Surf spot
Duranbah Beach
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Tweed Heads, NSW
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Check out another fave beach and a great place for short board surfing. Don't forget to meander around further south for the family-friendly Little DBah where the waves are calm and great for snorkeling and swimming.
Just over the border but still in walking distance is the Duranbah (D-Bah) Surfing beach. Great views from the NSW/QLD Border lookout.
Wild more stunning open beach next to Tweed River. Note, this is NOT a safe swimming beach
Dee-bah", as it's known locally, is the most northerly beach in NSW; walk a few metres up onto the headland here on a summer's day and you'll find yourself in Queensland and in a different time-zone. Less than 200 metres in length, Duranbah is somewhat unheralded, particularly in comparison with Snapper Rocks around the corner, home break of Aussie surfing world champions Mick Fanning and Joel Parkinson. As this beach faces due east, it's exposed to swell from pretty much anywhere so on days when it's flat on both sides of the border there's often a wave here. The Tweed River break-wall at the south end shapes a nice right hander, popular with body boarders
Dee-bah", as it's known locally, is the most northerly beach in NSW; walk a few metres up onto the headland here on a summer's day and you'll find yourself in Queensland and in a different time-zone. Less than 200 metres in length, Duranbah is somewhat unheralded, particularly in comparison with Sna…
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