Top 10 Free Things to do in Central Coast, New South Wales

The finest, unique handcrafted candles, created by Yvonne plus antiques & collectables, home decor and gifts for every occasion. Whilst visiting the Wyong Milk Factory be sure to drop in to byvonne to see a great range of handmade and specialised products. We have recently (March 2018) moved to larger premises at "The Top Cottage" just outside the entrance to the top car park and have expanded our range of products to include Antiques & Collectables. A family run and staffed business. TRADING HOURS Wednesday to Sunday 10am till 4pm. Other days and times by request (bus tours, groups etc.)

Beautifully restored Lighthouse Keepers Quarters dating back to 1903. The Lighthouse Keepers Quarters consist of two recently upgraded 3 bedroom cottages located on the headland with magnificent ocean vistas. On site hosts are at your beck and call. Sleeping up to 8 people in each fully self contained cottage. Norah Head is the perfect escape for a romantic weekend for two or a family week away. With more upgrades in the near future the Lighthouse Trust looks forward to welcoming many more visitors through working lighthouse.

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.

Central Coast Council is taking precautionary measures to protect staff and the community against the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19). As such we have made the unfortunate decision to close The Entrance Visitor Information Centre until further notice. We are monitoring information supplied by NSW Health and Federal authorities daily and will provide updates to our community regularly as information comes to hand. The Entrance Visitor Information Centre is located in Marine Parade, next to the Memorial Park. Call in and see the friendly staff and volunteers for accommodation bookings and advice, maps, attractions, dining, fishing licences, NSW National Parks annual passes, souvenirs and all other information that will assist you during your stay on the Central Coast. Open 7 days from 9am till 5pm (excluding Good Friday & Christmas Day)

Central Coast Council is taking precautionary measures to protect staff and the community against the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19). As such we have made the unfortunate decision to cancel the Pelican Feed. We are monitoring information supplied by NSW Health and Federal authorities daily and will provide updates to our community regularly as information comes to hand. We encourage you to stay up-to-date with the latest information and advice from NSW Health. The Pelican Feed takes place on The Entrance waterfront at 3.30pm each day and is one of the Central Coast's most popular tourist attractions, entertaining and educating visitors and residents alike about the area’s own pelican colony.