Blueys Beach, Pacific Palms NSW Blueys Beach NSW sits in the beautiful Pacific Palms region just minutes from both Boomerang Beach and Elizabeth Beach. This relaxed coastal stretch runs for around 900 metres, framed by gently rising, tree-covered hills that give it a secluded, almost tucked-away feel. Discover Blueys Beach Accommodation The beach takes its unusual name from a local story about a cow called “Bluey” who wandered too close to the cliff edge and fell. It’s one of

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Coastal View from bush walk About 20km from Forster, Booti Booti National Park is comprised of an 8km peninsula between the Pacific Ocean and Smiths Lake. This beautiful part of New South Wales covers 1,566ha of scenic headlands, stunning beaches, vibrant rainforest, and 11km of estuarine foreshore right next to Forster. The name comes from “butibuti,” the local Worimi Aboriginal word meaning “plenty of honey.” Booti Booti National Park Booti Booti National Park is ideal for

Seal Rocks Where is Seal Rocks? Seal Rocks is a tiny village with excellent surf, a beautiful lighthouse and panoramic ocean views surrounded by Myall Lakes National Park. Seal Rocks is located 277 km north along the coast from Sydney via the Pacific Highway, the Lakes Way and Seal Rocks Road. The road into Seal Rocks is not paved. Seal Rocks Beaches Seal Rocks is popular so accommodation books out fast, especially in peak season. Search your dates below to find available hol

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

Discover the best bushwalks on the NSW North Coast which is home to some of the most diverse and beautiful bushwalking trails in Australia. From the gentle seaside boardwalks of the Mid North Coast to the wild coastal treks of the Northern Rivers, there’s a walk for every type of explorer. Whether you’re here for a short scenic stroll or an epic multi-day hike, this guide takes you from Tea Gardens to Tweed, showcasing the region’s must-do bushwalks. Mid North Coast Bushwalks

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