Top Things to do in Central Coast
Top Hotels in Central Coast
- 1. Ibis Styles The Entrance
- 2. Crowne Plaza Terrigal Pacific, an IHG Hotel
- 3. Mercure Kooindah Waters Central Coast
- 4. Terrigal Pacific Coastal Retreat
- 5. Pullman Magenta Shores Resort Hotel
- 6. The Clan Terrigal
- 7. Terrigal Sails Serviced Apartments
- 8. Ibis Budget Gosford
- 9. Galaxy Motel
- 10. Nesuto The Entrance Apartments
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What to do and see in Central Coast, New South Wales: The Best Things to do Good for a Rainy Day
Discover the best top things to do in Central Coast, Australia including The Massage Spa, Byvonne, The Marshmallow Co., Gosford Regional Gallery, Firescreek Fruit Wines, Distillery Botanica, The Entrance Visitor Information Centre, Clip 'N Climb, Gasalong Thai Massage, The Factory.
Restaurants in Central Coast
1. The Massage Spa
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 17 reviews
The Massage Spa is a mobile massage and day spa beauty service operating throughout homes, hotels, bed and breakfasts and other holiday accommodation on the Central Coast of NSW. We bring the spa experience to you, so that you can relax and indulge in our luxurious treatments from the comfort and privacy of your own home or holiday accommodation.We offer a range of services to suit both men and women, including massages, facials, manicures, pedicures and body treatments, leaving you feeling relaxed, refreshed and pampered.
2. Byvonne
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 9 reviews
The finest, unique handcrafted candles, created by Yvonne plus antiques & collectables, home decor and gifts for every occasion. Whilst visiting the Wyong Milk Factory be sure to drop in to byvonne to see a great range of handmade and specialised products. We have recently (March 2018) moved to larger premises at "The Top Cottage" just outside the entrance to the top car park and have expanded our range of products to include Antiques & Collectables. A family run and staffed business. TRADING HOURS Wednesday to Sunday 10am till 4pm. Other days and times by request (bus tours, groups etc.)
3. The Marshmallow Co.
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 9 reviews
Welcome to marshmallow heaven! With over 25 flavours of marshmallow to choose from + toasted campfire s'mores, there's something for everyone. Bring the whole family and enjoy coffee, shakes, and desserts too!
Reviewed By 84dennisy - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Superb milkshakes with perfect sweetness! Great marshmallows and waffles to have along with milkshakes!
4. Gosford Regional Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 215 reviews
Reviewed By planetogra - Tewantin, Australia
A hidden treasure with their Japanese Garden sublime. The cafe is good average fare with staff taking considerable care with Covid adherence. The Art Gallery was not open at time of our visit, but does have a strong reputation for its featured exhibitions. We took 40 minutes to enjoy strolling around the gardens supported by Gosford's sister city in Japan - EDOGAWA. This botanic garden would suffer from me trying to describe it in words. It is visually stunning with plenty of great photographic angles to capture.
5. Firescreek Fruit Wines
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 26 reviews
Firescreek Fruit Winery handcraft an innovative and diverse variety of fruit, flower and herb wines and offer the visitor an opportunity to sample many flavours and aromas. The winery is set in a beautiful rustic cellar door / production “tin shed” epitomizing the blending of old techniques with new ideas. The range of wines is constantly changing as the seasons change and so are the stunning gardens at Firescreek Winery set on 2.5 acres of lush grounds featuring rainforest skirting the property on the permanent creek, water Lilly ponds, numerous fruit trees and vines. It has the rustic feel of a Tuscan vineyard, combined with the lushness of temperate rainforest - all rolled into one. As the seasons change from winter to spring, summer and autumn the gardens at Firescreek unfold their ever-changing colours. Spring is full of the flush of new growth, brilliant young greens of the amber trees and willows; and the new leaves of the vineyard. Summer evenings are warm and the brilliant blues of agapanthus contrast with the crisp green lawn. Autumn is a season for gold and russet hues of the beautiful trees and the garden abounds in autumn foliage. Come and experience the versatility, abundance and richness on the Central Coast of NSW.
Reviewed By Niec - Brisbane, Australia
Fortunately, we were unexpectedly sent to this winery on our 8 day tour as the venue we were to go to, had closed due to fires in the volunteers' district area. On arrival I was taken back by the pleasant country atmoshpere. The winemaker is a very likeable lady, who gave us a tour of her garden and explained organic growing and her fruit, growing for wine making. They have a very lovely garden on an acreage and backed by large trees. We went into a very comfortable small building with a lovely window out over the garden. Here we were given seven tastings of her wine by both her and her husband. Their pretty little daughter was chatting while she painted on herself a red nose and brown cheeks of a reindeer as it was nearly Xmas. The wine was really enjoyable and we walked over to the cellar door to buy. I certainly enjoyed drinking fruit wines. Try a spritz with it.
6. Distillery Botanica
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 78 reviews
Reviewed By thewhereto - Sydney, Australia
Distillery Botanica is set up on the perfect site for a Gin distillery. This Central Coast Distillery is located in Erina on a 3 hectare site, which was once known as the Fragrant Gardens. The head distiller Philip Moore started out as a herbalist, initially taking over the gardens 10 years ago. Passion breeds success, for Philip has immersed himself in his passion for nature and his beautiful garden, utilising his knowledge to produce some highly regarded spirits. Philip has already achieved great success globally, producing award winning gins and coffee liqueurs. We aren't going to give too much away, but keep an eye on this distillery they have some exciting projects on the horizon. Moore's love for botanicals are on display in the gin offered by the distillery, many of the ingredients coming from the incredible garden on site at the distillery. Botanica Distillery is well worth visiting to enjoy the surrounds, to have a chat with Philip and to enjoy a tasting at the cellar door, which is open Wednesday to Sunday 10am-5pm. We sincerely appreciated the time Philip took to explain the history of his life, products, brand and distillery. Try the Dry Gin, a traditional style of gin that has taken a Gold medal at the London International Wine and Spirit Competition. It is certainly worth its accolades. There is also the Distillers Cut to be enjoyed with a tonic. The Roots and Leaves Dry Gin is a contemporary gin showcasing flavours inspired by Philip's Distillery garden. It's not all gin though. There are a variety of Liquers to enjoy, including the famous Mr Black Cold Brew Coffee Liquer, another award winner and a very popular spirit, for it it's sold internationally and at plenty of bars we know. The site also hosts 'Bar Botanica', just a stones throw from the cellar door, serving some fantastic gelato utilising flavours from the garden. This is operated by the Mr Goaty Gelato team. They also have food and coffees and the Garden is beautiful to sit in and enjoy your food. This was one of many highlights on our recent visit to the Central Coast. Not far from Sydney, plan a trip, book some accommodation and add Distillery Botanica to the itinerary.
7. The Entrance Visitor Information Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 58 reviews
Central Coast Council is taking precautionary measures to protect staff and the community against the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19). As such we have made the unfortunate decision to close The Entrance Visitor Information Centre until further notice. We are monitoring information supplied by NSW Health and Federal authorities daily and will provide updates to our community regularly as information comes to hand. The Entrance Visitor Information Centre is located in Marine Parade, next to the Memorial Park. Call in and see the friendly staff and volunteers for accommodation bookings and advice, maps, attractions, dining, fishing licences, NSW National Parks annual passes, souvenirs and all other information that will assist you during your stay on the Central Coast. Open 7 days from 9am till 5pm (excluding Good Friday & Christmas Day)
Reviewed By Tracey_anne90 - North Richmond, Australia
My husband and I visited The Entrance Visitor Information Centre as we were hiring bikes and needed to collect our helmets. The lady in the centre was so friendly and helpful, giving us a map and recommending multiple routes to take. There were also lots of souvenirs available for purchase.
8. Clip 'N Climb
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 31 reviews
Clip ‘N Climb is where climbing wall meets theme park ... a stunning action packed entertainment precinct that provides oodles of healthy challenging fun for everyone. It's a great indoor activity and truly is a WOW activity, fun for all ages! All equipment is provided, and with unique themed climbs, indoor climbing has never been easier. See how many ways you can climb – race yourself or your mates on the many challenging Clip ‘N Climb walls. Every climb is equipped with the Trublue auto belay making it safe and easy to climb free of a belay buddy. Had enough? Made it to the top? Want to go up again? Just jump off, glide down, and start your next climb. Clip ‘N Climb has heaps of unique climbing challenges that are popular in Australia, New Zealand, Europe, North America and Asia.
Reviewed By GrahamC444 - Gosford, Australia
I took my team to this venue for a team building activity. The staff went out of their way to accommodate us and the personalised service make the event that little bit special. Everyone in the team had a fantastic time and enjoyed the challenges of the varying climbs. Everyone had a go and whilst some were very good, everyone was able to conquer their own challenge. I would recommend this venue for any team, family or friends looking to do something different.
9. Gasalong Thai Massage
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 12 reviews
Enjoy a variety of massage at Woy Woy. We provide professional massage only. Our services are performed by well-trained and skilled therapists who have more than five year experiences. In addition, all products we use during treatments are selected.
Reviewed By 362neerac
I love this pace very good massage and friendly staff here and good hot tea I will back again ????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
10. The Factory
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 42 reviews
The Factory is the home of renown Australian confectionery producers, Nougat Limar, Bon Bon Fine Chocolate and The Sydney Marshmallow Co. We invite you to explore our factory where these delicious treats are created for all to enjoy. Make your way through the big wooden doors where you will be greeted with hundreds of amazing, locally made, exclusive products for all tastes and ages. ** Monday and Tuesday open for Retail and Tours only (Cafe closed)
Reviewed By 8aliciag - Sydney, Australia
Yummy treats. Loved the nougat . Great milkshake spot after the waterfalls. Would visit again if in area .
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