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Highlights of Central Coast NSW
The Central Coast is a buffet of coastal oases and Ettalong Beach is one of the prime dishes to..
Gosford InformationGosford is the focal point of the New South Wales Central Coast. Aside from the town centre's..
The Entrance InformationThe Entrance is one of the closest spots to Sydney that begins to offer a true feeling that you're..
Patonga InformationA quiet little town with a wonderful beach for water sports, Patonga is an Aboriginal word meaning..
Wyong InformationWyong is an excellent base to explore Tuggerah Lake and the beautiful Yarramalong Valley and..
Terrigal InformationTerrigal certainly makes for one of the most appealing getaways on the New South Wales Central..
Budgewoi InformationBudgewoi is surrounded by water; Lake Munmorah to the north, Budgewoi Lake to the south and the..
Bateau Bay InformationBateau Bay is located next door to The Entrance and is within a 15 to 30 minute drive to the..
Forresters Beach InformationForresters Beach is a long expanse of sand backed by the Warberal Lagoon Nature Reserve and..
Woy Woy InformationWoy Woy is a beachside town on the Central Coast of NSW 90kms north of Sydney and is part of the..
Avoca Beach InformationAvoca is a combination of excellent surfing along a dazzling strip with a swooping curve of..
Bouddi National Park InformationBouddi National Park is situated on the Central Coast of NSW, 19kms south east of Gosford. It..
Tuggerah InformationTuggerah on the Central Coast of New South Wales takes its name from the Aboriginal word meaning..
Shelly Beach InformationShelly Beach is located five kilometres south of The Entrance and is well known as a surfing beach...
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Brisbane Waters National Park is 11,473 hectares. Located 9 kilometres south-west of Gosford (on the Pacific Highway) and 60 kilometres north of Sydney.
Sandstone landscapes rich in Aboriginal art. See engravings at Bulgandry on Woy Woy Road and water views from Warrah Trig and Staples lookouts. Somersby Falls and Girrakool picnic areas have excellent picnic facilities, fishing spots and rainforest walks.
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Bounded by the Hawkesbury River and Broken Bay to the south, Peats Ridge to the west, Somersby Road to the north and Brisbane Water to the east.
Backpack camping facilities are available for walkers using the Great North Walk, but there are no facilities. No fires are permitted; fuel stoves only.
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