Nestled in the Tweed River estuary, Banora Point occupies one of the most beautiful spots on the NSW east coast. Colonial settlers first arrived in the area around Banora Point to participate in the timber trade. Incredibly fertile, much of the land around Banora Point was heavily forested and by the early 1800s small logging camps were scattered throughout the area. As the region’s cedar forests were cleared farms - particularly dairy farms - became increasingly common. The area around Banora...