Continuing our journey, we findMoonee Beach Holiday Park, a mere 10-minute drive from Coffs Harbour. Among the top dog-friendly accommodation in NSW, this park has an abundance of dog-friendly caravan and camping sites, not to mention modern tiny homes and cabins. After a day of adventure,...
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quiet Belongil Beach runs north of Main Beach to the mouth of the Belongil Creek. It stretches for 2.5km, with lifeguards patrolling some sections in peak season. The beach is very exposed and the water can be rough, so always check the conditions. It’s also dog-friendly and the northern...
Views from the Yamba Lighthouse are striking and two nearby coastal parks, Yuraygir and Bundjalung, are day trips all on their own. For some 60,000 years Aboriginal tribes were the sole inhabitants of the Yamba region, the best known being the Yiegara people. Then the great English explo...
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For those who prefer to paddle atop calm waters, a trip toHorseshoe Beachis a must. Nestled between Newcastle Harbour and iconicNobbys Lighthouse, this dog-friendly beach is prime territory for launching a kayak or a stand-up paddleboard. You can also learn to sail the keelboats that you ...