Top Things to do in Terrigal
10 Things to Do in Terrigal That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Terrigal, Australia including Terrigal Beach, Avoca Beach Picture Theatre, Distillery Botanica, Captain Cook Lookout, Block 'n Tackle Brewery, Crackneck Lookout Coast Walk, Firescreek Fruit Wines, Gosford Classic Car Museum, Macmasters Beach, The Skillion.
Restaurants in Terrigal
1. Terrigal Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 498 reviews
Reviewed By skyeline786 - Sydney, Australia
A beautiful, calm beach with plenty of life savers on hand. You can swim safely, which access to lovely restaurants nearby. During the school holiday season, this beach does get crowded and you'll find yourself retreating from the sand to a nearby cafe. You will still enjoy the lovely view.
2. Avoca Beach Picture Theatre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 94 reviews
Reviewed By Janellesteve - Sydney
We attended a Tango musician singing dancing show..a live act. Theatre mixes movies with live shows. It has a small intimate bar...snacks available seats very comfortable good sound system....if in the region check the web site for shows. Easy parking .
3. Distillery Botanica
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 52 reviews
Reviewed By QCKL - Hong Kong
Joined the tasting session in a Saturday morning. Wonderful to have tasted all liqueurs distilled on site. Cannot resist the coffee liqueur, Mr. Black. Smooth and aromatic! Bought a small bottle back home.
4. Captain Cook Lookout
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By rightcoastplayer - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Beautiful view of OZ coast. Seen in October with plenty whales out to sea. Can see from Newcastle to Sydney.
5. Block 'n Tackle Brewery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By Marc D - Wamberal, Australia
We came here, met up with friends, tried many different beers, and had a small bite to eat.
Small enjoyable atmosphere.
Worth a sample!
(Just consider a Plan B!)
6. Crackneck Lookout Coast Walk
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By Nonapama - Kincumber, Australia
Great views present themselves at every turn and the wild flowers this time of year are prolific. We didn’t see any whales this time but I have in the past. Well structure stairs make any steeper parts easy going. Anyone who enjoys peace & quiet, water views & getting into the bush can’t help but enjoy.
7. Firescreek Fruit Wines
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 17 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 skc97 - Sydney, Australia
Surrounding by picturesque Gardens which are a favourite settings for weddings in spring when they are in full bloom; this winery makes wines from a combination of fruit grown on the property & other in season fruit purchased locally. Combinations tried were blackcurrant & coffee, elderberry & lime.
8. Gosford Classic Car Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 265 reviews
Gosford Classic Car Museum showcases a world class, diverse and evolving collection of rare and classic cars. We offer our visitors a unique and inspiring experience of automotive engineering excellence including vintage classics, supercars, muscle cars and even Military vehicles. Gosford Classic Car Museum was born out of a passion for the artistry of automobiles. Covering an expanse of more than 11,000 square metres. It now showcases approximately 450 cars, with a total value of over $70 million. Gosford Classic Car Museum offers a nostalgic dining experience to remember. Visit our 1964 Airstream Café, operated by renowned Chef Daniel and his team at Fork’n’Knife . Our iconic diner setting and globally inspired menu offers a wide variety of international dishes as well as cultural twists on breakfast and lunch classics. Car clubs are welcome to visit the museum as a group. We have a designated area they can display their cars when booked prior to visiting.
Reviewed By Colin P - Canberra, Australia
Spent three hours here today soaking up the beautiful quality of a hige number of cars from all sorts of makers, including some I'd never heard of before. The display is well laid out in a huge building with good information included for each exhibit. If you love cars it is well worth a visit. Good prices including concession prices. All cars are for sale if you have the dollars - a great way to create envy from your neighbours!
9. Macmasters Beach
Overall Ratings
5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By Nonapama - Kincumber, Australia
Always lovely to visit and removed from the more touristy areas of the Central Coast this beach is a top little retreat. A great starting point for a walk through Bouddi National Park which always delights with loads of bush flowers in spring and lovely coastal views along the way.
10. The Skillion
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 68 reviews
Reviewed By Nonapama - Kincumber, Australia
Hats off to the local council for developing this beautiful area. Whether working out by jogging the path up to the lookout or giving your dog a run on the off-leash area or enjoying the view from the top of The Skillion or enjoying the neighbouring Haven & oval with picnic area and beach which is safe for families, there is so much to benefit from in this lovely part of the Central Coast.
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