Currumbin Valley is one of the places in Australia where one can enjoy a natural ambience and environment. It is one of the prides of the Australians, and the locals living near the area are protective of the valley.

Near to the Currumbin Valley is the town of Tomewin. The town is notable because it is where the horses of the Cobb and Co. take rest along the Murwillumbah-Nerang route. This route connects Currumbin Valley to the nearby Tweed Valley, and passes through Mount Tomewin. The mountain is a towering landform about 457 meters in elevation and ridges at 335 meters. Nowadays, though, Tomewin is home to hobbyist farmers instead of being a general farming area that it used to be. Read more...