where is mumbai

You will find Mumbai in the historic village of Tyalgum, a twenty minute scenic drive, west of Murwillumbah, NSW, Australia. Deep in the heart of the Tweed Valley, Tyalgum lies at the foothills of the Border Ranges and Wollumbin National Parks. Tyalgum village offers stunning views of Mount Warning (Wollumbin) and the Pinnacle.

Why not take the opportunity, while visiting Mumbai, to get away for a few days and explore the surrounding villages and the hidden secrets of the Numinbah Valley and McPherson Ranges?

For great local B&B's, cafes and activities in and around Tyalgum, visit the links page on Mumbai's website or phone Elisabeth on 0266 792 057.

directions from byron bay

Heading north on the pacific highway, not far past Billinudgel turn right onto the Tweed Valley Way towards Murwillumbah. Turn left off the highway at the roundabout into Murwillumbah.

Go over the Tweed River Bridge driving straight ahead at the first roundabout. Go past Sunnyside shopping centre which is on your left and straight through the next roundabout. Go past Knox Park on the left and then turn left into Riverview Street. Signage at Riverview Street indicates a tourist drive to Mt Warning, Uki, Tyalgum, Kyogle and Nimbin. Follow Riverview Street past Murwillumbah High school and continue on through to the village of Bray Park. About 1.6 kms past the Bray Park general store you will see a small sign (on the left hand side of the road) to Tyalgum, turn right here.

You can now relax and enjoy the scenic country side following Tyalgum road for approximately 15 minutes. On entering the village of Tyalgum you will come to a 'T' intersection with a give way sign. Go straight ahead and look out for the Mumbai signs about 150 mts on the left.

directions from the Gold Coast

Follow the highway heading south. Just south of Tweed Heads South, take the Tweed Valley Way turn off to Murwillumbah.

From here follow the directions above beginning at the second paragraph; 'go over the Tweed River Bridge'.

Enjoy the scenic journey...