Coffs Harbour & The Northern Beaches

The Best things to do and places to see in Coffs Harbour

About Coffs Harbour & The Northern Beaches

ABOUT COFFS HARBOUR
Coffs Harbour is bursting with amazing attractions. From dolphins and butterflies to beaches hiking and water sports, Coffs Harbour has it all. It’s perfect for hearty adventurers or for a fun family vacation. Visit the iconic Jetty Strip and explore Solitary Islands Marine Park where you can find corals, whales and turtles. Top it off with a Big Banana, an immense attraction and theme park.

FABULOUS ATTRACTIONS
Families and outdoor adventures flock to Coffs Harbour for the myriad of sites nature has in store.. Coffs Harbour sits on the mid North Coast of New South Wales. With pristine beaches, skydiving, fishing, water skiing, boating, and a host of other water sports, Coffs Harbour is the place for fun on Coffs Coast.
Talk a walk along Jetty Strip located at the bottom of Harbour Drive. Here you can find a wide array of restaurants and cafes serving a delicious assortment of dishes and seafood delicacies. After a quick bite to eat, talk a stroll across the marina breakwater to Muttonbird Island Nature Park for some of the best views in town. Scuba & Snorkeling lovers can get a view of the spectacular underwater world, while whale and dolphin lovers can take a boat cruise to see our mammalian cousins at play.
If your animalistic tastes tend to the aquatic, then Solitary Islands Marine Park is an absolute must. Catch a glimpse at a wide variety of our seafaring friends, including the whales during their annual migration between May and November. Solitary Island Marine Park includes beautiful estuaries, magnificent beaches, and wild headlands. Inside at the Solitary Island Aquarium you can get a close look at a rainbow assortment of fish, including the fierce and poisonous lionfish. Too scary? Well perhaps a serene walk amongst thousands of butterflies in The Butterfly House is more to your fancy!
And then there is the infamous and marvelous Big Banana, one of Australia’s most visited and iconic attractions. Kids find the Big Banana to be where nearly all their wildest dreams come to life as they can frolic on water slides, cannonball down a toboggan ride, and satisfy their sweet tooth by making some candy in the Candy Kitchen.