserve is where you want to head. This wilderness has a diverse range of habitats – from rainforests to mangrove swamps. Naturally, there's a diverse variety of native wildlife that calls this place home. Remember to bring your binoculars in order to get a better view of all the bird varieties that frequent this reserve.
Taking a tour of the Tweed Regional Museum is a great way to get a better understanding of the area's history and culture. Through a detailed collection of illustrations, artefacts, and exhibits, the establishments slowly pieces together the long and storied events that have shaped the region.
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