Guidebook for Casuarina
Food Scene
Black Oak
Its at the end of the block.
Osteria Casuarina
1 Barclay DrGreat food, friendly staff. 10 minute walk
Great fresh cooked fish and chips. Pick up your order and take it to Cabarita Headland just before sunset. You can sit on the headland and watch the ocean or the setting sun.
21 locals recommend
The Stunned Mullet
16 Tweed Coast RdGreat fresh cooked fish and chips. Pick up your order and take it to Cabarita Headland just before sunset. You can sit on the headland and watch the ocean or the setting sun.
Spice Den Restaurant Santai Resort
9 Dianella DrThe food here is terrific. A favourite.
Drinks & Nightlife
Kingscliff Beach Hotel
102 Marine ParadeGood food and lots of different beers on tap. Only 30m to the beach. Try the local brew - Stone and Wood. Its brewed just down the road in Murwillumbah and Byron Bay
21 locals recommend
Cabarita Beach Hotel
6 Pandanus ParadeGood food and lots of different beers on tap. Only 30m to the beach. Try the local brew - Stone and Wood. Its brewed just down the road in Murwillumbah and Byron Bay
Sightseeing
Great views up and down the coast. Sit on the headland and watch the surfers down below. Between May and November you can see migrating humpback whales. Dolphins cruise the headland year round. A pair of Brahminy Kites can be seen most days hovering around the headland looking for prey. For the energetic, you can run laps up and down the steps.
19 locals recommend
Norries Cove
Great views up and down the coast. Sit on the headland and watch the surfers down below. Between May and November you can see migrating humpback whales. Dolphins cruise the headland year round. A pair of Brahminy Kites can be seen most days hovering around the headland looking for prey. For the energetic, you can run laps up and down the steps.
Parks & Nature
An iconic landmark. If you decide to hike to the top, make sure you take water. Allow 5 hours return trip. The last part is very steep and arduous and requires scrambling up a rock face. Stay on the trail.
299 locals recommend
Mount Warning National Park
Mount Warning RoadAn iconic landmark. If you decide to hike to the top, make sure you take water. Allow 5 hours return trip. The last part is very steep and arduous and requires scrambling up a rock face. Stay on the trail.
Cudgen Creek
Hire a kayak or SUP and explore the creek. Great for swimming.
Essentials
Coles Casuarina
482 Tweed Coast RdWoolworths Cabarita
45 Tweed Coast Rd