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Byron Bay provides its visitors with a variety of options for the... Read MoreGlorious Northern New South WalesNorthern New South Wales InfoLink offers tourist information in the various areas of Northern New South Wales such as: Lismore, Grafton, Byron Bay, Ballina, Tweed Heads, Murwillumbah, Kingscliffe, Yamba, Hastings Point, Casino, and Coffs Harbour.
Northern New South Wales is home to some of Australia's most beautiful beaches. The lavish coastline is lined with accommodation in small towns that gives travellers the variety of destinations with various exciting attractions along the way. Northern NSW offers a great trip for travellers that like to see a lot in a short amount of time.
Accommodation in Northern NSW is avaialble easily. It is best, however, to book first due to the popularity of the region. Some people who are driving like to stay in Caravan Parks or parking grounds which as also readily available.
A real Hot Spot of Northern New South Wales is Byron Bay this is located approximately 1 hour drive South of the Queensland border. It has lush tropical areas as well as beaches that are to die for. If you are feeling like a stroll up to
For the adventurous, Mount Warning is located near Murwillumbah and offers a fantastic mountain walk. Mount Warning is an 8.8km walk to the summit and back. This usually takes between 4-5 hours depending on how fit you are. But beware, the last 400 metres are up a steep rock climb that you have to hold on to chains to pull yourself up. The views are most certainly worth the pain.
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