Nambucca Heads is one of those Mid North Coast towns that feels easy from the moment you arrive. Set where the Nambucca River meets the sea, it has a beautiful mix of river views, ocean beaches, rainforest pockets, lookouts, cafes and relaxed holiday parks. It is best known for the colourful V-Wall Outdoor Gallery, a breakwall covered in painted rocks, messages and memories at the mouth of the river. It is also a lovely base for beach walks, fishing, kayaking, golf, family ho

A beautiful walk overlooking Gloucester, NSW.

Evans Head Tucked between the Richmond River and the protected wilderness of Bundjalung National Park, Evans Head is one of the North Coast’s most underrated gems. With its sweeping beaches, tranquil riverside setting, and peaceful pace of life, this relaxed seaside town makes a refreshing alternative to busier destinations like Byron Bay or Ballina. Search for Accommodation in Evans Head Hotels, holiday parks, cottages and more Whether you’re chasing waves, casting a fishing

Why Visit Cape Hawke Lookout Stunning views Connect with nature Get some exercise Great photo opportunity Cape Hawke Lookout is a must-visit spot when visiting Forster. Be prepared for a bit of a workout, as you'll need some fitness to tackle the 450-metre climb up the steps and slope. Fortunately, there are rest stops with seating along the way. Be Aware of the Mozzies at Cape Hawke Lookout During the summer, watch out for mosquitoes, especially after rain, as they can be qu

Mt Yacaaba - An Unforgettable Climb on the NSW North Coast If you're visiting Hawks Nest or Tea Gardens, the Mount Yacaaba walking track is a must-do for anyone who loves nature, coastal scenery, and a bit of a challenge. Often described as the “jewel” of Hawks Nest, Mount Yacaaba marks the northern headland of Port Stephens and offers spectacular views across the bay, Broughton Island, and Myall Lakes. Whether you're staying in town for a weekend or passing through on a coas

Spend a day exploring Mutton Bird Island Coffs Harbour

If green is the new black then the Coffs Coast has struck gold becoming NSW’s first and only certified ECO Destination , announced today...

If unwinding is on your mind then head to the relaxed town of Crescent Head on the NSW Mid North Coast. This gorgeous part of the world displays stunning sandy beaches and lush national parks for bushwalking and hanging out in nature. Crescent Head is the perfect spot for camping, whale watching, golf and surfing. Crescent Head is a village with a rich surfing culture of many decades. Although not a huge village, you will be surprised by its many cafes, chic boutiques and gol

Bulahdelah Mountain Aboriginal Place is well worth the visit.

Urunga Boardwalk a must visit on the Coffs Coast.

Cattai Wetlands is just North of Taree past the Harrington Turn on Spring Road. This amazing part of the NSW Mid North Coast provide a sanctuary for over 180 species of birds, kangaroos, wallabies and reptiles. Cattai Wetlands has over two kilometres of walking track and a board walk viewing deck for bird watchers and photographers (pictured below). Now word of warning, in mosquito season you must be prepared. At the time of my visit there were swarms of them, and I carried a

Top of Ellenborough Falls Ellenborough Falls is one of the longest single drop waterfalls in the Southern Hemisphere (200 metres). Located on the Bulga Plateau at Elands, Ellenborough Falls is one hour's drive north-west of Taree, through Wingham on Tourist Drive 8. Once past Wingham the road is quite narrow and at times not marked and full of potholes. As you venture along it turns to gravel and the view is spectacular as you wind up the hill. Take caution as you drive as th

Harrington is conveniently located just ten minutes north of Taree, making it an easily accessible destination for those seeking a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of urban life. This charming seaside village is nestled at the northern mouth of the picturesque Manning River, where the river meets the expansive waters of the Pacific Ocean. The location offers a unique blend of riverine and oceanic beauty, creating a serene environment that attracts visitors from nea

Tucked away just a five-minute drive from Forster’s town centre, Burgess Beach is one of those places that feels like it’s been kept secret just for you. Nestled at the end of a quiet residential street, this secluded cove isn’t signposted like the more popular beaches—but that’s exactly what makes it feel like your own private paradise. A Coastal Escape That Feels a World Away On a clear day, the ocean here takes on that perfect tropical hue—a dazzling mix of aquas and deep