The last
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Casuarina, named for the wispy she-oak trees that fringe the beachfront, is a quiet local enclave that welcomes owner occupiers and holiday-makers to enjoy its casual ambience, luxury lodgings and quality cuisine from coffee and pastries to fresh-made pasta and Asian inspired menus.

Steps from the beach, where you can join the walking path that connects along the coastline, living here is sure to be refreshing and restorative.

Bringing classic Australian cafe fare, or ‘tucker’ if you will, back to life.

Eggs on toast, granola and buttermilk hotcakes are the usual suspects on most cafe menus – and while you’ll find these dishes at Tucker, the combination of local produce, a sustainable ethos and a little bit of magic from the kitchen is putting these iconic Aussie cafe dishes back into the limelight with a little bit of flair.

Nikkou is a boutique with carefully curated womenswear, children’s clothing and lifestyle pieces. Nikkou means sunlight in Japanese so I wanted to translate that feeling throughout the store design and on the shop floor. the clothing reflects the coastal location where life is carefree and slow.

Seven Blooms Casuarina have a reputation for using only the freshest sourced flowers from all over Australia and the world.

Having the highest qualifications and have won awards within the wedding industry, the girls pride themselves on their experience, attention to detail, creativity, customer service and most of all our love and knowledge of flowers.

Dividing Cabarita Beach and Casuarina Beach is Norrie Headland. Offering striking views of the north coast the headland is also a great vantage point for a chance to see migrating whales at right time of the year.