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Accommodation in Tweed Heads

Rainbow Place accommodation in Tweed Heads is perfect for holidaymakers looking for the best of Queensland and NSW. From Rainbow Bay you can make day excursions into the hinterland, the rest of the Gold Coast, Tweed Heads and beyond. Even a trip to Bryon Bay would not be out of the question. For a destination that takes you into NSW for a fresh and exciting adventure is the nearby town of Kingcliff. It’s just a fifteen minute drive from Coolangatta along the M1 where you’ll find beach and estuary access for swimming, surfing and fishing and it’s a great place for stand up paddleboarding and kayaking.

Twin Towns Services Club

For an evening’s entertainment that is even closer, just over the hill on Wharf Street is the Twin Towns Services Club, which sounds more homely than it really is. It’s really a complex of entertainment venues and restaurants, so if you’re after dinner and a show this is the perfect place to head. The choice of mouth watering restaurants and cuisines is staggering; modern Australian, surf and turf, bistro, pizzeria, modern Italian, Asian, gastro pub and specialist desserts. With just as much glitz and glamour as anywhere else on the Gold Coast, you’re guaranteed for a night out that you will remember.

While there is so much to do and see from Rainbow Place, don’t forget right on our doorstep is the mythical Rainbow Bay. If it’s going to be the first time your kids hit the beach, then Rainbow Bay will be ideal. It is the consummate family beach with dedicated lifeguards keeping an eye on the beach, and come low tide, the beach retains enough of the water to keep your feet wet for a long way. Maybe the big kids will want to hit another beach, but toddlers and younger kids will be in beach paradise with parents able to have reasonably stress free days at the beach.

Rainbow Place accommodation in Tweed Heads is perfect for holidaymakers looking for the best of Queensland and NSW. Book now.

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