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The best way to get from Sunshine Coast (Region) to Murwillumbah is to train which takes 4h 15m and costs $100 - $130. Alternatively, you can bus, which costs $35 - $60 and takes 6h 44m. Mode details
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It’s within easy reach of the 18-hole course at Murwillumbah Golf Club, which enjoys one of the most scenic settings in the Tweed. Clarrie Hall Dam - Credit: Jewels Lynch, Tweed Tourism Group Australia. Cycle or hike the new Northern Rivers Rail Trail, which follows the region's former rail corridor through working farms, quaint country towns ...
- 20 Things to Do in Murwillumbah
- Murwillumbah Driving Itineraries
- Day Trips from Murwillumbah
1- Visit M|Arts Precinct
M|Arts Precinct is a contemporary arts hub with artist studios housed in shipping containers. The large industrial structure also has a central area with tables where you can hang out with the artists over a coffee or have a meal. There are galleries, craft jewellery shops, a picture framing business and an excellent artist supplies store, Yellow Brick Studio. A main attraction of the precinct is Gallery DownTown, which is associated with the Tweed Regional Gallery and Margaret Olley Art Cent...
2- Go On The Facade Heritage Walk
Get a copy off the Facade brochure at the Tweed Regional Museum and take yourself on a self-guided walk to admire Murwillumbah’s Art Deco architecture. Highlights of the walk include leadlight windows, geometrically ‘stepped’ rooftops and sunburst ceilings. In 1888, Murwillumbah had 23 buildings including a beautiful courthouse, church, post office and police station. There were banks, shops, hotels. Murwillumbah’s historic past is evident in the city’s streetscape, where handsome 19th centur...
3- Take The Murwillumbah Town Centre Heritage Walk
The Murwillumbah Town Centre Heritage Walk is a 1.5km trail that provides an opportunity to learn about the town’s history. Locations on Main Street and along the Tweed River include Murwillumbah’s first bank (the Commercial Bank of Sydney), established in 1880, the Federation-style courthouse and the site of the first ferry crossing. Download a walking map here.
You can still do some excellent driving tours even if your holiday weather is inclement and if you don’t want to tackle unsealed roads in the wet, then this one is for you. Mostly, the roads all sealed and of good quality. Having limited holiday time left, we decided to try it in the pouring rain with mountain mist and heavy clouds. While that did ...
Border Ranges National Park
We discovered a hidden secret, the Border RangesCircuit. This exceptionally scenic 2WD drive through luscious rainforests is along the high rim of an ancient volcanic caldera in the Border Ranges National Park. In the centre of the Wollumbin caldera is the beautiful and stunning Mt Warning. The rainforest is World Heritage-listed, featuring 2000-year-old Antarctic Beech forests, rare Helmholtsia lilies, a 48m red cedar giant tree and numerous bushwalking tracks. Stunning lookouts over the Twe...
Kyogle
Kyogle, a small service townoutside the National Park, was closed as it was 3 pm on a Sunday. We chuckled at the banner in the main street saying,“Come for a day, stay for a lifetime” but one of Kyogle’s redeeming attributes was it had been voted Tidy Town 2012. So we proceeded along the circuit back to Murwillumbah, past Wadeville General Store and the famous Hanging Rock Falls swimming hole. Tired after a long day’s drive, we just had to stop off at the Sphinx Rock Café in Mt Burrell. What...
While in the region, keep heading south to visit Crystal Castle in Byron Bay where a day of magic and mystery awaits. The lovely gardens, crystals, statues and positive vibes to nourish your soul.
Train, taxi. 1h 55m. $64–81. Take the train from Central station, platform 1 to Robina station, platform 1. train. Bdvl / ... Take the bus from Robina Station, Stand E to Murwillumbah Station, Coach Stop. bus. 174.
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By car. [edit] Murwillumbah is about a 132km (82mi) drive from Brisbane CBD. From Brisbane, use the M1 south, past the NSW border, and take the exit at Tweed Valley Way (Tourist Drive 40) and continue for 20km (12mi) until Murwillumbah. While the motorway is good quality, Tourist Drive 40 is quite winding as it climbs the Great Dividing Range.
