Activities

Coffs Harbour is home to many natural and man-made attractions. Miles of unspoiled beaches are immediately accessible and offer surfing, fishing, walking and patrolled swimming. Coffs Harbour boasts a busy hospitality sector with a very large range of cafés and restaurants to choose from.

DIY Activities

Surf, swim, go fishing or walk on the beach
Whale watching from Mutton Bird Island
Walk the board walk from the Showground to the coast, or in north Coffs, walk the cliff walk in Korora
Day trip south to Bellingen & Dorrigo, or west to Coramba & Glenreagh
Art Galleries - visit the newly opened Coffs Harbour Art Gallery, John Lock Gallery, Lake Russell Art Gallery & Cafe, Bunker Cartoon Gallery, or the Grafton Regional Art Gallery
The Big Banana - Coffs Harbour's and indeed Australia’s most famous icon would have to be THE BIG BANANA.

Action Adventures

Retail

The Palms Centre- outdoor cafes and shops in the centre of town
Park Beach Plaza - mall-styled retail and cafes on the north edge of town
The Jetty - Coffs Harbour's sailing and restaurant precinct

Beach Coffs Harbour
Coffs Harbour & Breakwater ©2004 Peter Mitchell

Sport

Four golf courses to choose from; Coffs Harbour Golf Club, Bonville International Resort & Country Club, Sawtell Golf Club and Bellingen Golf Club.

Eating Out

The Big Windmill Motor Lodge has its own restaurant in the actual Windmill. Dine here or have your meals brought to your room. Otherwise we suggest the following reasonably-priced restaurants near at hand:

Fishtales Restaurant, Sawtell
Café Fresh, Sawtell (Vegetarian)
Howie's Fisho, best fish and chips on the coast
Deep Sea Fishermans Club, spectacular views of the harbour heads
Wild Harvest Seafood Restaurant and Cafe, with great views over the northern breakwall
Surf Club Restaurant & Bar (Park Beach)
Coffs Harbour RSL
Other restaurants and cafes

See Coffs.tv Food & Dining Directory.

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