Flower Delivery to Tweed Heads, NSW
Nestled at the mouth of the gracious Tweed River and surrounded by some of the most beautiful landscapes in the country, Tweed Heads sits at the edge of a geological giant, the largest erosion caldera in the southern hemisphere. One edge of it, Wollumbin Mt Warning, is the first part of the Australian mainland to receive sunlight each morning. The Tweed area has been occupied for over 20,000 years by the Goodjinburra, Tul-gi-gin, and Moorang-Moobar people who are part of the larger Bundjalung language group. Then came European explorers in the 1820s, followed by tree cutters then sugar cane, banana, and dairy farmers. Before long the fishermen came and they’ve never left. Tweed Heads is now a much-loved holiday destination for families, grey nomads, and young adults who love the nearby Gold Coast nightlife to the north, and the national parks and beaches of Fingal Head, Kingscliff and Cabarita to the south. Not to mention all the locals who always have a rod out over the water.
Flower Delivery to Tweed Heads, NSW
Nestled at the mouth of the gracious Tweed River and surrounded by some of the most beautiful landscapes in the country, Tweed Heads sits at the edge of a geological giant, the largest erosion caldera in the southern hemisphere. One edge of it, Wollumbin Mt Warning, is the first part of the Australian mainland to receive sunlight each morning. The Tweed area has been occupied for over 20,000 years by the Goodjinburra, Tul-gi-gin, and Moorang-Moobar people who are part of the larger Bundjalung language group. Then came European explorers in the 1820s, followed by tree cutters then sugar cane, banana, and dairy farmers. Before long the fishermen came and they’ve never left. Tweed Heads is now a much-loved holiday destination for families, grey nomads, and young adults who love the nearby Gold Coast nightlife to the north, and the national parks and beaches of Fingal Head, Kingscliff and Cabarita to the south. Not to mention all the locals who always have a rod out over the water.