Brunswick Heads fairies abound, and if you look in nooks and crannies their wee houses can be found. Fairy Trail maps are available at the Visitor Centre.
The FairyHouses will be alight on election night next Saturday 2nd July. 5:30 to 7:30 pm.
Clues to find the Brunswick Heads Fairy Trail
Hello darlings, here are the clues to find the fairy houses.
You can get the clues and a map at The Visitor Centre in Park Street, but if they are shut, you may like to follow these clues on your phone.
Go to the main surf beach and stop near the lifeguard’s tower, and by the path you will see a fairy lighthouse under a tree. And at the sea end of the footbridge in the shady glade is the dear little house that Melaleuca fairy made.
Across the footbridge in the Pandanus trees see the house of Maya Elizabeth and Pandanna fairy. Nearby in the playground in a fig, Freddy and Figgy fairy live. Sh! Their home is their castle where they sleep all day till silver starlight sings them out to play. Please be quiet as a mouse and never ever touch their house.
Near the fire station on Fingal Street, a tiny fire station in a tree! It’s the home of the fiery fairy. Look above, and if you’re in luck, you might spot the fairy fire truck. In the park beside the library you will find Gum Blossom’s house.
Then pop into the library, and have a look, Can you find the fairy reading nook? (Hint: it’s in a book) Cap’n Pete lives in the Visitors Centre in Parkes Street. He fixes the Fairy fishing fleet and tells the fairies where to fly to airy fairy B &B’s when they visit Cap’n Pete’s Fairy Chandlery.
Can you spot the flying fairy fishing boats in the Visitor Centre? Go back to Fingal Street, and pop inside Michaela’s Hair and Beauty Salon…..there is an Airy Fairy Hair Salon. Then pass the hall, and stop at The Brunswick Heads Picture House Can you find the house of Miss Julianna Chookas, “La Fee Magique”, world famous cabaret fairy?
Miss Chookas lives here when she is not on tour, so please drop by and say Bonjour! Now pass a white timber fence and a gate in a wall, Then walk very slowly and look down low and you will see Sugarbag Fairy at the base of a wrinkled old tree.
Around the next corner and over the road (at the crossing of course), you will find Clem’s Cargo and a cart with no horse. Inside the shop, I wonder if you’ve seen her….the recycling fairy: Clementina. Can you find her glittery house? (Clem’s is open Wednesdays – Sunday)
Now if you are hot and heading for a swim you might look about before you hop in. On the path to Torakina, is Protea fairy’s house It is the last you will see darling friends,
before you go swimming in the sea.
Fairies love to come and holiday in Brunz because its soooo beautiful and lots of fun. They often look out for places to stay, and you can help them by making an airy fairy B & B. You may like to make your own fairy house, with things you find in nature. Fairies love all things natural, and they like to have houses tucked away in nooks and crannies.
The fairy trail sometimes gets disturbed by possums, strong winds or naughty pixies….if you see anything that looks like it needs fixing, please ask your big people to call or text 0428 284 030 and let the fairy grandmother know so that she can go and make repairs. She would also love to receive any curious and interesting things that she could use to make more airy fairy B & B’s- you can leave them at The Visitor Centre.
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Any chance the fairy houses are still around – devastated we missed them xx
Yes – little fairy ‘houses’ are still around, I believe you can get a map at the Brunswick Heads Visitor Centre.