Central Coast NSW Travel Maps & Location Guides

Gosford is the focal point of the New South Wales Central Coast. Aside from the town centre's urbane enticements - including the vibrant Ettalong Markets - the flip-side of Gosford is its pastoral tenor. Flora and fauna are both main attractions of Gosford.. read more

Avoca is a combination of excellent surfing along a dazzling strip with a swooping curve of brillian blue sea. Contemporary architecture, lush tranquil landscapes which makes Avoca a delight to visit, with its charismatic charm and fabulous choice of entertainment.. read more

The park offers opportunities for fishing except in the Marine Extension between Gerrin Point and Bombi Point. Maitland Bay Information Centre provides information about the park and is staffed on weekends by local volunteers. Car based camping is available.. read more

Sandstone landscapes rich in Aboriginal art. See engravings at Bulgandry on Woy Woy Road and water views from Warrah Trig and Staples lookouts. Somersby Falls and Girrakool picnic areas have excellent picnic facilities, fishing spots and rainforest walks.. read more

Budgewoi is surrounded by water; Lake Munmorah to the north, Budgewoi Lake to the south and the Pacific ocean to the east. This makes the town an ideal spot for water sport enthusiasts. The town is very picturesque with many picnic spots. There is a variety.. read more

Glenworth Valley lies in the lush green hinterland of the Central Coast NSW. A variety of environmental settings make this a captivating destination. Travel through deep forest before coming across ancient rock formations. Explore open plains and finish.. read more

The Norah Head Lighthouse celebrated its 100 years Centenary on November 15, 2003. Apart from electrification few changes have been made to the lighthouse since it was established in 1903. Edward Hargaves of the gold finding fame was one of those whose.. read more

A quiet little town with a wonderful beach for water sports, Patonga is an Aboriginal word meaning oyster. It is thought that Patonga Creek was named by Governor Phillip during his voyage of exploration to Broken Bay in 1789 because of the oysters they found there.. read more

Terrigal certainly makes for one of the most appealing getaways on the New South Wales Central Coast. The pleasant atmosphere that comes with any town on the coastline is heightened by Terrigal's cosmopolitan vibe, established in its decor and attitude.. read more

The Entrance is one of the closest spots to Sydney that begins to offer a true feeling that you're removed from the busy city, with its defining great lake and clear beaches. It's a well-noted stop-off for a picnic as you head further up the coast - a.. read more

Umina borders Brisbane Waters National Park covering 12,000 hectares of rugged sandstone. There are magnificent views over the water, stunning wildflowers, bushwalking, camping and extensive aboriginal rock carvings. Umina offers all levels of accommodation.. read more

It is a great place to base yourself to explore the activities and attractions of the Central Coast. These include deep sea fishing, horse riding, kayaking, bushwalking as well as Old Sydney Town. read more

Nearby are Brisbane Waters and Bouddi National Parks both famous for their aboriginal carvings, deserted beaches, bushwalking, camping and bird and marine life. Other activities include the Australian Reptile Park, Old Sydney Town, horse riding, and kayaking.. read more

Attractions include ocean beach fishing, bushwalking in Wyrrabalong National Park, Crackneck lookout, surfing and swimming. read more

Blue Bay is a beautiful secluded bay, very safe for children also excellent snorkelling voted one of the cleanest beaches in NSW. 20 minutes from Terrigal and only 5 minutes from The Entrance and the next suburb to Toowoon Bay. read more

A beautiful part of the Woy Woy Peninsula, Booker Bay has a number of Marinas and is on the Brisbane Water and boat hire facilities. Ideal spot for fishing and lazy days boating. read more

Calga is located off the F1 Freeway between Gosford and Hornsby; Calga hosts the Australia Walkabout Wildlife Park and Glenworth Valley Horseriding. read more

Central Managrove is mostly the agricultural centre of the Central Coast. It’s a through road from Gosford to Wisemans Ferry read more

Chittaway Point is situated 3 kilometres from the F3 freeway, on the banks of the beautiful Ourimbah Creek not far from The Tuggerah Westfield Shopping Centre and Mingara Recreation Club. read more

Copacabana Beach is a fabulous surfing beach, Copacabana has maintained a village atmosphere and along with a surf club, has a number of very nice restaurants read more

Dooralong Valley is 90 minutes north of Sydney, and only twenty minute drive from Wyong, the area is a nature lovers paradise with lush green countryside, state forests and national parks to explore, surrounded by rolling hills and secluded valleys. read more

Empire Bay is located on the edge of the Brisbane Water offers an array of water based activities, including sailing, kayaking and canoeing and fishing. read more

Erina Shopping Centre and Hoyts Theatre Complex, together with other shopping outlets in the Erina vicinity attract large numbers of visitors and locals. A lively bustling area, a great way to spend time after you have been relaxing on the beaches. read more

Erina Heights is mainly a suburban area, however it is only streets away from Erina Shopping Centre, the largest shopping centre on the Central Coast, and it is only ten minutes from Terrigal and Gosford. read more

Fishermen come to Ettalong Beach to fish for the whiting when in season. Ettalong Beach has the largest undercover markets on the Central Coast, Ettalong Seaside Village Markets are located at 189 Ocean View Road, Ettalong, open every Saturday and Sunday from 9.. read more

Forresters Beach is a long expanse of sand backed by the Warberal Lagoon Nature Reserve and Wyrrabalong National Park. Forresters Beach Resort is only five minutes to shops and cafes. There is fishing, catamarans, kayaks, pedal boats, sail boats and Wyrrabalong National.. read more

The village of Hardys Bay is fast building a reputation as a popular holiday destination, the area provides a lovely sheltered by and is ideal for the boating community, it has a marina, moorings, small exclusive restaurants and the Hardy's Bay Club.. read more

Holgate is a semi rural scenic area just outside of Gosford, there is the Firescreek Winery, a nursery cafe, and it is horse riding heaven. A rural community within a 15 minute drive of Terrigal. read more

Kariong - As you head towards Gosford from the F3 you will travel through Kariong. Kariong is a suburb of the Central Coast and has a primary school and quite a dense housing development off the Pacific Highway. It also has the wonderful Mt. Penang Parklands.. read more

Kincumber is a picturesque rural area. It is steeped in history and is the place where the first two stone churches in the region were built. Work commenced on St. Pauls church in 1841 and some of our very early pioneers are buried in the historic cemetery.. read more

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Just 90 minutes north from Sydney, Pearl Beach still retains a sense of peace and seclusion away from its busy neighbourhood on the Central Coast. The small village, with just a few shops, cafes and houses tucked into the bush, is popular because of its bushland setting.. read more

Peats Ridge is located on the beautiful Central Coast, just 1 hours drive north of Sydney. Glenworth Valley near Peats Ridge is Australia's largest Horse riding centre. read more

Visitors to Shelly Beach can experience swimming andsurfing at the beach which is patrolled in the summer season (October long weekend through to Easter), fishing, golf and picnic and barbecues areas. There is accommodation available and there are shops.. read more

Toowoon Bay offers accommodation in 5 star luxury or caravan parks and units and has plenty to keep you busy. Laze the day away on the beach either fishing or swimming or visit the nearby attractions that the Central Coast has to offer. Toowoon Bay Village.. read more

Attractions include surf and lake beaches, Tuggerah lake, Munmorah lake, boating, Norah Head Lighthouse and Toukley Gardens read more

Tuggerah on the Central Coast of New South Wales takes its name from the Aboriginal word meaning 'savannah grasslands'. read more

The nearby coastal towns of Chittaway, Long Jetty and The Entrance offer visitors the opportunity to enjoy the tranquil waters of Tuggerah Lake. read more

The coastal towns of Bateau Bay, The Entrance, Toowoon Bay, and Blue Bay are surrounded by tranquil lakes and pristine beaches. This unique stretch of the Central Coast is a natural aquatic playground and mecca for boating and fishing enthusiasts. Snorkel or scuba dive.. read more