Top Tweed Heads Tours & Sightseeing

The Tweed region is mud crab heartland, renowned for its plentiful hauls in the nature-laden picturesque surrounds of the Terranora lakes. Enjoy a hands-on day of entertainment on-board purpose-built boat ‘Captain Bills Explorer’ as you pump for yabbies, catch mud crabs, feed birds of prey and tempt your luck with a fishing line as you explore the Terranora Lakes mangroves. Guests enjoy and informative and education ‘mud crab’ showThis cruise is the ultimate Australian interaction with nature where passengers are encouraged to ‘go overboard’ and when you've worked up a hearty appetite in serene surrounds, feast on the region's best mud crabs which go from pot to plate on Captain Bill's back deck.Guest can watch their lunch cooked on the Captain Bill’s Back deck; you just don’t get any fresher crab than this!

The Tweed area of New South Wales is renowned among local foodies for its abundant seafood and tasty regional specialties. On this intimate small-group tour, enjoy a progressive 4-course lunch spread out over four of Kingscliff’s top restaurants—Fins, Osteria, Taverna, and Paper Daisy. Tuck into delicious seasonal dishes, accompanied by fine wines, and learn more about the area’s foodie scene from your guide.

Discover hot spots only locals know as you explore the tea and coffee culture of this vibrant corner of Australia on a guided, small-group tour. Amaze yourself with the hidden gems to be found in towns like Currumbin or Murwillumbah; savor local farm produce, including gourmet salami and artisan cheese; and enjoy a tour of a tea plantation and factory. Wrap up the day at the much-awarded Paper Daisy restaurant.

If you want to explore the booming drinks scene around Byron Bay and the Gold Coast, but are not sure where to begin, join this guided tour. In a small group of no more than nine people, head first for Cape Byron Distillery to tour of the farm and distillery, and sample their Brookies and Slow Gin. After lunch at the Byron Bay Brewing company, head for Stone and Wood for a tour of their beers, then back into the Tweed to meet the makers of Ink Gin and Husk Rum.

Visit Tropical Fruit World, where you can learn about tropical fruit around the world and taste the fruit grown on the farm. Cruise down the farm's waterway and feed the wild birds as they swim and swoop alongside the boat, then transfer to a miniature train for a ride through the eucalyptus trees.

If you’re looking for a tour with a difference—this is a perfect choice! Spend a day in the company of Crab Man—a professional crabber who works on the Tweed River. It’ll expand your knowledge of crabbing skills and conveniently, all equipment rental is included. Once you’ve worked up an appetite, you won’t have to worry about finding somewhere for lunch as a tasty lunch of oysters, wine, and mud crabs is included.

A free and easy day with no time table, only your guests on board (maximum of 10 Passengers), sightseeing, or if you just wanting to throw in a line, then the BBQ Pontoon Boat it the right choice for you!Have your very own cruise on the Tweed River by hiring one of our boats. We also take the hassle out of fishing with NO fishing license required.Our passengers regularly get to engage with the native wildlife, commonly spotting turtles, stingrays and dolphins.Bring along some food, drinks and take the day to relax at your own pace with your DIY picnic on the water. The person hiring the pontoon must be over the age of 21.