Coffs Coast is centred around the sub-tropical city of Coffs Harbour, about halfway between Sydney and Brisbane. The landscape ranges from sub-alpine mountains (Alt 1562 m) at Point Lookout with snow gums and alpine grasses to sub-tropical World Heritage and National Park rainforest. This diverse environment is home to native marsupials like Sugar Gliders, Eastern Grey Kangaroos, Lyrebirds and White Bellied sea eagles. Humpback whales also pass through the coast yearly so when you’re wandering along the beachfront keep your eyes out for these beautiful creatures.  Did you know that while the weather is cool to crisp in the mountains, the coast and hinterland valleys enjoy one of Australia’s most livable environments with a sub-tropical climate!

With so much to do at the Park, you could be forgiven for not even venturing out to experience the local attractions of the beautiful Coffs Coast. But just in case you do, have a look here at the things to do and see at the Coffs Coast and start planning your stay today!