We had a day trip to Tea Gardens, so I consulted Trip Advisor for things to do. Number 2 on the list of 14 things to do in Tea Gardens was the Singing Bridge, apparently so named as when the wind blows the bridge railings make harp like sounds. As we entered Tea Gardens on the Ferry i caught my first glimpse of the Singing Bridge, underwhelmed would probably be an accurate first impression, however on board the ferry the wind was beginning to blow, and as we intended to traverse the Singing Bridge while walking to Jimmy's Beach we realised that there was a prospect of listening to a performance while we walked the 304 meters of the box girder design that crosses the Myall river. Unfortunately though the Diva had stage fright that day, the winds were blowing, but the bridge was silent. I will say however that the views from the Singing Bridge of the Myall River, and a few Pelicans serenely passing by on the water were delightful. The Singing Bridge is an average looking bridge that connects Tea Gardens and Hawks Nest, that's really all there is to say about it.

Really is it worth writing a review? A useful bridge which replaced a car ferry many years ago. The quirky name reflects a quirky phenomenon, which I have never experienced in my many visits to Tea Gardens - Hawks Nest. Enjoy the river, take a ferry ride, enjoy the beach and the bush in this really lovely place. If you hear the bridge sing, enjoy it. But don't go expecting to hear it.