Brunswick Heads is a small holiday and fishing town located at the mouth of the Brunswick River on the northern New South Wales coast, between Byron Bay and Murwillumbah.

The town's commercial centre fronts Simpsons Creek and overlooks the Tyagarah Nature reserve which runs along the coast and features a direct footbridge link across the creek between the shops and reserve. To the north, the Brunswick River is a popular spot for fishing and boating activities and features a couple of sandy beaches. Access to the town's ocean beach, which is popular with swimmers and surfers, is via South Beach Road across Simpsons Creek. Beautiful stretches of sandy beaches can also be found across the Brunswick River, to the north, at Ocean Shores.

	Brunswick Heads Nature Reserve Featuring a rare coastal rainforest that opens onto the breakwater on the north bank of the Brunswick River
	Tyagarah Nature Reserve Stretching along a thin 7 kilometre strip of coast from Brunswick Heads and south towards Byron Bay, it features unspoiled beaches backed by coastal heath

	Brunswick Heads A local guide to accommodation, activities and more
	Walkabout - Brunswick Heads A travel guide with information on the history of the area and things to see

Towns of the Brunswick Valley Accommodation atttractions, restaurants, maps, history, events

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