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Angourie Beach
Angourie Beach was declared a National Surfing Reserve in 2007, the second site in Australia to be recognised for its significance to recreational surfing and, as such, is considered sacred by Australian surfers. If the NSW North Coast can be said to have a half dozen legendary point-breaks, Angourie is undoubtedly one of them. 'Discovered' in the 1960s by the first generation of Australia's surfing counter-culture, Angourie remained relatively unheralded for the next three decades. Famous the...Angourie
Angourie Blue Pool
The Angourie Blue Pool is extremely deep and it is a very popular swimming hole. There is a walking track to the Angourie Blue Pool from the car park area at the eastern end of The Crescent, Angourie. Despite signs warning against the practice, young people often jump or dive from various levels on the steep cliff at the northern end of the pool. The rock shelf separating the pools from the ocean is an interesting area to explore. Families often picnic around the picturesque freshwater pools. ...Angourie
Bluff Beach
Iluka's Bluff Beach is a glorious location to visit and enjoy. The picnic area has a whale watching platform that offers a vantage point with 360 degree views along the coast and inland over the treetops of the World Heritage Listed Iluka Nature Reserve Rainforest. This is the most popular surfing beach of the five, owing to the reasonable access from the car park located at both ends, and the moderate waves which produce a single attached bar. The southern end has a large car park and is patr...Iluka
Brooms Head Main Beach
This breathtaking, unspoilt, uncrowded beach is nestled in a pocket of heath land surrounded by Yuraygir National Park. A relaxing place for families and visitors of all age groups to get away from the hustle and bustle. Apart from the obvious pastime of just relaxing in this gorgeous setting there are a number of points of interest on and around this beach. The lookout offers panoramic views of the coastline and National Park. This is also a wonderful vantage point for whale watching. Pods of ...Brooms Head
Bundjalung National Park
Bundjalung National Park is located between Evans Head and Iluka. It contains a vast area of coastal plain, heath land and solitary beaches. A unique feature of this National Park is the Coffee Rock formations that stick out along the beach in the northern part of the park. Other features include the Jerusalem Creek Peninsula, freshwater lagoons, mangrove mudflats and rare rainforests at Woody Head. The Esk River starts and finishes in the Bundjalung National Park. The beaches (unpatrolled) sui...Iluka
Ferry Park Gallery
The Ferry Park Gallery is located on the Pacific Highway at the southern entrance to the Scottish town of Maclean, overlooking a beautiful section of the Clarence River. At least 60 local artisans display their quality works at the Ferry Park Gallery. These talented artists fill the gallery with a wide variety of paintings, quilts, hangings, jewellery, cards, glasswork, mirrors, leatherwork, soaps, folk art, toys, fibre arts, clothing, woodwork, pottery, porcelain, photography and souvenirs th...Maclean
Glen Ian Ostrich and Emu Farm
Glen Ian Ostrich and Emu Farm definitely warrants a visit. You will ostriches, emus, alpacas, cows, horses and caged birds. There is a tour which takes about 40 minutes and is in three stages; from the incubation of chicks, adult breeding and then a talk on the industry history. Various products are for sale. Tea and coffee and morning or afternoon tea available is with each tour. Catering available. Group chargers available. Bookings required.Tullymorgan
Iluka Nature Reserve
Iluka Nature Reserve covers 136 hectares and protects the largest remaining stand of littoral rainforest in New South Wales. The rainforest grows next to the beach and is a rich and diverse ecosystem adapted to a harsh environment of salt-laden winds and poor soils. The nature reserve has a 2.5 kilometre walking track. From the north, the walk follows the back of the protective sand dunes, passing Tuckeroo and Banksia trees. From the south the walk passes beneath the tall forest canopy dominate...Iluka
Lawrence Museum and Historical Society Inc
Established in the old ABC 2NR radio transmitter building in Merton Street, Lawrence is the Lawrence Museum. After getting off the Bluff Point Car Ferry turn right into Merton Street and follow the signs to the museum. As well as local memorabilia the museum highlights items associated with telecommunications and radio broadcasting from it's early beginnings in Australia. There is an exhibit recreating a Blacksmith's Workshop and also also photos and memorabilia relating to the Bluff Point ...Lawrence
Lower Clarence Aboriginal Tourist Site Drive
This project first began in 1992 when the communities wanted to inform people on the importance of the Aboriginal culture within the Lower Clarence area. This project is the first of its kind in Australia, and has been dedicated to Mrs Annie Randall, a highly respected Yaegl member. This is a self-guided tourist drive of various types of Aboriginal sites in the area. You can pick up a brochure with maps and significant places marked from both Grafton and Maclean Tourist Information Centre.Yamba
Maclean Lookout
Maclean Lookout is just two kilometres from the town centre on a good sealed road. Offering spectacular views of the coast, bushland, cane fields, river, islands and township. There are picnic tables and turn-around at the Lookout summit which coaches and caravans can easily negotiate. The reserve is a popular site for people walking for pleasure and exercise and enjoying the open space and natural features. The reserve has long been Maclean's Scenic Lookout and is largely undisturbed with the ...Maclean
Maclean Tartan Power Poles
The iconic Maclean Tartan Power Poles were instigated by the Maclean Scottish Town Association in the year 2000 to coincide with the arrival of the Olympic Torch which was to be conveyed through the township of Maclean. The designs attracted so much favourable comment that there was ongoing considerable public demand for 'Family Tartans' to be painted. Hence the Tartan Power Pole painting was carried on through the main street and extended from there so that today they have an avenue of tartan ...Maclean
Pippi Beach Yamba
Pippi Beach is an idyllic location to soak up the sun and enjoy the crashing waves of the Pacific Ocean. It is a popular surfing beach which has a large number of enthusiastic surfing competitors turn up for the annual 'Pippi Beach Surf Classic'. Pippi is patrolled by the local surf club in season. Fishing off the rock shelf on the northern end at Yamba Point and the southern end at Flat Rock, is another popular pastime for locals and visitors. Picnic tables, parking and toilet facilities are...Yamba
Reeves Family Sugar Cane Farm
Reeves Family Farm is a working sugar cane farm. Whilst harvesting time (May to December) is the most noted tourism activity, the life of the cane farmer is an interesting one throughout the year and tours are very welcome. This is a free self drive tour giving visitors an insight into the local industry and lifestyle. Available most days by arrangement, but standard hours are 2pm on Friday (bookings only). Spectacular cane fires are popular attractions, particularly at night, during the har...Lawrence
Riverside Ranch Horse Trail Rides and Lessons
Riverside Ranch in Yamba specialises in private and personalised horse trail rides and lessons. They offer a range of trained horses and excellent trails to suit beginners through experienced riders. Ride along the Clarence River on 1800 acre Micalo Island noted for abundant bird-life, kangaroos and waterways. Book a one hour Property Ride cruising along the river and waterways weaving through beautiful Casuarina Forests and spacious paddocks. Or the one and a half hour Bird Watchers/Outback R...Yamba
The Bicentennial Museum and Stone Cottage
The Bicentennial Museum is one of very few purpose-built museums in rural Australia. The excellent design enables visitors to easily understand and enjoy the range of special displays. There are delightful replicas of an early school room and an early hospital ward plus many regularly changing exhibitions. The museum offers a very interesting insight into early Australian lifestyles and the experience extends well beyond the boundaries of the Clarence River. The Stone Cottage, in the same gro...Maclean
The Shed Gallery
The Shed Gallery opened in June 2003 and consists of photography documenting the earliest days of the sugar industry in the Clarence Valley, when it was all done by hand. The digitally enhanced photographs also depict the pioneering families of Goodwood Island and surrounding areas in the Clarence Valley. This is the only sugar industry Museum in NSW. Also on display are a range of cane knives and other interesting objects from the early days of the local sugar cane industry. Open seven days a...Goodwood Island
Turner`s Beach
Turner's Beach is a popular swimming and surfing beach patrolled during the summer season. It is ideally located between the South Break Wall (a popular fishing spot) and the lighthouse; there is a path and steps from the beach leading up to the lighthouse. The Break Wall is a popular fishing spot and perfect for a light stroll. The present lighthouse was built in 1955 and offers stunning views of the Clarence River Mouth and coastline, this location is also part of the Lower Clarence Abori...Yamba
Witzig Gallery
Art and architecture Witzig Gallery is situated on the Clarence River in Maclean and showcases North coast architecture incorporating a unique and inspiring gallery. Witzig Gallery specialises in Papua New Guinea contemporary art. These unique paintings, both traditional and imaginary show the way in which Papua Niuginian artists respond to their contemporary world.Maclean
Wombah Coffee Plantation
Wombah Coffee Plantation was established in 1982 by two ladies, Joan Dibden and Joy Phelps, Who still own, manage and work the plantation and process the coffee from berry to roasted, packaged coffee. The Coffee is produced from the finest Arabica coffee trees, grown in the Northern Rivers of New South Wales. The trees are seedlings of original coffee trees brought to the area over 100 years ago. Wombah Coffee Plantation boasts a superior grade of coffee based on quality control during growing a...Woombah
Yamba Historical Walks
Retrace the steps of the explorer Mathew Flinders as you make your way around Yamba, exploring the historical highlights and landmarks such as the Flinders Well, Yamba Lighthouse, and the Yamba Historical Museum. There are two self-guided walking tours available: The 'Hill Walk' (medium grade, three kilomere walk) to discover the historical sites on Yamba Hill and the 'Flat Walk' (easy grade, three kilometre walk) for the sites on Yamba's flat lands. All the walks start and finish at the Yamba ...Yamba
Yamba Lighthouse
Stories about the first lighthouse seem to vary a little but it seems that there was first a rudimentary structure of a platform with a kerosene lamp on it on the most easterly part of Pilot Hill. This was replaced in 1866 by a small wooden humpy whose shutters were opened each night to dispense the rays of a large kerosene lamp placed on a bench. It was in the same place as the first and next to the flagstaff. Tenders were called in 1878 and a permanent light was built in 1880 by W. Kinnear...Yamba
Yamba Museum - The Story House
The Yamba Museum occupies the original bowls clubhouse, built in 1937, which was moved to become the golf clubhouse in 1960, until their new premises opened in 1974. The Port of Yamba Historical Society has occupied the building since 1981 and it is located adjacent to the Yamba Golf and Country Club in River Street. This small museum has an excellent photographic record of early Yamba and various working models. Displays are changed at regular intervals. Special arrangements can be made for v...Yamba