Chase the Cabarita Beach sunrise from Norries Headland, then find the earliest coffee in the village. How our corner of the Tweed Coast starts its day, before 9am.
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Cook Island Aquatic Reserve: snorkelling, diving and sea turtles from a Cabarita base
Cook Island Aquatic Reserve sits 600m off Fingal Head, a 20-minute drive from Cabarita. Snorkel with green sea turtles, explore coral gardens and plan your visit.
Tropical Fruit World and beyond: a Tweed hinterland day from Cabarita
Tropical Fruit World is a short drive from The Beach Cabarita. Plan a full Tweed hinterland day with verified hours, current ticket prices and the best cafe pick.
Whale watching from Norries Headland: a land-based migration guide
Spot humpback whales from Norries Headland at Cabarita Beach. A land-based migration guide covering timing, what to look for, and the best vantage points.
Whale season from Norries Headland: when and where to watch
Whale watching from Norries Headland: when the humpbacks pass Cabarita Beach, where to stand, the best morning conditions, and how to get closer by boat.
Cabarita Beach winter: why the off-peak Tweed Coast is the right call
Cabarita Beach winter is the Tweed Coast’s quiet season: 22°C days, whales off Norries, an empty patrolled beach, and a village that breathes.
Crystal Creek Tweed: the rainforest swimming hole from a Cabarita base
Crystal Creek Tweed is the rainforest swimming hole 35 minutes west of Cabarita. A local guide to the drive, rock pools, best time of day, and what to pack.
Cabarita Beach vs Kingscliff: which Tweed Coast village to base from
Choosing between Cabarita Beach and Kingscliff for your Tweed Coast trip? A local-host comparison on beach, dining, families, vibe, and day-trip reach.
Murwillumbah Farmers’ Market: the Wednesday morning drive from Cabarita
The Murwillumbah Farmers Market runs Wednesdays 7-11am. A 25-minute drive from Cabarita, late-summer produce, and what to bring back to the apartment.








