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Point Danger
Point Danger is a coastal headland and lookout at the New South Wales-Queensland border between Tweed Heads and Coolangatta. Marked by the Captain Cook Memorial Lighthouse and a bicentennial monument, it offers elevated panoramic views over the Pacific Ocean, Snapper Rocks and the Gold Coast beaches. Named by Captain James Cook in 1770, the site is a popular vantage point for whale watching, surfing observation and photography.