Tom Beatson Outlook Razorback
A lovely lookout at Tweed Heads near Coolangatta with a 4.4 rating across 10 reviews.
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Why it's worth checking out
Tom Beatson Outlook Razorback sits on Charles Street in Tweed Heads, just across the border near Coolangatta at the southern end of the Gold Coast. With 10 reviews behind its 4.4 rating, it's a much-loved spot.
The appeal is a beautiful outlook over the coast and river — a lookout with lovely views across the Tweed, the coastline and the surrounds, a genuine favourite for taking in the scenery, a photo or simply soaking up the setting near Coolangatta. It's a lovely, free outing.
Outdoor lookouts have changing conditions and seasonal considerations, so check current details before you go. Otherwise it's a free spot to enjoy whenever the weather's good — bring water, sun protection, comfortable shoes and your camera.
Practical details
Spot Score
- Reputation
- 62
- Popularity
- 32
- Information quality
- 0
- Category fit
- 70
- Freshness
- 30
Our independent editorial score — not a user rating.
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