Embrace slow travel summer in NSW
Here are some slow travel escapes across the state designed to restore, inspire and reconnect.
Aquatic & Coastal
Fresh seafood in Port Stephens
Discover the freshest seafood in Port Stephens, from oysters and prawns to tuna and crabs, plus top restaurants to try.
Cronulla, a 50-minute drive south of central Sydney, is renowned for its beachside eateries and its relaxed vibe.
Unmissable stops on the near South Coast
Foodies, adventure seekers and families will all love this stretch of the New South Wales South Coast.
Head north for these scenic ocean pools
Swim in these picturesque ocean pools as you make your way north along the NSW coastline.
Plan your dream trip to Lord Howe Island
Less than two hours’ flight from Sydney, Lord Howe Island is the ultimate subtropical island escape.
Feel as though you’re a world away without leaving Sydney.
Port Stephens, north of Sydney, is a great place to see whales migrating up the NSW coast.
Swim like a Sydney local
From calm harbour enclaves to ocean-fed baths and Olympic seawater pools, here are places to swim like a Sydney local.
Eating on the Northern Beaches
Wharfside restaurants, historic seaside institutions, ocean kiosks and escapist dining: The Northern Beaches has it all.
Port Stephens for nature lovers
Port Stephens is home to an abundance of wildlife and natural beauty, from koalas to dolphins.
Eat, drink, stay and play in Manly
From the waves to the bars, Manly offers a beachside holiday close to the city.
Super-chef Hayden Quinn reveals where to score the best food in New South Wales.