Where to see whales on the NSW coast
From May to November, the NSW coast becomes the ‘Humpback Highway’.
North Coast
Discover the many pleasures of the Tweed on the far NSW North Coast, where laid-back regional towns meet the sea.
Lake Macquarie, 90 minutes north of Sydney, is great for all kinds of adventures, from water sports to mountain biking.
From whale watching to stand-up paddle boarding, there’s plenty of fun to be had on a winter visit to the Coffs Coast.
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Discover the fab LGBTQI festivals that take place around NSW each year, from outback parades to epic urban fiestas.
Admire works by international and local artists at these excellent art galleries in the NSW Northern Rivers.
Connect more deeply with the Coffs Coast by adding local Aboriginal experiences and attractions to your itinerary.
5 memorable meals in the Tweed
Ready your tastebuds for memorable meals at these five top tables in The Tweed.
Dive and snorkel in these spots
These incredible underwater sites in New South Wales are ideal for scuba divers and snorkellers alike.
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Organic, biodynamic or vegan-friendly, these low-impact wineries are setting new standards with their natural wines.
Harness the healing energy of Byron Bay with these activities that will leave you feeling refreshed and reenergised.
Port Stephens, a 2.5-hour drive north of Sydney, has everything from beachfront holiday parks to luxury resorts.
Aquatic adventures in Newcastle
Surrounded by golden sand beaches, Newcastle is an aquatic playground. Here are some ways to enjoy the seaside city.