Byron Bay Bluesfest might be the most famous event on the North Coast of NSW. But it’s far from the only party worth road tripping for. Here are five major events to add to your calendar. MARCH/APRIL: BYRON BAY BLUESFEST Needless to say, Byron Bay Bluesfest can’t be left off the list. Since it first was held in 1990 at the Byron Bay Arts Factory, this festival has become … [Read more...] about Your Guide to the North Coast’s Biggest and Best Events
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Where to Swim on the Road from Coffs Harbour to the Gold Coast
If you’re road tripping from Coffs Harbour to the Gold Coast, then finding some great spots to swim is no doubt a priority. After all, the North Coast of NSW is home to some of the best beaches in the world. Plus, there’s a bunch of lesser-known swimming holes inland, including places where you can take a dip under a waterfall. Here's your stop-by-stop guide to where … [Read more...] about Where to Swim on the Road from Coffs Harbour to the Gold Coast
5 Unexpected Experiences You Can Have in Coffs Harbour
Coffs Harbour is famous for its gorgeous climate, spectacular beaches and, of course, the Big Banana. It's also NSW's first official eco destination. But there's even more to this coastal town on NSW's North Coast. Here are five experiences you might not expect to have in Coffs Harbour. Fly to a lighthouse on an island On South Solitary Island, 18 kilometres off the … [Read more...] about 5 Unexpected Experiences You Can Have in Coffs Harbour
Coffs Harbour Is NSW’s First Official Eco Destination: Here’s Why (and How To Make the Most of It)
When you think of Coffs Harbour, you no doubt think of the Big Banana. But now, Coffs is on the map for another reason – it’s NSW’s first official eco destination. This comes as no surprise to locals. The Coffs Coast is the only spot in the state where the majestic mountains of the Great Dividing Range meet the spectacular coastline. Consequently, the region is home … [Read more...] about Coffs Harbour Is NSW’s First Official Eco Destination: Here’s Why (and How To Make the Most of It)
Sydney to Brisbane: Exploring the Sydney Coastal Drive and beyond
One of Australia’s most popular holiday destinations is the stretch of coastline north of Sydney and into Queensland, and there’s no better place to be this summer. This Sydney to Brisbane drive includes so many small seaside towns, large resort cities, and several of the country’s best beaches that it can be difficult to choose which ones to visit. Why not visit them … [Read more...] about Sydney to Brisbane: Exploring the Sydney Coastal Drive and beyond
5 things to do in Mudgee
Think rustic charm, rolling green hills and a cellar door selection to please. If Mudgee isn’t high on your list of weekend getaways, it certainly should be. This colonial country town, four hours north-west of Sydney is a perfect springtime getaway. Check out our top 5 Mudgee attractions below: The wine With more than 40 cellar doors, it would almost be sinister to … [Read more...] about 5 things to do in Mudgee
Drive to Cootamundra, the birthplace of Bradman
Cootamundra is a small town in New South Wales of fewer than 10,000 inhabitants. It’s roughly on the route between Sydney and Melbourne, and one of its biggest attractions is the fact that it is home to the Cootamundra Wattle tree. In fact, Cootamundra would largely be a relaxed little rural town if it wasn’t for one thing - it is the birthplace of the greatest known cricketer … [Read more...] about Drive to Cootamundra, the birthplace of Bradman