Discover the best top things to do in Port Stephens, Australia including Nelson Head Heritage Lighthouse and Reserve, Oakfield Ranch, Gan Gan Lookout, Point Stephens Lighthouse, One Mile Beach, Barry Park, Barramundi Farm, Medowie Macadamias, Tanilba House, Barry Park Lookout.
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4.5 based on 512 reviews
Interesting visit to the inner light house to see some of Port Stephens history and view of Shoal Bay and out the headlands.
4.5 based on 131 reviews
This was an amazing experience where it felt totally safe, the camels were really calm and sturdy and the Guide wash amazing! My family and I were lucky to be at the front where we got some interesting stories. For example, Australia introduced camels from Afganistan back in the 1800's and as we left them to roam after using them to move people and goods , there are hundreds of thousands of camels roaming Australia today! Or the fact that the dessert there was once used for target practice where you can still see evidence of bits of barbed wire in the sand, yet he was leading the camel pack in bare feet! There were lots more stories as well as some really interesting facts about camels as well! We visited during a weekend in early Sept with our 2 girls who were aged 3 and 10. We thought our 3 year old might freak out but she loved it where both girls still talk about the trip 1 month later! They are also Covid safe as the wipe down the helmets after each group and also have alcohol hand sanitizers for both before and after the rides. A highly memorable experience and one that is relatively affordable for the whole family at $35 per adult and $30 per child for 20 minutes. Highly recommended!
4.5 based on 762 reviews
Beautiful 360 degree view of nelson Bay and surrounds, could see down to Stockton beach across to the Myall Lakes and out to lemon tree passage.
4.5 based on 43 reviews
We looked up the tides and set off to cross in the window where you could get across the spit without getting your feet (too) wet. What an experience! Not only was the beach walk spectacular (my favourite) but you get to experience history as well. As a ‘local’ I never knew this existed! We even had time to have a swim in the sheltered beach on the other side of the spit. PS We recently (Sept 2020) attempted to cross again but hazardous surf has limited access. If you can do it safely, it’s worth doing.
4.5 based on 91 reviews
Such a beautiful beach, family friendly, even with little kids. Perfect for a job from one end to the other. Highly recommend seeing the sites if you are visiting the area.
4.5 based on 37 reviews
Barry Park has is it. A little remote to make it more exclusive, but accessible by car. Public amenities, BBQ's, structured walks and a lookout that would be fabulous for whale watching Definately worth seeking out
4.5 based on 72 reviews
Barramundi and hydroponic vegetable farm tour, largest producer in NSW of barramundi with year round production, this is award winning indoor facility, see the production cycle of the fish growing process,fish from 40mm to 800mm, opportunity to feed and play with the fish in the front pond surrounding the family restaurant is free, guided tours @ 11am & 2pm daily $10 for adults $5 for Children.
What an amazing place to visit! This is a must do while visiting the area. The farm is located a short drive from Nelson Bay, very easy to find. I arrived today with my travel group of 12 for the tour and lunch which was great value. We learnt so much about fish farming and hydroponics then had the most delicious baked Barramundi which melted in your mouth. The service was excellent considering the group size, thank you Nick and your great team for a memorable experience. See you with my next group mid February!
4.0 based on 8 reviews
I really loved the atmosphereed tea and nibbles being served to us.Afterwards got to walk around the garden,learning about the history of Tanilba House There is lots of parking Thankyou Dee and Glenn
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