After we visited the Sky Point Observation Deck, we took a U-turn straight to the path of NSW to Tweed Heads. Which, in fact, looks like a weird choice when you are in Queensland, leaving behind Surfers Paradise. However, what follows is a unique sunset experience; a perfect end of the day.
As we landed, uncle had booked the van which would accompany 9 of the family members. So, we took the drive south to the Gold Coast to get a beach experience along with the sunset view. They call it Tweed Heads. Tweed Heads is a coastal town with a tropical vibe and energy, accompanied by hotels and hospitality suburbs.
The first idea at the beach was to get a good jump in the sea, which I did. After landing, I was feeling exhausted, and the water just washed that way. The energy was enough for a head start on the trip. I swam around the flag area, and then enjoyed myself with the family members. We took a good walk around the town, and grasped the light of the sun when it set.
What makes a great combination of sunset for me? It's a bit of hills, a bit of water up front, good weather, good clouds, and just the light in the sky. It was something like that with the experience in Tweed Heads. And that very moment made everything worth it. The sunset dipped in between the hills, and right in front, where people with all recreational activities, and sparked the sky with its golden light. It was a view.
The coastal area has a good resting spot/park for a picnic or a solitary time. Even if you want to feel the breeze between the streets, the tropical vibes add to the beauty while you walk between the buildings.
It was a nice first day experience in the tropical roots of the coastal region.
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