Nelson Bay Information

The Arakoon State Recreation area is one of the most popular in the state drawing over 1,000,000 visitors annually. This beautiful coastal area with... read more

The beautiful town of Bellingen lies in the heart of the Bellinger Valley, where natural attractions abound. The Dorrigo World Heritage National Park is... read more

The community of Bonville lies just south of Coffs Harbour. It is best known for the Bonville International Golf Resort and the Butterfly House... read more

Most famous for the giant man-made banana at the northern end of town, Coffs Harbour is one of the largest regional cities in New South Wales... read more

Dorrigo's renowned boardwalks make the rainforests on the edgeof the Great Escarpment one of Australia's most accessible World Heritage Areas... read more

Fingal Bay is the most eastern township in Port Stephens, it is surrounded by National Park and has a majestic bay and patrolled surfing beach and is... read more

The twin-town to Tuncurry, Forster is one of New South Wales' most beloved holiday spots. The twins are separated by a waterway famous for its easy fishing... read more

Midway between Taree and the Great Lakes region is the coastal area of Halliday's Point/Diamond Beach. Blackhead Beach at Halliday's Point is patrolled... read more

Jerseyville is a small village near Kempsey in New South Wales. The village lies between Spencers Creek and the Macleay River. The village consists of... read more

Little Beach is an ideal family beach setting in Nelson Bay. It sits in a small sheltered bay, and has piers for fishing and boating, barbeque facilities... read more

Myall Lakes National Park is situated on 47, 493 hectares and is located 236 kiloemtres north of Sydney and 16 kilometres east of Bulahdelah... read more

Located on the coast, at the mouth of a small local river which bears its name, Nambucca Heads is a sleepy township just south of Coffs Harbour on the... read more

Known for its white beaches, crystal waters, subtropical climate and pods of friendly and curious bottlenose dolphins, Port Stephens is a beautiful seaside... read more

Greater Port Macquarie is steeped in maritime history, and at the Maritime Museum's 3 venues you have the opportunity to relive over 100 years of heritage... read more

Port Stephens is an idyllic coastal Paradise where the emphasis is on pleasure. From the fabulous scenery typified by volcanic peaks along the coastline... read more

Sawtell is found on the beautiful North Coast of New South Wales just 6km south of Coffs Harbour. Located 555km north of Sydney and 400km south of Brisbane... read more

This coastal town occupies the southern headland of Port Stephens,flanked by Tomaree Natinal Park and has both oceon and harbour beaches.Supposedly named... read more

South West Rocks is where the Macleay River's journey ends as it meets the sea. This beautiful area has clear aquamarine waters; tiny coves; a peaceful... read more

It's the combination of beaches, river, national parks, hinterland and the close proximity to major city hubs such as Newcastle and Sydney that makes the... read more

The National Park covers most of the coastline between base of Tomaree Headland and Fishermans Bay, which is an area of 2347ha.No camping permitted... read more

Trail Bay is a great place for sailboarding and sailing. Walk around the crescent-shaped beach and discover the wreck of one of three vessels which where... read more