Top Things to do in Killcare
5 Things to do in Killcare That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Killcare, Australia including Box Head Trail, Marie Byles Lookout, Bouddi National Park, Elixir Journeys, Bouddi Gallery.
1. Box Head Trail
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By Skeyers - Gosford, Australia
Get out and explore a coastline that is begging to be explored - the walk is not too difficult and the views are amazing
2. Marie Byles Lookout
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By O7408YWjeremyl - Killcare, Australia
As the crow flies, it's 80 kms north along the coastline to Sydney CBD, and the view from Marie Byles lookout is superb on a clear day. The view north encompasses Palm Beach headland and it's lighthouse, Lion Island and Pittwater, the Whale Beach headland, the Long Reef headland, and finally the Long Reef headland before North Head. In winter and spring it's possible to see migrating whales, and dolphins are welcome visitors to Putty and Killcare beach below the viewing platform. There are many good bush tracks tracing the coastline in the adjacent Bouddi National Park, which Marie Byles helped to create.
3. Bouddi National Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 52 reviews
Reviewed By slbaxter8862 - Brisbane, Australia
Great walk and the scenery was terrific. Not too hard and the paths were in good order. It was winter but we scored the weather of spring and it was warm enough to take off the jacket. Highly recommend.
4. Elixir Journeys
Just 90 minutes north of Sydney is the gorgeous Bouddi Peninsula and Hawkesbury region – a natural paradise just waiting to be explored. We’ve combined energising nature based experiences with fabulous food and wine for an easy escape that will leave you feeling as if you’ve been away for weeks, not days.
5. Bouddi Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By 609CathyH - Sydney, Australia
A friend & I came across this place while on a short stay in the area. I got my 2nd - & by far my favorite - Aboriginal painting there. The woman running the place couldn't be nicer. No being pounced on & given the hard sell. When I was ready to ask some questions, she was so open and informative without being pushy & very respectful of the artists. A week later I phoned and questioned how the artwork was sourced - she happily provided detailed information which was what I understood was the best practice. She organised for the painting to be stretched and framed at a good price. Love the painting and made nicer by the experience of the staff.
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