Uki (/ ˈ j uː k aɪ / YOO-ky) is a village situated near Mount Warning in the Tweed Valley of far northern New South Wales, Australia in the Tweed Shire. At the 2011 census, Uki had a population of 765 people.

Visit Uki in The Tweed region of the far NSW North Coast. Discover Wollumbin National Park, eat at Mavis’s Kitchen, enjoy fishing, boating and hikes.

Uki Village is an historic village in the Northern Rivers of NSW situated in the foothills of Wollumbin/Mt. Warning, with a thriving arts and crafts community.

Uki sits on Bundjalung Country, a large area that spreads across the North-East coast of NSW and the Southern Eastern coast of Queensland. Bundjalung people all share ancestors who once spoke as their first, preferred language one or more of the dialects of the Lower-Richmond branch of the Yugambeh-Bundjalung language family.

Nov 14, 2022 · On the hunt for a lesser-known Tweed Valley gem? Then give Uki a go. Nestled under the shadow of Mt Warning (Wollumbin), this quaint Tweed Hinterlands town boasts spell-binding scenery, fab farm-to-table fare, and top-notch lodgings. We’re covering all the need-to-know info in this go-to Uki guide.

Uki is the gateway to World Heritage National Parks. The area provides a range of attractions including bush walking, swimming, canoeing, fishing and horse riding. There is also an abundance of arts and crafts, weekend markets, many accommodation options, a host of alternative/natural therapy practitioners, and much more.

Uki. Only a hop, skip and jump down the road is the quaint little village of Uki. It sits on the eastern face of the mountain and has an organic-alternate vibe. Worth seeing on your stop here is the beautifully restored old Norco Butter Factory accommodating art studios, funky bric-a-brac stores, and an antique shop.

Find out about local cafes and eateries, things to see and do in Uki and Mount Warning including Uki farmers market, Wollumbin National Park and Mount Jerusalem National Park walking tracks, Unicorn Falls, Uki Mountain bike park, and more.

There are famous local pies and a much loved, sprawling country pub, a colourful fair trade shop, mid-century retro furniture store, live music and cafe choices, healing retreats and day spas and luxury accommodation set in lush rainforest spaces.

Unlike many other villages Uki, according to a report of the Lands Department, was never officially proclaimed, "It just grew up". Located 13.8 km from Murwillumbah on the South Arm of the Tweed River and was a centre for cedar getting in the mid 1850's.