Duranbah Beach, officially known as Flagstaff Beach, is the northernmost beach in New South Wales. Located in the Tweed Shire, Duranbah Beach is situated between the mouth of the Tweed River and the rocky headland Point Danger which also marks the Queensland-New South Wales border.
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Love this spot. Amazing view of the sea, Tweed bar and beaches. Great spot for whale watching. I pulled up in the van on the little road next to the park and whipped out the awning and chairs for a fab chill afternoon on a weekday. Weekends it would be packed as no parking restrictions that i could see. Drive further and you can get to one of the best surfing beaches in Oz. Take some shade if you don't...
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Great little dog friendly beach in Tweed Heads. Can get a little crowded at times so if your dog doesn’t get along with other dogs then probably not the best place to take them. There are a number of parks and open grassland behind the beaches which are perfect for dogs to be let of their leashes and exercised etc. Just keep them away from the sunbathing lizards.. they can get a...
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Duranbah Beach sits at Danger Point alongside the mouth of the Tweed River and around the corner from Snapper Rocks at the end of surfers Paradise. Its a great surf beach that will pick up swell alot more than the Surfers Paradise beaches. Duranbah has many surf breaks that can be of high quality. Also a great sandy beach and loverly area for a beach picnic or swim. Worth...
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