When I visited the Tweed region last year I was attending a travel writer’s conference. Our welcome drinks event was held at Husk Distillers located in Tumbulgum in Northern NSW. The setting was perfect for a celebration as it was our first in-person conference in three years. As I’ve already shared somewhere to stay in … Read more
It would be an oversight to visit the Tweed Valley in Northern NSW and not put the Tweed Regional Gallery & Margaret Olley Art Centre on your itinerary. This gallery showcases local and international artists and offers excellent wheelchair accessibility throughout. Housed in a modern building that takes full advantage of its location with windows … Read more
It’s usually when I least expect it that I’m wowed by accessibility. Last year when I was on a trip in Northern NSW I spotted Tweed Regional Aquatic Centre in Murwillumbah on my itinerary. I was travelling with a group of family travel writers so assumed it would mostly be of interest to them. What … Read more
While we’re waiting for the March 2023 issue of Travel Without Limits to arrive in the mail, I thought I’d share with you an exclusive sneak peek at what’s coming.
If you’re looking for a getaway in a seaside town that’s not teeming with tourists, but is close to major attractions, Mantra on Salt Beach in Kingscliff could be a good choice for you. Mantra on Salt Beach is located on the Tweed Coast of Northern NSW. The resort is just 20 minutes drive from … Read more
Mt Warning Estate is a gem of a property. I have the opportunity to stay in, or inspect, a wide range of accessible accommodation and I can’t think of another place that has excited me as much in the last couple of years. While I see many hotels that tick the access boxes, I don’t … Read more
Yesterday we headed to Blacktown Showground to see Sand Sculpting Australia’s latest offering, Alice in Wonderland. We’ve been regulars at the sand sculpting events over the years and we were “Curioser and curiouser” to see this one. Although kids enjoy looking at the sculptures, I think it’s the visiting adults who truly appreciate the skill … Read more
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