Top Things to do in Pacific Coast Australia
Top Hotels in Pacific Coast Australia
The 10 Best Points of Interest & Landmarks in Pacific Coast Australia, New South Wales
Discover the best top things to do in Pacific Coast Australia, Australia including St.Andrew's Anglican Church, Cape Byron State Conservation Area, Gan Gan Lookout, Breakwall Waking Path, One Mile Beach, Hello Koalas Sculpture Trail, Old Bottlebutt, Watt Street Wharf, Nobbys Head and Breakwall, The Big UGG Boots.
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1. St.Andrew's Anglican Church
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
2. Cape Byron State Conservation Area
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4.5 based on 148 reviews
Reviewed By M7025NQtonyw - Sydney, Australia
Home to the famous Cape Byron Lighthouse it also has the lighthouse keepers cottages, cafe, viewing platforms and some of the most spectacular and rugged coastline in the region.
3. Gan Gan Lookout
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4.5 based on 762 reviews
Reviewed By Y6333LUtimf - Campbelltown, Australia
Beautiful 360 degree view of nelson Bay and surrounds, could see down to Stockton beach across to the Myall Lakes and out to lemon tree passage.
4. Breakwall Waking Path
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4.5 based on 368 reviews
Reviewed By TheSydneyDoll - Sydney, Australia
A very fun and unique experience, walk along the beautiful beach and look at all of the beautiful artworks painted on the rocks.
5. One Mile Beach
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4.5 based on 91 reviews
Reviewed By CandiceHunt - Newcastle, Australia
Such a beautiful beach, family friendly, even with little kids. Perfect for a job from one end to the other. Highly recommend seeing the sites if you are visiting the area.
6. Hello Koalas Sculpture Trail
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4.5 based on 393 reviews
HELLO KOALAS SCULPTURE TRAIL, PORT MACQUARIE is a fun and entertaining day out for people of all ages and it's FREE! There are 75+ one metre high fibreglass koala sculptures, dotted across the region, from the mountains to the sea. The hand painted sculptures, created by local artists, offer a dazzling display of original artwork. Hello Koalas is a bold, ambitious and imaginative sculpture project, celebrating one of Australia's iconic animals - the Koala. It's designed to generate a sense of surprise for everyone who comes across the creatively decorated koalas resting in parkland, lazing by the river, waiting outside the shops, or playing with children. Hello Koalas Sculpture Trail Guide is free from many tourism outlets, including the Visitor Information Centre at the Glasshouse on Clarence Street, or download a pdf online before you arrive. Hello Koalas sculptures are sponsored by local businesses and organisations to enable the Trail to be a free experience for everyone to enjoy!
Reviewed By TheSydneyDoll - Sydney, Australia
Upon arriving at my hotel in Port Macquarie the first thing I noticed was a sculpture of a koala outside the hotel. I soon learnt that there were many other koala sculptures like this around Port Macquarie and that the aim was to try and find all of the sculptures. If you go to Sea Acres Rainforest Centre they have a map you can take which shows you where all of the sculptures are, you can also get a map from the offical Hello Koala's store where they work on the sculptures and sell merchandise. I met the Woman behind Hello Koala's Margret Meagher, she invited me into the shop and kindly shared with me the history of Hello Koalas. During a trip to the UK Margret came across the Larkin With Toads Public Art Project which inspired her to create Hello Koalas, she felt that these sculptures would be a good way to engage and up lift the community, Margret also explained that these sculptures can be beneficial to people with Dementia as art has been proven to help people with Dementia as it can increase brain stimulation and improve memory. The sculptures are all hand painted by Australian artists, I think this project is amazing and I wish we had this here in Sydney, it was great fun going around with my map and one by one ticking the sculptures off.
7. Old Bottlebutt
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4.5 based on 48 reviews
Reviewed By Joshby - Melbourne, Australia
A not too long drive from Port Macquarie to Old Bottlebutt to get there........but be warned if you are using Googlemaps and it shows a quicker/shorter option off Internal Break Rd - to go along King Creek Rd: DO NOT TAKE IT like we did!! We did and only just managed to drive along it and return ????. It was very narrow and gravelly and undulating in parts! Stick to driving on Internal Break Rd and Jimmy Rd which lead to a carpark and picnic area with drop toilets. The tree was worth the drive!
8. Watt Street Wharf
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4.5 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By DestinationsJourney - Hunter Valley, Australia
This is a historically important spot in Newcastle, although most of it is now gone. This was the place of the first wharf, where coal was exported and ships unloaded cargo. Now it's a great spot to relax, have a nice walk and take in the views of Nobby's Headland, Stockton Beach and the Harbor.
9. Nobbys Head and Breakwall
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4.5 based on 242 reviews
Reviewed By LawrenceDeCosta - Canberra, Australia
Lotsa good memories of the spit, beach, lighthouse and views of both beach side and harbour side, including tug boats pulling huge tankers out to sea.... And whales to top it off
10. The Big UGG Boots
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4.5 based on 48 reviews
Mortels museum and factory tours offer a truly unique experience inside an Australian company with a fascinating history. Take a fully guided UGG factory tour and learn how uggs are made and get an insight into the production process. The sheepskin industry's rich history is displayed in an informative, interactive way in The Sheep's Back Museum. Browse through Mortels large range of sheepskin products and other Australiana products. Sit and enjoy a delicious meal and coffee in Mortels Café & Gift Gallery. Daily factory tours Monday - Friday 11am, no booking required. Other times by bookings for groups - minimum 8. Tour cost $15 per adult, $7.50 per child to 16 years.
Reviewed By margaretan116 - Sydney, Australia
Would not buy my UGG Boots anywhere else Drive up from Sydney whenever I am going overseas to take as gifts as these are made locally and hve an amazing selection First class quality and very helpful staff also you can have a coffee and sandwich after you have made your selection from a massive range
