Great Lakes Area Destination Information

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The major access point for the wonderful Myall Lakes, Bulahdelah is about 100 kilometres north of Newcastle on the mid-north coast of New South Wales. Rainforest also abounds in t...more

The twin-town to Tuncurry, Forster is one of New South Wales' most beloved holiday spots. The twins are separated by a waterway famous for its easy fishing. Kids will love the abun...more

Tea Gardens/Hawks Nest is situated in the southern end of the Great Lakes area, approximately two and a half hours drive north of Sydney, off the Pacific Highway. The twin towns of...more

The road through the picturesque Monkerai Valley provided the main road link between the villages of Dungog and Gloucester. The need for a bridge spanning the Karuah River at Monke...more

Tuncurry is part of the twin towns of Forster - Tuncurry and lie between the beautiful Wallis Lake and the Pacific Ocean. Offering extensive recreational waterways and fabulous sur...more

Myall Lakes is located 1 hours drive north of Sydney. The Myall Lakes is open to the sea at Hawks Nest (Great Lakes)and is linked to the Bombah Broadwater within the myall lakes v...more

Seal Rocks is a small, sleepy and rather isolated beach town south of Forster-Tuncurry and 310 km from Sydney. Its fame rests largely on its beautiful lighthouse and the sense of i...more

Tea Gardens/Hawks Nest is situated in the southern end of the Great Lakes area, it approximately 2 1/2 hours drive north of Sydney, off the Pacific Hwy. The twin towns of Tea Garde...more

Booti Booti National Park Entry to the ocean side of this walk is at `the ruins' camping ground at the Southern end of Seven Mile Beach. ...more

The township of Stroud can trace its beginning back to the late 1820s when it became the headquarters for a public funded company known as the Australian Agricultural Company (A. A...more

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