Top Things to do in Tuncurry
What to do and see in Tuncurry, Australia: The Best Places and Tips
Discover the best top things to do in Tuncurry, Australia including Tuncurry Rock Pool, Cape Hawke Lookout, The Bellevue Hotel and Bar, Forster Tuncurry Golf Driving Range & Water Golf, Wallis Lake, Great Lakes Museum, Horse About Tours - Day Tours, Burgess Beach, Forster, Bennetts Head Lookout, Reel Ocean Adventures.
Restaurants in Tuncurry
1. Tuncurry Rock Pool
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 118 reviews
Reviewed By Amanda Z
We come back to this great spot every year. Dolphins each time we have visited, protected beach with small waves, great cafe, great music on a Sunday afternoon and a playground with bbq. Nice walk around harbour. Easy parking. Everything you could ask for.
2. Cape Hawke Lookout
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 173 reviews
Reviewed By kpiddy - Brisbane, Australia
It is definitely worth the short drive out from the town centre of Forster to visit the Cape Hawke Lookout. The trail starts immediately after the carpark, passing by an information board the track to the summit begins, just 420 metres long. It is a short sharp climb mostly in the shade, there are mossy wooden benches along the way for those who might need a rest. The path is rough with many steps but thoroughly worth the climb. At the summit there is a eight metre high elevated tower, from the top platform of the tower there are magnificent views of the coastline and surrounding countryside. Allow 30 minutes return.
3. The Bellevue Hotel and Bar
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By Kim W - Taree, Australia
First time in this pub.We stopped for a meal and it was great.There is a swimming pool in the middle of the hotel all fenced correctly so kids can eat and swim its looked just terrific for family's.There is also accommodation.The food was great and served fast.I had crumb lamb cutlets and veggies and my partner had chicken chips and salad both excellent.
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By SharkeyNT - Darwin, Australia
With 400 metres of relatively open hitting space there is plenty of room to practice your swing.
The water golf has some great incentive prizes especially for the kids.
Put Put golf is also on offer, a favourite for the kids.
The golf shop has a range of golfing accessories too.
A great way to spend time with the family at reasonable prices.
5. Wallis Lake
Overall Ratings
5 based on 37 reviews
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 FlamboShambo - Westport, Ireland
Beautiful lake with may different sections. Waters are very clear with plenty of bird life on and beside the lake. Surprising shallow in many sections. All types of water activities available to amuse young and old. Many restaurants and cafes once you get off the boat.
A day on the lake is a lovely way to chill out and relax.
6. Great Lakes Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By Leanne W - Ringwood, Australia
A very authentic museum run by volunteers who love the local area and love history. Old buildings have been moved on site to increase the feeling of stepping back in time. The display is constantly being changed and improved. Book in to enjoy the barbecue facilities.
7. Horse About Tours - Day Tours
Overall Ratings
5 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By Nonapama - Kincumber, Australia
With over 60 horses to choose from I’m confident Craig would find a mount just right for you regardless of your experience. I had Flicker a sweet little roan mare that was obedient and well matured and offered a wonderful canter up Tuncurry beach. The tack is well maintained and Kim is an experienced and personable young lady who cares for both rider & horse. Always love a canter on the beach and the trail to & from are full of interest. Thanks for the memories guys. Highlight of my Great Lakes holiday.
8. Burgess Beach, Forster
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By Bruce E - Forster, Australia
Burgess Beach varies from sandy Beaches between rocky platforms at good times, to all jagged rocky Beaches between rocky platforms when the sand has been washed away by big seas. This is normal seasonal activity. This 'beach' is NOT patrolled by any lifeguards, so caution is required when using this beach, and the surrounding rocks! Also no toilets are provided, only shower and foot washing.
9. Bennetts Head Lookout
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By kpiddy - Brisbane, Australia
Bennetts Head Lookout is another gem on the coastline at Forster, the easiest way to arrive here is by car or you can walk here as part of the Bicentennial Walk which stretches between Forster Beach to the Lookout. There is a small platform which extends out over a rocky gorge for great views of the coastline and ocean. From the lookout we walked along a short narrow path south to One Mile Beach, which if you have time I highly recommend, this is a very pretty beach.
10. Reel Ocean Adventures
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Reel Ocean Adventures aims to offer our passengers an experience like no other in the Forster/Tuncurry area. A charter that will have you feeling welcomed from the moment you step on board our immaculately presented 55’ charter vessel the “Illusion”. You’ll be treated to a happy vibrant atmosphere from the professional operators Phil and Noel Gogerly and our staff, who strive to give all of our pa
Reviewed By Barry3333 - Sydney, Australia
Best deep sea fishing charter in town! Noel and Phil are local fishing legends, not only did they know all the good spots, but they are the nicest guys you could come across. They went above and beyond to make your day enjoyable. Everyone caught so many fish and they even scaled and cleaned them for you to take home. The boat was new and handled chop well. I felt safe being onboard, especially having two very experienced skippers. The whole day was fantastic, there were Dolphins jumping right out of the water and plenty of fish.
Thanks Noel and Phil for a great day!
We'll be booking again.
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