Summerland NSW - Your One Stop Portal for Local, Business and Tourism Information

Summerland NSW website has information for those that live, work or are visiting the astonishing natural beauty and unique cultural diversity of Summerland NSW Australia, hub of the NSW Northern Rivers and Far North Coast of NSW.

Our Summerland NSW website provides a portal of information on:

Where to stay, Where to eat and dine, Activities, Attractions, What's On as well as Local Business Services, Trades and Transport options.

Below is an overview on some of the great destinations within the Summerland NSW region:

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Alstonville

Alstonville is a charming village set amongst the fertile, green rolling hills on the plateau west of  the Summerland Coast.

Its historic buildings have all the charm of yesteryear yet hold all the modern facilities and services that make this town a popular home for many.

Alstonville is also known for its rich red volcanic soil producing Avocados, Macadamia Nuts, Tropical Fruits and Coffee.

The village has a number of art and antique galleries where you can relax with a coffee.

Also visit our companion site of www.alstonvillensw.com.au for more information.

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Ballina

The main regional Ballina Byron Airport is located in Ballina, the centre of Summerland as so is a great starting point to explore Summerland NSW.

Ballina offers a diverse range of affordable accommodation for a family beach holiday or a romantic adventure for two.

Ballina boasts some of the most beautiful surfing beaches and picturesque headlands on the east coast of Australia.

Also visit our companion site of www.ballinansw.com.au for more information.

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Bangalow

Historic shopfronts line the main street of Bangalow with contemporary restaurants and cafe's catering to the gourmet and small galleries and boutiques that transcend the experience of walking along the road.

One goes from luscious cake and latte to Japanese silk kimono to Persian carpet or other trendy objet d'art. And yet these specialties are nestled comfortably alongside the country women's shop with its old piano and homemade chutney.

These qualities make Bangalow an instantly charming country town situated in the hinterland of Summerland NSW that has the added advantage of being relatively close to beaches.

Also visit our companion site of www.bangalownsw.com for more information.

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Brunswick Heads

Brunswick Heads is a small unspoilt coastal village in Summerland NSW, situated at the mouth of the Brunswick River.

Only 15 minutes north of Byron Bay and 30 minutes from the Gold Coast.

Accommodation abounds in Brunswick Heads with a choice of motels, caravan parks apartments and holiday houses.

Just behind the breakwater there is a safe peaceful beach To the south stretches a long a white sandy surf beach.

Also visit our companion site of www.brunswickheadsnsw.com for more information.

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Byron Bay

Located approximately 20kms north of the Ballina/Byron airport, and is Australia's most easterly town and is a popular spot with just about everything you can do in a coastal town.

Events such as yoga retreats, pagan gatherings, raves and music festivals, including the East Coast Blues & Roots Music Festival is based in Byron Bay.

Byron is a popular location for locals and tourists with great restaurants, nightlife, shopping, swimming, fishing, snorkeling, sailing and just about everything else you can do in a coastal town.

But best of all, you can relax and soak up some sun and enjoy the friendly athmosphere.

Also visit our companion site of www.byronbaynsw.com.au for more information.

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Casino

Casino is one of NSW's leading country centres located in Summerland NSW.

With its wide open streets, Art Deco buildings, relaxed, friendly community and exciting potential economic business strategies, Casino is becoming a sought–after place to live, work and play.

Also visit our companion site of www.casino-nsw.com for more information.

 

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Evans Head

Evans Head is really like a precious gem set amidst spectacular Australian beaches and protected bush lands.

Located in the southern area of Summerland is a delightful, quiet coastal village making it the perfect holiday resort for those wanting to enjoy an easy-going, family orientated environment.

Evans Head really is one of the best kept secrets in the Summerland Region with a safe area for swimming in the river, suitable for young children.

Take in the panoramic views from Razorback Lookout and you will soon realise that Evans Head is set amidst not only beautiful headlands and surfing beaches but also two National Parks.

There are first class boat launching facilities too and the area boasts a reputation for excellent fishing in the estuaries and pockets along the coast.

Also visit our companion site of www.evansheadnsw.com.au for more information.

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Grafton

Grafton is one of Australia's most beautiful provincial cities, renowned for its Jacaranda trees and festival, graceful old buildings, sporting and cultural facilities, and its location on the banks of the Clarence River.

As the thriving commercial hub of the Clarence Valley, Grafton has a range of quality accommodation including motels, B&Bs, self-contained apartments, hotels and caravan parks.

Grafton has a 'twisty double decker bridge' one of only 2 in the world (other in China) that spans the majestic Clarence River.

Also visit our companion site of www.grafton-nsw.com for more information.

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Lennox Head

This  seaside village is situated on what has been described as the most beautiful and panoramic stretch of coastline (anywhere in NSW) between Byron Bay and Ballina and remains ever popular with beach-goers, sea-changers, and holiday-makers.

Pat Morton lookout (at the headland) offers spectacular views of the village and of Seven Mile Beach extending up towards Broken Head and on to Byron

As well, located on the northern edge of the village is Lake Ainsworth, a freshwater lake that has distinctive tannin-stained waters from the surrounding tea trees and is in stunning contrast with the white sands of Seven Mile Beach. A truely magic safe swimming and kayaking lake.

Also visit our companion site of www.lennoxheadnsw.com.au for more informatio

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Lismore

Lismore is one of the major regional centres of Summerland on The Far North Coast of NSW, Australia. It is situated on the Wilson River which is a tributary of the Richmond River and close to Nightcap National Park.

t has a regional art gallery, a university, a college, two hospitals, an abundance of sports grounds, tennis courts, cricket pitches, gyms, horse and greyhound tracks, a speedway circuit, a memorial swimming pool and several clubs.

Lismore in Summerland here on the Far North Coast is considered to be the doorstep to some of the most significant World Heritage reserves such as Mt Warning National Park.

Also visit our companion site of www.lismore-nsw.com.au for more information.

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Mullumbimby

One of Summerland's treasures. It is a small town set in the centre of some of the most fertile farming land close to mountains and rainforests.

Like most of the land in the Summerland region of the Far North Coast of NSW, it was originally occupied by native peoples and the Dur-ung-bil native people lived peacefully in this region.

In the 1850's it was established as a British campsite and Mullumbimby retains its Aboriginal name for this area.

Mullumbimby is situated on the junction of the three arms of the Brunswick River about 4 kilometres west of the Pacific Highway and only about a 15-20 minute drive to or from Byron Bay. It is even closer to Brunswick Heads.

Also visit our companion site of www.mullumbimbynsw.com for more information.

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Murwillumbah

Murwillumbah is framed by the awe inspiring majesty of Mt.Warning and surrounded by 5 World Heritage National Parks.

The Tweed River bisects the town and the countryside around Murwillumbah is a blend of rolling green hills punctuated with pockets of sugar cane, banana plantations, hobby farms and small village communities.

Murrwillumbah has some great examples of Art Deco architecture and boasts the award winning Tweed River Art Gallery.

With a delightful sub-tropical climate and abundant rainfall come and discover this little piece of paradise.

Also visit our companion site of www.murwillumbahnsw.com for more information.

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Nimbin

Nimbin is an 'alternative village' in Summerland NSW, approximately 1 hour west of Byron Bay and 30 km north of Lismore and lies in beautiful countryside, surrounded by hills, forests and trees and watched over by the sacred Rocks of Nimbin.

The area is part of what is known as the 'Rainbow Region' and is culturally important to the Bundjalung Aboriginal Australians and has become a haven for Australia's counterculture in recent decades.

Also visit our companion site of www.nimbinnsw.com for more information.

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Tweed Heads and Coolangatta

Tweed Heads NSW is nestled right next to the Queensland coastal village of Coolangatta.

Referred to as The Twin Towns, both destinations, make up the border between the two states.

The close vicinity of The Gold Coast Airport caters to national and international flights, making Tweed Heads a very popular destination for tourists and holiday makers.

Also visit our companion site of www.tweedheadsnsw.info for more information.

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Yamba

Yamba has  stylish village charm, pristine beaches, national parks and award winning restaurants and is a unique holiday or lifestyle experience for any member of the family.

Explore the myriad of waterways, stroll the uncrowded beaches, go swimming, fishing or surfing but most of all discover Yamba's friendly hospitality all year round.

All budgets are well catered for in accommodation, recreation and adventure.

Also visit our companion site of www.yamba-nsw.com for more information.

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Gold Coast

The Gold Coast has a myriad of stunning beaches, exciting theme parks, great shopping, simulating nightlife, luxurious high rise 5 star accommodation and sophisticated restaurants.

But is a place where you can let loose and feel free, all with a smile on your lips and the sun on your cheeks. And the Gold Coast truly offers something for everyone: if beaches and an exciting nightlife aren't your thing, you can always explore the Hinterland or go on safari.