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Australian Shark and Ray Centre
Bobs Farm The Australian Shark and Ray Centre is the only place in the world where you can stand in knee deep water with a group of sharks and hand feed them! Pat the largest species of stingray in the world, as... |
Dorrigo National Park
Dorrigo Included on the World Heritage List in 1986, Dorrigo National Park is recognised as an area of exceptional natural beauty with significant habitats of outstanding universal value to science and conservation. |
Hunter Region Botanic Gardens
Heatherbrae At the Hunter Region Botanic Gardens in Heatherbrae, you can enjoy over 30 hectares of tranquil landscaped gardens, displaying the beauty and diversity of Australian native flora. |
Dorrigo Skywalk
Dorrigo Dorrigo Rainforest Centre and Skywalk offers easy access to the rainforest. You can look down on the canopy from the stunning Skywalk boardwalk, 70 metres in the air as well as walk along the rainforest floor to see the spectacular trees... |
Emerald BeachCoffs HarbourEmerald Beach boasts a range of facilities including, children’s playground, electric barbeques, picnics shelters, toilets, beach showers, a boat ramp and it is close to... |
Grandis The Tallest Tree In NSWBulahdelahThis is the tallest tree known in NSW, and it is a 'Flooded' gum (Eucalyptus Grandis) located about 100 metres east of Stoney Creek Road.... |
Crowdy Head North Beach via HarringtonCrowdy HeadNo overcrowding and out of holiday periods you can have parts of the beach all to yourself on some days. |
Arrawarra-Corindi BeachArrawarraThe Southern End...Arrawarra Headland Road will provide access to Arrawarra Headland Reserve. |
Boambee BeachSawtellBoambee Beach extends from Corambirra Point (near the Deep Sea Fishing Club) to Boambee Creek (north of Sawtell). |
Horseshoe Bay BeachSouth West RocksSouth West Rocks has a beautiful little beach surrounded by towering pines. This sheltered area is very popular with families wanting to swim. |
Harrington BeachHarringtonQuiet beach area ideal for relaxing strolls. Harrington break wall is ideal for walking and taking in the views of the ocean. |
Billabong Koala Breeding CentrePort MacquarieBillabong Park is seven acres of beautiful landscapes gardens with easy walkways with over 50 species of Australian wildlife. |
Horsing Around Riding CentreCoffs HarbourA guided trail ride with the experienced team at Horsing Around is something you'll never forget!! Just 20 minutes north of Coffs harbour central business... |
Bongil Bongil National ParkSawtellUnspoilt beaches, littoral rainforest and fascinating estuaries offer an ideal setting for family activities. |
Coffs Harbour Butterfly House Maze and Tea RoomsBonvilleThe Coffs Harbour Butterfly House, Maze and Tearooms consist of a fully enclosed glasshouse featuring an indoor rainforest as the home of 350 to 400 live Australian butterflies. |
Bennetts BeachTea GardensBennetts Beach in Hawks Nest is the beginning of a long stretch of beach, which enters the Myall Lakes National Park and extends north to... |
Gan Gan LookoutNelson BayGan Gan Hill is Port Stephens' highest and most accessible lookout. |
Coorabakh National Park DriveMoorlandScenic forest drive leaving the highway at Moorland, with numerous lookout spots, cliffs, picnic areas, mountain views, eucalyptus forests with some rainforests. Newbys Creek... |
Bulahdelah Mountain ParkBulahdelahPleasant forest setting for daytime picnics, barbecues, playground and toilet facilities available. |
Black Head BeachHallidays PointBlack head beach was named Australia's Friendliest Beach in 2003 as part of the Keep Australia Beautiful & Clean Beach Challenge. |
Dutchmans BeachNelson BayA gorgeous white sandy beach surrounded by casuarina and eucalyptus trees. |
Diggers BeachCoffs HarbourDiggers Beach is well renowned for its waves by the local surfers. |
Collombatti LookoutFredericktonLookout affording 360 degrees views of the Macleay River Valley. Cedar Park picnic area is along the way. |
Crescent Head BeachCrescent HeadMention surfing and the picturesque seaside village of Crescent Head immediately springs to mind. |
Delicate BeachCrescent HeadSouth of Crescent Heads are the beautiful beaches of the Goolawah Camping Reserve. |
Arakoon State Conservation AreaSouth West RocksArakoon State Recreation area is located 3kms east of South West Rocks. |
Crowdy Bay National ParkCrowdy HeadSituated 382km north of Sydney, Crowdy Bay National Park offers an abundance of wildflowers, birds and animals, bushwalking, swimming and fishing in 8,022 hectares of... |
Diamond BeachHallidays PointFour wheel drive access to this beach in designated areas. Quiet beach area ideal for relaxing strolls. |
Jetty BeachCoffs HarbourJetty Beach is a protected calm swimming beach which is popular with both locals and tourists alike. |
Bagnalls BeachCorletteThis is a popular beach for walking the dog as it is the only dog friendly beach in Port Stephens very calm stretch of beach Popular... |
Diamond Head BeachDiamond HeadThis protected beach area is ideal for relaxing strolls and swimming. |
Ellenborough FallsElandsThe falls are a spectacular sight as they plunge from plateau level into a vertical walled box gorge 200 metres below. |
Dorrigo Rainforest CentreDorrigoThe Dorrigo Rainforest Centre showcases the World Heritage listed rainforests of Dorrigo National Park, one hour west of Coffs Harbour in northeast New South Wales. The... |
Elizabeth BeachPacific PalmsElizabeth Beach located at Pacific Palms is a popular family beach ringed by the Booti Booti National Park. |
Bindarri National ParkCoffs HarbourAt the headwaters of the Urumbilum River, this park offers many spectacular waterfalls in a remote and rugged setting. |
Forster Town BeachForsterForster Town Beach has been a favourite beach for families close to shops, cafes and restaurants. |
Back BeachCrescent HeadSouth of Crescent are the beautiful beaches of the Goolawah Camping Reserve. Back Beach is very popular with fisherman and nature lovers. |
Fly Point Halifax Park Aquatic ReserveNelson BayThe Fly Point-Halifax Park Aquatic Reserve was declared in January 1983. This reserve lies between Fly Point and Nelson Head, it extends from the mean high... |
Hungry Head BeachUrungaRegarded as one of the best kept secrets on the North Coast, Hungry Head Beach is a patrolled beach (during the surfing season) and attracts... |
Booti Booti National ParkForsterBooti Booti National Park is located on 1,567 hectares and is located 140 kilometres north of Newcastle and 10 kilometers south of Forster. The National Park... |
Hat Head BeachHat HeadHat Head National Park has long, sweeping beaches, dramatic headlands, and one of the largest dune systems in New South Wales. |
Hat Head National ParkHat HeadHat Head National Park is located on 7396 hectares and is 24 kilometres north east of Kempsey. |
Boomerang BeachPacific PalmsRenowned for its excellent surfing waves, Boomerang beach is a popular family beach for those holidaying in the Pacific Palms area. |
Bruxner Park Flora ReserveKororaDrive through banana plantations to Sealy Lookout and Bruxner Park. |
Hallidays Point Rainforest Nature WalkHallidays PointThe track extends from Blackhead and Pebbly Beach to Redhead and Shelly Beach, both areas of rainforest, with Black Head Beach in between. |
Ferny Creek Picnic AreaBulahdelahPopular camping area adjacent to Ferny Creek, providing boat ramp and boating access to Wallingat River and Wallis Lake. ... |
Crowdy Head Beach South SideCrowdy HeadThis quiet beach area is ideal for relaxing strolls. Visit nearby Crowdy Head Lighthouse for panoramic views of the coastline and the Brother Mountains. |
Coffs Coast State ParkCoffs HarbourFamous for year-round sunny weather, Coffs Coast State Park is perfect for a relaxing summer holiday or warm winter retreat. |
Crowdy Head LighthouseYambaThe Crowdy Head Lighthouse was built in 1878 with a fixed catadioptric light of less than 1,000 candelas. The Crowdy Head tower was made of stone... |
Bucca Forest DriveCoffs HarbourThis route travels mostly through the Orara East and Lower Bucca State Forests and shares part of the route with the Wedding Bells Forest Drive.... |




