What to do and see in Pacific Coast Australia, New South Wales: The Best Things to do for Honeymoon

November 24, 2021 Major Galusha

Discover the best top things to do in Pacific Coast Australia, Australia including Tomaree Head, Tweed Regional Gallery & Margaret Olley Art Centre, Parque Nacional de Dorrigo, Newcastle Memorial Walk, Wallis Lake, Cape Byron Distillery, Byron Bay, Lennox Head Beach, Irukandji Shark & Ray Encounters, Dolphin Marine Conservation Park.
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1. Tomaree Head

Tomaree National Park 2 Shoal Bay Rd, Shoal Bay, Port Stephens, New South Wales Australia +61 422 372 273 http://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/things-to-do/walking-tracks/fort-tomaree-walk
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5.0 based on 719 reviews

Tomaree Head

Reviewed By DebB123123 - Lismore, Australia

Paved path up the hill for about 600m with some seating for rests, then you can go sideways for 650 m to see the WW11 bunker which was just an empty shell and not worth it, or walk up to the summit, it does have sections of steep metal stairs with narrow steps, but then more gentle areas to get your breath back before the next stairs. The path wraps around the hill near the top to give great views of the coast and 2 viewing platforms at the top where I saw 2 whales and a pod of dolphins, well worth the effort

2 Mistral Rd, Murwillumbah, New South Wales 2484 Australia +61 2 6670 2790 [email protected] http://artgallery.tweed.nsw.gov.au
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Tweed Regional Gallery & Margaret Olley Art Centre

Tweed Regional Gallery & Margaret Olley Art Centre is housed in a large, modern, architecturally award-winning building with views to Wollumbin/Mount Warning. The Gallery was relocated to this site in 2004 and extended in 2006. The Margaret Olley Art Centre opened as a purpose-built extension in 2014. Opening hours: 10am - 5pm (Wednesday to Sunday) Cafe open: 10am - 4pm (Wednesday to Sunday)

Reviewed By 23cathief - Drysdale, Australia

A beautifully sited gallery with several galleries of special exhibitions, with the highlight being the Olley artwork and re-creation of her home-studio. With the video and hands-on experiences it is totally inspiring as you become immersed in the artist's work and life. Friendly informed staff and volunteers enrich the experience....a "must stop" visit.

3. Parque Nacional de Dorrigo

Dome Rd, Dorrigo, New South Wales 2453 Australia +61 2 6657 2309 http://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/dorrigo-national-park
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5.0 based on 492 reviews

Parque Nacional de Dorrigo

Reviewed By 768jenniferh768 - Leicester, United Kingdom

I called here on a fairly gloomy/rainy day by it didn’t matter at all (with the right footwear and clothing) it’s still a great place to stretch your legs. The walking trail was good (not too strenuous) and lovely to get out in to hearing and seeing nature - also some good informative signs.

4. Newcastle Memorial Walk

Memorial Drive, Newcastle, New South Wales 2300 Australia +61 2 4951 2603 http://www.newcastle.nsw.gov.au/about_newcastle/newcastle_memorial_walk
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5.0 based on 1,871 reviews

Newcastle Memorial Walk

Reviewed By dshah2018 - Newcastle, Australia

Spectacular views of Newcastle and its beaches. Brilliant design; from just a hill it has been transformed into a regular walking trek while giving a great tribute to the Australian WW1 diggers! Not to be missed..

5. Wallis Lake

Mid-Coast Council, Forster, New South Wales Australia
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5.0 based on 61 reviews

Wallis Lake

Beautiful Wallis lake stunning crystal clear blue water great for fishing,swimming,snorkeling and all water sports. Always plenty of dolphins to see.

Reviewed By holidayincomfort4me

Forster-Tuncurry is blessed with the beautiful aqua waters of Wallis Lake a great place for fishing, hiring a boat or taking a cruise on the Free Spirit and home to the Sydney Rock oyster.

6. Cape Byron Distillery

80 St Helena Rd, Byron Bay, New South Wales 2479 Australia +61 2 6684 7961 [email protected] http://www.capebyrondistillery.com/
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5.0 based on 73 reviews

Cape Byron Distillery

Brookie’s Gin is produced at our farm distillery in the hinterland of Byron Bay. We're only open for tours by appointment, so yours will be a special experience. The distillery is set in the heart of our macadamia farm surrounded by subtropical rainforest. On arrival, you will be welcomed to the cellar door with a refreshing Brookie's Gin & Tonic as we take you on a journey through the story of Cape Byron Distillery, the Brook family farm and the art of distillation. A guided tour through the subtropical rainforest is a magical experience; to smell, see and touch the botanicals that are used in the gin, learn the history of the Big Scrub Rainforest and fall in love with this special place. Once back in the distillery you will be lead through an in-depth tasting of our products… and no doubt a few special surprises! Enjoy a fun sensory experience guided by our distillery tour team. To finish, relax on the deck overlooking Brookfarm, watch the birds & enjoy the view! See you soon:)

Reviewed By Jamokath - San Francisco, United States

My wife and I had a great time at the distillery. I had low expectations for the rainforest tour, but it turned out to be really good and quite informative. Our host Elias did a great job. The gin tasting and information session (on the distillation process) was also really good. Thoroughly recommend this as an activity.

7. Byron Bay

Byron Bay, New South Wales Australia [email protected]
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4.5 based on 1,119 reviews

Byron Bay

Byron Hills is situated situated just 3 mins drive into the quaint village of Bangalow and 6-10 mins to Byron’s beaches. Ballina/Byron Airport is a 20 min drive and Coolongatta Airport is a 45 min drive. The property sits on 5 lush acres with views of the surrounding Hinterland and Macadamia farms. The house is well equipped and beautifully furnished with warm inviting interiors. There are 4 good sized bedrooms in total. The Master Suite including an ensuite and outdoor bath with stunning views. Each of the bedrooms open onto gardens or decks with views. There are several outdoor zones to enjoy including an undercover bbq area with seating for 8 people including lounge area. The Tuscan inspired pergola also seating for 8 people includes a traditional pizza oven. This is a beautiful space of an evening as the sun goes down behind the spot lit 100 year old Fig tree. There are monthly markets held as well as the weekly Saturday morning Farmers market where you will find local produce.

Reviewed By ndeborah - Brighton, Australia

I love Byron so much. It’s getting quite commercial now and the prices are up there, but I definitely love the vibe and how everything is centrally located , so I recommend getting accomodation near by so you don’t really need to touch the car unless you’re driving to surf spots. I would avoid going during schoolies and school holidays to avoid the chaos .

8. Lennox Head Beach

Lennox Head, New South Wales Australia https://www.visitnsw.com/destinations/north-coast/byron-bay-area/lennox-head/attractions/lennox-head-beach
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4.5 based on 272 reviews

Lennox Head Beach

Reviewed By Chezbut - Tamworth, Australia

A great, flat sandy beach for walking. As it is dog friendly we got to meet all breeds and spoke with many locals who are also very friendly, lol. Also, the water was still beautiful and warm for this time of year.

9. Irukandji Shark & Ray Encounters

2 Jessie Rd, Port Stephens, New South Wales 2316 Australia +61 2 4982 2476 [email protected] http://www.sharkencounters.com.au
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4.5 based on 306 reviews

Irukandji Shark & Ray Encounters

Irukandji Shark & Ray Encounters is an amazing experience of swimming and interacting with Sharks and Rays. The owners are passionate and dedicated to our Ocean's conservation and Marine Science. Every visitor can learn about the ocean depths and step outside their comfort zone by diving in with these amazing ambassador animals. Once you have experienced these majestic creatures individual personalities, you will have the confidence to take the next step and dive Looking Glass, a popular Nelson Bay shark dive site. Wondering about the name Irukandji? The Irukandji Jellyfish may be the most deadly thing in the world! Coming soon you will see them with your own eyes and learn about the Jellyfish blooms that are currently taking over the ocean like never in history. If you are after an out of this world experience that can be shared with the whole family (even tiny babies get a wetsuit and booties for a swim with the Sharks) then Irukandji is your next adventure waiting to happen.

Reviewed By beckyandjames83 - Broulee, Australia

Staff were all super friendly and knowledgeable. I highly recommend paying the extra to get in the water for the feedings so you can be up close and personal with these amazing creatures.

10. Dolphin Marine Conservation Park

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Dolphin Marine Conservation Park

Experience marine animals up close. Discover how you can help preserve our wildlife and their environments every day. Be inspired to act and save our marine animals and oceans. Dolphin Marine Conservation Park is Coff's Harbour's #1 experience. Located on the beautiful Mid-North Coast of NSW, in Coffs Harbour, close to the Jetty precinct and adjacent the Coffs Creek. Our marine park opened 50 years ago, Boxing Day 1970, as a rescue and rehabilitation centre for native marine animals and we continue this vital service today. Dolphin Marine Conservation Park is the only destination in Australia where you can experience unique marine mammals up close including bottle-nosed dolphins, endangered Australian Sea Lions, Little Blue Penguins, Freshwater Turtles and local Reef Fish. Plus you can see our Animal Rehabilitation hospital at work. We rescue, rehabilitate and release hundreds of turtles every year. Open 9-3 daily except for Public Holidays. Licenced Creekside Cafe 7:30-2:30.

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