Top Things to do in Hawks Nest
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What to do and see in Hawks Nest, New South Wales: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Hawks Nest, Australia including Ezy Kayaks Hawks Nest, Bennetts Beach Hawks Nest, Jimmy's Beach, Winda Woppa Reserve, Mount Yacaaba, The Hawks Nest Golf Course.
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1. Ezy Kayaks Hawks Nest
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 129 reviews
Kayak Hire, guided kayak tours and SUP (stand-up paddle boarding) on the Myall River. Kayak on enclosed flat water, easy paced and relaxed, suitable for all ages from beginners to experienced. Great family or group activity. Safety briefing and basic instruction before your hire. Explore the Myall River by kayak, paddle around islands and up close to shipwrecks. Possible Dolphin watching! Safe shallow beach at launch site. Shady area. Parking, BBQ, water station and toilets nearby. Bookings are required. KAYAK HIRE INCLUDES: Single or double sit-on-top kayaks or a SUP; safety brief and basic instruction before the trip; weather briefing; PFD (personal flotation device); comfortable backrest; experienced qualified Kayak Guide if on a tour; local maps. We welcome overseas visitors and our guides speak basic French, Mandarin and Strayan. BRING: water bottle, sunscreen, hat, clothes & shoes/thongs you don't mind getting wet.
2. Bennetts Beach Hawks Nest
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 122 reviews
Reviewed By bladdamasta - Manly, Australia
I’ve been visiting Bennett’s on and off for 22 years. It is a wonderful beach with a great outlook to Yacaba Headland to the South, John Gould Island straight out and Broughton Island to the North. The sand is lovely and soft. In summer it can get busy, but it is well patrolled and there is always a spot for a towel. I’ve had some great body-surfs - but it is always dependent on the conditions. There’s car-parking right behind the beach.
3. Jimmy's Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 108 reviews
Reviewed By femalenfiftyish - Brisbane, Australia
We enjoyed a relaxed swim in calm waters at Jimmy’s Beach. What a lovely place with spectacular views. I love swimming and doing laps so it was perfect for me. There were lots of families with small children.
4. Winda Woppa Reserve
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By aussieforayear - Sydney, Australia
Definitely enjoyed our ride and stroll along the designated paths...the open beaches, sand dunes and interesting fauna is a real must for those who want to feel close to nature. Great sunset spots!!
5. Mount Yacaaba
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By C_and_J_Lewis - Sydney, Australia
We had visited the Southern Head to Port Stephens (Tomaree Head) so wanted to visit the North Head. So glad we did, a great view, a beautiful walk along the beach. It is a bit of a hike but the sand dunes, and view back across to Nelson and Shoal Bay. There is a car park (about 500 meters unpaved road) which then leads to a beach hike to the Mountain, then the hike up. One side of the Spit is obviously the Ocean with great waves, and the other side the Bay side overlooking Shoal Bay etc. 4WD enthusiasts love the area, and with good reason, the beach is almost endless and the waves incredible. Great place to visit and free, so you can't complain about the cost.
6. The Hawks Nest Golf Course
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 54 reviews
Reviewed By B2981JFthomas
This course was a pleasure to play, flat, easy walking and great serenity. The clubhouse has recently undergone a facelift with new carpet, a paint job and a new cafe. The Sun Bistro offers quality Chinese & Thai cuisine which was delicious! By far the best club in the area and most spacious! Well worth a visit
