Tweed Valley Wine Region

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Nestled between the lush green hills of northern New South Wales and the sparkling coastline, the Tweed Valley Wine Region is a hidden gem that blends cool-climate viticulture with subtropical beauty. This emerging wine destination offers a relaxed, off-the-beaten-path experience where volcanic soils and sea breezes produce elegant wines, particularly crisp Verdelho, vibrant Chardonnay, and delicate sparkling varieties. Beyond the cellar doors, you’ll find a landscape of rolling vineyards, macadamia orchards, and World Heritage rainforests, making it a perfect stop for travellers seeking both wine and wilderness.

Highlights & What to See

Suggested Time to Spend

Allow at least a full day to explore the wine region and its natural attractions. For a relaxed pace, base yourself in Murwillumbah or Uki for two nights, spending day one on cellar doors and a scenic drive, and day two hiking in Nightcap National Park or climbing Mount Warning. If you’re on a self-drive itinerary between Sydney and Brisbane, a half-day stop is enough for a quick tasting and a pie in Uki.

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