Overview
Goondiwindi is a small town of approximately 5,500 residents that serves as the official border crossing point between Queensland and New South Wales. The town is named from an Aboriginal word meaning 'resting place of the birds' and sits on the banks of the Macintyre River.
Budget Travel · Day Trips · Nature · Transit Hub
Before you go
Connectivity
Mobile coverage available via Australian carriers (Telstra, Optus, Vodafone). Most motels offer WiFi. Limited public WiFi hotspots.
Money
Australian dollars (AUD) accepted everywhere. Credit cards widely accepted at hotels, restaurants, and larger shops. ATMS available in town for cash withdrawals.
Transport
The A39 is the primary route through Goondiwindi. Crisps Coaches operates three days per week (Mon, Thu, Fri). No train service. Flying requires connecting via Moree or larger regional airports.
Weather
Subtropical climate with hot summers (35°C+) and mild winters. Best visited spring or autumn for comfortable temperatures.
