welcome contents Hallidays Point
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Diamond Beach
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Forster Tuncurry
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Shopping 16-17 Pacific Palms
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Smiths Lake & Seal Rocks 20-21
Welcome to the latest issue of Discover Magazine. We are a locally owned and independent publication designed to ensure that visitors to our wonderful area have all the information they need. Discover Magazine is packed full of what to see, what to do and where to eat. Discover Magazine, and all our tourism-related businesses, hope you enjoy your holidays and have fun exploring what this wonderful region has to offer. We love hearing feedback from our readers, so please let us know if there is something you would like to see included or even let us know how the magazine helped you during your stay. As new owners, we are excited to bring this issue to you. For further updates during your stay, please like our Facebook page, follow us on Twitter and don’t forget to upload your photos to Instagram (#discovermedia) - you might see your photo in our next issue!
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hallidays point Although part of the Manning Valley and not the Great Lakes, being such a short drive north of Forster it is hard not to include the area in this guide as it is just such a magical part of the world. The collective area known as Hallidays Point actually encompasses the villages of Black Head, Red Head, Diamond Beach, Tallwoods and Hallidays Point itself. Black Head Beach is a multi-award winning beach under the Keep Australia Beautiful program for its cleanliness and its friendly local resident population. It is perfect for families as it’s patrolled in summer and has BBQs, a playground and picnic facilities. Both Red Head and Black Head encompass littoral rainforest and are great examples of how the Eastern Australian coastline would have looked prior to European settlement. There is an excellent rainforest walking track here connecting both the headlands extending from Blackhead and Pebbly Beach to Red Head and Shelly Beach. Make sure you visit the The Black Head Bazaar
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located by the park beside the sea. It is held on the 1st Sunday of the month from 8am - 2pm from September till May. There are 130+ stalls offering something for everyone including items that are homemade, handmade, homegrown, collectible, usable or just plain fascinating. Black Head Bowling Club is an awardwinning modern sports, community and family entertainment centre situated on the headland at Hallidays Point. The club provides full club facilities including a TAB sports user terminal, Keno, Sky Channel, Fox Sports and ATM facility. With great ocean views, where whales frolic, surrounded by beaches and headland rainforest, with direct access to walking tracks through the littoral rainforest to secluded beaches. Black Head Bowlo Bistro provides a great range of food catering for all tastes with a full menu, lunch and dinner every day, with mid-week and Sunday specials plus Blackboard specials. Check out their web site www.blackheadbowlingclub.com. au for latest Bistro, entertainment and holiday social bowls info. Courtesy Bus service operates everyday. For bookings phone 6559 2923.
Whitewashed Gallery features unique textured artwork by local artist Kaz, and has a range of quirky collectables. Handmade treasures to delight, excite and explore. Works created on site from locally gathered materials such as driftwood mobiles, paintings, beachy restored furniture, wooden crafts, shell designs, wooden fish art, seahorses, and much more. Black Head Beach is the ideal holiday destination. So why not retire here and make your life one long holiday? Once you walk into Halliday Shores you’ll soon see there’s a real community spirit. Full of independent, healthy people who wanted to retire from work, but not from life. Halliday Shores villas are all truly spacious, lightfilled, and luxurious, with only a short stroll to the local doctors, shops, and beautiful Blackhead Beach. Stop in and see the new display villas now open.
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hallidays point Another vibrant village in the Hallidays Point region is Tallwoods. Some call Tallwoods home and others visit for a short break or holiday. It provides the perfect backdrop for doing a little or a lot. Here you will find Tallwoods Golf Course and Resort. Tallwoods 18 hole Championship Golf Course nestled amongst the dramatic coastline of the Manning Valley, is the region’s premier golfing destination. Featuring 4.5 star fully self-contained villas on site, Tallwoods Golf Course and Resort boasts facilities including resort pools and tennis courts to create the perfect place to relax and revive, only minutes from the beach. With the innovative Sandtrap Bistro, offering a warm welcome and the freshest in local produce, there is something to satisfy even the most discerning tastes.
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To complete the package Tallwoods is complimented by the new conference and function facilities. Tallwoods Golf Course and Resort now offers the perfect setting for business meetings and weddings in one inspiring location. The championship 18 hole golf course is the best golf in the region that attracts discerning visitors. Guest accommodation is available in the one, two and three bedroom fully self-contained airconditioned villas of Lakeside Gardens and Hilltop Grove. Each villa is well appointed with quality furnishings and a double lock-up garage with internal access. Many have stunning golf course views or picturesque outlooks with manicured gardens and access to a pool and tennis court. The villas are within walking distance of the Pro Shop and the Bistro.
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Only a 5 minute drive from Black Head, Diamond Beach is definitely worth a visit or to stay a while. The area started out as a beachside fishing village with just a handful of holiday cottages for keen fishermen. Now the area is popular with residents and holidaymakers alike for its beautiful beach and peaceful atmosphere. Grab a snack or find that special gift at the local village shops. Or continue on to the Ramada Resort where you can relax on their pond-side deck and enjoy a delicious meal or just a coffee or a glass of wine. Ramada Resort Diamond Beach is set just metres behind Diamond Beach, a six kilometre stretch of white sand that offers superb walking, fishing, surfing and even dolphin watching. Within the resort itself, there’s an award winning restaurant, two pools, a tennis court, day spa, gym and a kid’s club. Offering beachfront seclusion just 15 minutes drive from the townships of Taree and Foster, it’s
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the perfect getaway for both couples and families. Bordered by the Great lakes region, the resort offers close proximity to local beaches, estuaries, national parks, wineries, restaurants and historic townships. Ramada Resort Diamond Beach provides the perfect haven for your ideal escape, with its landscaped grounds, beach frontage and well appointed facilities, including 3 Nippers Restaurant & Cafe, two pools, tennis court and gym, onsite Endota day spa, Kid’s club and playground area (fully supervised during the NSW school holidays). Accommodation options include one and two bedroom villas, two bedroom cottages, three bedroom beach houses and one and two bedroom apartments all offering full kitchen, laundry facilities, outdoor decks or balconies with BBQs, flat screen TV, air-conditioning, Foxtel and Wi-Fi internet access.
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forster tuncurry The Great Lakes area with 145 kilometres of pristine coastline and amazing inland waterways combined with its national parks and state forests, is a true natural paradise. The Great Lakes is a perfect holiday destination with its relaxed atmosphere and plenty of shopping, dining and natural attractions to rival any coastal area. Forster and Tuncurry with a population of 24,000, sit opposite each other at the entrance to Wallis Lake - a 25km long waterway famous for its oysters, fishing and water sports. Once considered a single town, Forster was originally known as Minimbah (meaning ‘home of teacher’) and was renamed circa 1870 after William Forster, the Secretary of Lands at the time. Likewise, Tuncurry was known as North Shore and later North-Forster up until 1875 when it was renamed Tuncurrie, which then became Tuncurry (meaning ‘plenty fish’ or ‘good fishing place’ in the Worimi Aboriginal language). In 1959, the two towns were linked for the first time with a bridge which replaced a punt service that had operated in one form or another for the previous 69 years. Today of course the twin towns thrive on tourism; with a magnificent coastline, spectacular
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waterways and large surrounding areas of State Forest and National Parks creating a holiday destination that appeals to everyone. The Great Lakes have wonderful local produce from Wallis Lake Oysters to grain fed beef. The region has some wonderful dining experiences available ranging from great morning teas and casual lunches through to fine dining at its best. Please mention Discover Magazine when visiting so our advertisers know how you found them because without them this magazine wouldn’t be possible. Wallamba Riverside Café is situated on the picturesque Wallamba River just minutes north of Tuncurry (attached to the Wallamba River Holiday Park) and offers a range of takeaway food, coffee, drinks and ice creams every day. Their homemade pizzas are available Friday and Saturday nights from 5.30pm (and other nights during school holidays). Also available from the café is ice for your esky, a newspaper to read, some bait to fish and the fishing licence you need. Relax on the veranda with some good food and a great view…it is well worth the drive! Life doesn’t get much better! Open 7 days a week.
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forster tuncurry The Aztec Forster, is an award-winning, fully licensed Mexican Family Restaurant which serves traditional Mexican cuisine. Here you’ll find all your favourites such as nachos, burritos and enchiladas on their extensive menu. Pop in for a drink at their cocktail bar, serving a range of Mexican beers, Tequilas, an extensive cocktail list and their authentic Mexican Margaritas are the best in town! Capture the sunset from the balcony while enjoying Happy Hour every day at The Bar from 5.30pm with selected cocktails and beers discounted.
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The kids menu is filled with healthy and delicious dishes, plus many options are available for non-spicy eaters, gluten free, dairy free and vegetarians. Throughout the month they put on live entertainment, check out their Facebook page (The Aztec Forster). They have great mid-week deals, (non-school holidays) Wednesday night 2-4-1 deal and Thursday night “Kids eat Free”, conditions apply, so phone for further info. Mention this ad when booking to receive a complentary bowl of salsa and corn chips!
Beach Bums - You certainly don’t get too many places like this in the world. The Beach Bums CafÊ on Forster Main Beach is the perfect spot to start the day. In a picturesque setting with perfect views over the beach, you can enjoy breakfast or lunch or just a fantastic coffee. The
kids can play in the sand while you sit back and read the paper and soak in the sun. Keep an eye out for dolphins and whales (in season) - they are only metres away. At Beach Bums shoes are optional (see ad page 14).
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wharf st shopping Holiday shopping is such a delight, finding all those hidden gems, and things you don’t normally find at home, and Wharf Street in Forster is one of those places. You’ll be amazed at the wonderful range of homewares, fashion, cafes, jewellery and art on offer in this shopping strip. See the back cover for more great shops you just can’t miss. Coasting Home, a beautiful store, has for the last few years been sourcing many delights for you and your home. They have handpicked a fabulous range of decorator items and furniture that reflect a casual coastal lifestyle. After many years in Sydney working in homewares and interiors, Amanda’s decorating experience is used to put together looks that will inspire. They have a solid base of suppliers who offer quality furniture and the ability with some to custom make to your needs. There is a large selection of soft furnishings and bedding to make your room look “wow” with minimum effort. Stripes, florals, French or beach inspired, their fabric choices work with each other, so you can put together a look that
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is unique. They stock beautiful room fragrances and candles that are handmade in Australia that will make your home feel fresh and alive. If you have someone who is hard to buy for, you will find something from their unique jewellery ranges, books on everything from style to surfing, fabulous beach kaftans and towels. There are always new and exciting products every season. Coasting Home is a must to visit. (See ad back cover). Yarads Menswear – with two stores in Victoria Street Taree and Wharf Street Forster you’ll be spoilt for choice. This is the place to buy quality menswear with all the leading brands such as, RM Williams (for men and women), Nautica, Ben Sherman, Nike Golf, Speedo, Canterbury and many more. They have a huge casual range for all your summer and cooler weather needs, such as caps, swimwear, shoes, polos, towels, shorts, pants, socks and ties as well as a large range of suits and evening wear. With fantastic service and such a huge range you’ll be dressed right by Yarads. (See ad back cover).
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and Walnut, and handbags from Olga Berg, Spencer & Rutherford and Cosgrove & Beasley. Kitchenware includes brands such as Maxwell & Williams, Scanpan and Baccarat to mention a few. Their prices are competitive with any other major outlet in Australia. If you can’t find a particular gadget for your kitchen from their huge range, be assured the friendly staff will source if for you. A delicious range of gourmet foods are available including products from Maggie Beer, Pariya, Herbies Herbs, Peaberrys Coffee (roasted fresh in Newcastle, NSW) and a large selection of teas from T2. No visit to Forster is complete without stepping into In House Homewares and they look forward to welcoming you.
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In House Homewares is a locally owned and operated business which has been servicing the Forster area for more than 15 years! Their beautiful store is always full of gorgeous homewares, gifts and amazing kitchenware. They are continually showcasing the latest trends and have been described as ‘Forster’s Department Store’. There is certainly something for everyone. Their homewares include quality furniture made from recycled timbers sourced both locally and overseas. Plus, they have an extensive range of cushions, throws, rugs and decorator items to compliment any décor. They also have a beautiful range of body products and fragrances from Ecoya and Crabtree & Evelyn. Their jewellery and clothing can be accessorised with shoes from Sempre di, Nordic Fusion
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pacific palms Pacific Palms is bounded by the area north of Tiona, south to Tarbuck Bay and inland to Whoota and was originally occupied by the Worimi people. The area includes Sandbar, Blueys Beach, Boomerang Beach, Green Point and Smiths Lake plus Booti Booti and Wallingat National Parks. An ex-convict William Bramble was the area’s first European settler in 1854, followed by one of his grandsons settling north of The Sandbar in the 1880’s. The Godwin family settled at Cape Hawk in 1863 after they had initially settled in Forster. Willie Newman and his family arrived in 1866 and later took up the majority of the land east of the Lakes Way between Smiths Lake and Elizabeth Beach in the early 1900’s. The first to settle at Booti Booti at the site now known as The Ruins was John Frederick Gogerly and his family. John Frederick was a sea captain who once boasted there wasn’t enough water in the Pacific Ocean to drown him. Ironically he was found drowned in Wallis Lake in August 1905 as he was sailing home from Forster with supplies, it was assumed he had suffered a heart attack.
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Pacific Palms has become a vibrant little community in its own right with a mix of accommodation options from budget to luxury. There are numerous small cafes and a few galleries to spend an hour or two fossicking for that something special to remember your holiday by. The area includes around 80 kilometres of coastline and offers numerous holiday activities ranging from coastal walks, bushwalking and birdwatching through to water activities such as snorkelling, fishing, kayaking and of course surfing and swimming. On the last Sunday of the month, and more frequently in the holidays, the Community Centre on the Lakes Way hosts the Palm Markets. The Markets showcase quality handmade, home grown and home baked products from around the Great Lakes region and beyond. You can sample fabulous International foods including organic vegetarian curries, Turkish gozleme, Asian noodles and German pastries. Everything from eco and fair trade products, jewellery, art, craft, clothes, plants, fruit, veg and beautiful body
products are all on display. Meanwhile the kids will love the jumping castle and pony rides. Green Point village, located half way between Forster and Pacific Palms, is a hidden gem. Surrounded by Wallis Lake and National Park it is one of the few places on the eastern seaboard where you can watch the sun set over a large expanse of water. It is here that you will find Country Palings CafĂŠ & Gallery. Relax on the spacious sun deck and enjoy the wonderful scenery and refreshment from their renowned selection of coffees, cakes and drinks. This unique gift shop specialises in hand made silk flower arrangements, jewellery, scarves, candles and handbags - you are sure to find the perfect gift. Coomba Park is a little coastal village located 35 minutes drive south of Forster. Situated on the edge of the Wallingat National Park and nestled on the western shore of Wallis Lake, directly across from Green Point. With the road finishing at Coomba Park there is not a lot of passing traffic and some residents claim you can hear the silence! The surrounding National Parks provide plenty of good bushwalking and scenic drives. The lakeside walk has great views of Wallis Lake, with benches available to sit and keep an eye out for dolphins. Good fishing is available in the lake itself. Green Point
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smiths lake & seal rocks Smiths Lake Is located between the Wallis and Myall Lakes. Although smaller than these two, Smiths Lake is just as beautiful with calm waters separated from the ocean by a large sandbar formation. The entrance gets opened by the council if the lake’s water gets too high or too low. An enormous amount of water activities can be had on Smiths Lake from fishing to boating to canoeing, or just sitting back with a picnic enjoying the sun’s rays. Seal Rocks is a small hamlet beach town south of Pacific Palms and Forster and 310 km north of Sydney. Its fame largely rests on the unique Sugar Loaf Point Lighthouse and the sense of isolation it enjoys. Seal Rocks is one of the few remaining coastal villages that have avoided major development due to a strong local feeling it should remain unspoilt. Located in Myall Lakes National Park, it hosts areas of some of the last remaining coastal rainforests. This idyllic area offers a moderate climate of warm summer seas and cool summer breezes, sunny winter days and cosy winter nights. The site offers expansive vistas of coastline from Crowdy Head in the north to Port Stephens in the south. Its secluded location offers pristine beaches, azure seas, protected marine wildlife environments, wondrous rockpools, a mythological blowhole, breathtaking rainforest and coastal walks.
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Surrounding Sugarloaf Point are the popular tourist areas of Pacific Palms and Myall Lakes, which offer nearby facilities to this otherwise piece of isolated paradise. This area boasts some of the best pristine beaches and quality surf spots in NSW. It is also known as a recognised dive spot with a large population of grey nurse sharks and some 20 wrecks, which provide a world class diving platform. Fishermen have the advantage of enjoying an array of options with excellent beach, rock, deep sea and game fishing all possible. The area is abundant and rich with historical and cultural diversity. 5 beaches are accessible within 10 minutes and in a short drive you have the Myall, Smiths and Wallis Lakes to explore. Myall Lake is a World Heritage listed lake and a must to see. North Coast Holiday Parks Seal Rocks is situated right on the shores of the Pacific Ocean. Walk across the road and enjoy the spectacular Number One Beach, a short walk to Boat Beach and a quick drive to Lighthouse Beach, Treachery and Yagon Beaches. Whether it’s an overnight stay or a family holiday the friendly staff are there to give you all the information you need so you can do and see all that Seal Rocks has to offer. They have camping sites, cabins and bungalows so there is something for everyone.
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at the beach The coastline from Hallidays Point’s Diamond Beach south down to Treachery Bay offers a choice of over 20 beaches. Some of the main ones, starting from the north are Black Head Beach named Australia’s Friendliest Beach in 2003, which is patrolled in season and features a great ocean pool, shaded areas for BBQs and picnics and well established Norfolk pines. Further south around the Forster/Tuncurry area there is Nine Mile Beach (Tuncurry Beach) - a good surfing beach with a rock pool, grassed areas, kiosk, showers, toilets, playground and BBQs. Forster Beach - Patrolled in season, it has showers, toilets, a kiosk, picnic facilities and ocean pool. Pebbly Beach is another good surfing spot with The Tanks - an unusual rock formation where the waves spray water into a protected safe swimming area. One Mile Beach is also a good surfing location with grassed picnic BBQ areas, a surf club, a kiosk, showers, and it is patrolled in season.
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Burgess Beach is a small and quiet beach accessed by a steep path that runs off Burgess Street. It is a good spot for families with shelter on three sides and plenty of small rock cave formations. Seven Mile Beach stretches south from Cape Hawke down to Booti Hill and The Ruins. At the northern tip of Seven Mile Beach you’ll find a rough dirt track which takes you to secluded Janies Corner, a good spot for fishing and surfing. At the southern end of Seven Mile you’ll find Bulls Paddock, great for surfing. In Pacific Palms you will find Elizabeth Beach which is a beautiful patrolled beach (in season) with picnic area and toilets. There is also Boomerang Beach, Pacific Palms’ best surfing beach and also a great swimming spot. Blueys Beach is another excellent surfing beach, particularly in a north-easterly. Around Seal Rocks, Number One Beach is yet another excellent surf beach. It is also a world renowned dive spot with both shark and wreck dives available, whilst fishermen are also
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well catered for. Finally, there is Treachery Beach where normally a wave can be had even when everywhere else is flat. Off-road enthusiasts are catered for with 4WDs permitted on Diamond Beach and Nine Mile Beach. Note that 4WD permits are required to drive on council controlled beaches. These can be obtained from council offices or visitor information centres. One of the best ways to appreciate the beaches and coastline is to explore some of the coastal walking tracks. One of the most popular of these is the Pebbly Beach Bicentennial Walk. It starts at North Street, near the ocean pool of Forster Beach and finishes at Burgess Beach. Another great walk is the Rainforest Walk at Hallidays Point which links the headlands of Black Head and Red Head.
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waterways Crystal clear and ‘aqua’ in colour, ours is a truly unique waterway system. Made up of three lakes the Wallis Lake, Smiths Lake and further south, Myall Lakes. Wallis Lake is an excellent swimming spot and great for all water sports. There are wonderful islands in the lake, and several are nature reserves with picnic facilities. Dolphins can quite regularly be spotted cavorting underneath the bridge linking Forster and Tuncurry, as well as numerous other locations both in the lakes themselves or surfing the waves along the shoreline. The Myall Lakes cover 10,000 ha and are made up of four main sections: Bombah Broadwater, Two Mile Lake, Boolambayte Lake and Myall Lake. Beautiful waters and a popular spot for houseboats, families and fishing. Tuncurry rock pool (map ref. F7) is an excellent spot for kids. Protected and with quiet water it is perfect for toddlers. There is also a ramp to the water’s edge for wheelchairs. Forster Ocean Pool – (map ref. J2) At the southern end of Forster Beach, and this is also where the Pebbly Beach Bicentennial Walk commences off North St. Black Head Ocean Pool - (map page 45) A main pool plus a children’s pool located at the southern end of Black Head Beach near the Black Head Surf Club and Black Head village. At Action Divers you’ll find world-class scuba diving sites off Forster, Tuncurry and Seal Rocks where you can explore the marine park teeming with fish life and majestic sea creatures. Action Divers cater for all levels. Being the only PADI 5 star dive centre within a 2 hour radius, they will ensure you receive the highest quality training available. Manning St, Tuncurry (map ref. E8). Ocean Quest Deep Sea Fishing Charters Forster/Tuncurry is an absolute mecca for the fishing enthusiast. Ocean Quest offer a half day charter where all you need to bring is yourself and a smile and they’ll help with whatever way you need. They provide lunch on board but it’s up to you to catch your dinner! Manning St, Tuncurry.
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If you only had one day in Forster the place not to miss is the superb, stunning, aqua waters of Wallis Lake. Rich in aquatic life, frequented by playful, bottle nosed dolphins, boasting some of the world’s best oysters, crustaceans, fish and amazing bird life. It’s your choice whether you take charge and hire a boat from the Waterline Boathouse (map ref. i4) with Forster’s most diverse charter fleet (mostly not requiring a licence) including a luxury BBQ boat, a speedboat, a range of fishing boats, stand up paddle boards, kayaks and waterbikes, OR sit back, relax and enjoy a beverage and freshly prepared lunch aboard the fully licensed Free Spirit (map ref. i4) while your competent and well informed skipper draws attention to many of the lakes hidden treasures. (Departs most days at 11.30am). Group bookings and private charters are available. Don’t forget the Waterline does great coffee and supplies bait and tackle.
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seafood & fishing With a name like the Great Lakes, it is no surprise that our area offers some of the most magnificent waterways and fresh seafood. Wallis Lake is famous for its oysters - an absolute must while you are here. Pacific Palms Seafood have done all the hard work and caught the best seafood available in the area. Call in and see their wonderful display of fresh local and regional seafood plus an extensive range of frozen seafood. Their competitive prices and quality range of seafood can be purchased 7 days a week. For some of the freshest and finest oysters available pay Graham Barclay Oysters a visit. Straight from the farm daily, their freshly shucked oysters are a real treat. They also have unopened and bottled oysters available, as well as travel packs. Fishing is extremely popular in the Great Lakes region. Fishing spots abound along the rivers, lakes, beaches and breakwalls. The area is particularly good for flathead, leather jacket, bream, and whiting. If you have your own boat there are plenty of boat ramps available, or you can hire a boat from one of the many hire spots along Little Street in Forster. So take some time out, grab your rod and reel or handline, some bait and enjoy some fishing in this wonderful region. Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t forget to pay for your Recreational Fishing Licence from any bait and tackle shop, or by calling 1300 369 365.
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markets Black Head Beach Bazaar 1st Sunday of the month September to May, 8.30 to 2pm at Wylie Breckenridge Park, Black Head Beach, Hallidays Point. Offering everything imaginable, handmade jewellery, gifts, and gourmet goodies.
Pacific Palms Markets Last Sunday of the month 9am -1pm at Pacific Palms Community Centre, The Lakes Way - items to be found at this market include recycled timber furniture, handmade cards, plants, artwork, a massage therapist and even a clairvoyant.
Forster Town Markets 2nd Sunday of the month, 8am to 2pm at Forster Town Park, Head Street, Forster. With crafts, jams, plants, handmade jewellery, clothing and artwork.
Nabiac Farmers Markets Last Saturday of the month 8am - 12pm at the Nabiac Showground, Nabiac. Only the freshest local produce can be found here with locally grown organic vegetables, free range eggs, honey and fruit. You can also find, plants, locally made arts and crafts, cakes and chocolates. Something for everyone!
Tuncurry Markets 4th Saturday of the month, 7am to 1pm at John Wright Park, Tuncurry. Selling a variety of products ranging from clothes and produce to oils and handmade wooden toys. Forster Farmers Market 3rd Saturday of the month 8am - 12pm at Forster Visitor Centre, Little St, Forster. It showcases the outstanding quality of produce and allows residents and visitors to sample and buy the freshest local and regional produce direct from the grower and producer.
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Krambach Markets Third Sunday of the month 9am - 1pm at the School of Arts Hall, Buckets Way, Krambach. These local markets feature bric-a-brac and country crafts, woodwork, handmade soap, preserves, cakes, gingerbread and so much more.
wineries The Great Lakes Region has some little hidden treasures. Travel through to the gorgeous hinterland and visit Great Lakes Winery and Villa d’Esta Vineyard, just 20 minutes out of Forster. It is well worth the drive. Great Lakes Winery - tucked away not far from the highway is this little gem. This boutique winery and beef cattle property offers you and the family a place to relax with the option of having refreshments from the cellar door, or you’re welcome to bring your own picnic and settle in the peace and tranquility of the “back paddock”. The property is also home to a friendly herd of Black Angus beef cattle. Applying sustainable farming practices, Great Lakes Winery supplies hormone-free milk and grass-fed yearling beef to its customers (see map page 43).
Wineries & Breweries Day Trip Or travel a little further afield and enjoy a day out exploring the wineries of the Greater Port Macquarie Region. PORT MACQUARIE
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day trips Day trip through The Manning Valley The Manning Valley offers a unique combination of lush hinterland, pristine beaches, navigable river, untouched estuaries and plenty of National Parks and Nature reserves to explore and discover. Visit quaint seaside and hinterland towns and villages where you can take in the sights and delight your senses along the way. Wingham Brush Nature Reserve, located on the
edge of Wingham offers a board walk through one of the last remaining floodplain rainforests where giant Moreton Bay Figs provide a lush landscape and home to colonies of Grey-Headed
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Flying Foxes. Bustling markets take place at various locations each weekend, together with farmersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; markets that supply the freshest of local produce from fruit and vegetables to seafood. The hinterland of the Bulga Plateau is home to the legendary Ellenborough Falls which plummets to the valley below with a 200 metre single drop, the second longest single fall in the southern hemisphere. The site of Crowdy Head lighthouse showcases 360 degree views around the Manning and offers whale watching in season, fishing charters, walks through the Crowdy Bay National Park and views back to Harrington and all it has to offer.
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Day trips to Greater Port Macquarie 52+ Things to Do Start your day with a ride around the picturesque hinterland with Bellrowan Valley Horse Riding. See over 50 species of Australian wildlife including the 5 metre monster crock ‘Shrek’, hand feed a snow leopard, pat a koala and hold a python at Billabong Koala and Wildlife Park. Head into Port Macquarie to The Cruise Terminal where you can choose from a range of cruises including; dolphin and whale watching (May-Nov), sunset or eco river cruises. Your last stop is Bago Vineyard where kids can explore the largest hedge maze in NSW and parents can taste a drop at the cellar door. You can get all the inspiration you need at 52things2do.com.au Camden Haven Highlights Take the Kew exit and head up to the summit of North Brother Mountain in Dooragan National Park. Take a walk through the Blackbutt Forest or for the more adventurous hire a bike and ride along
the Camden Haven River foreshore from North Haven Beach to Laurieton or explore the pristine waterways of Queens Lake in a kayak. Feed the fish at the Dunbogan Boatshed then take a dip in the netted tidal pools at Dunbogan or in the calm inlet in Lake Cathie. Grab some locally grown Armstrong Oysters for your trip home. Must Do’s in Port Macquarie Your first stop is Ricardoes Tomatoes and Strawberries where you can pick your own strawberries and taste the award winning produce. Experience one of the largest undisturbed and most diverse rainforests in NSW at Sea Acres Rainforest Centre. See a piece of history at Tacking Point Lighthouse and Roto House. Just next door is the world’s only Koala Hospital where you can join the 3pm Walk, Talk and Feed Tour. Finish your adventure with a stroll along the spectacular 9km coastal walk past historic landmarks, lookouts and eight beaches.
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time for you We never get enough time to do everything, let alone take time out for ourselves. So while you are on holidays make sure you take advantage of a little ‘me time’ and book yourself into one of these beautiful spas. You don’t have to spend a fortune to get the true relaxation you need. Sanctuary Beauty & Skin Care pride themselves on giving you the very best experience. They can accommodate all of your needs from simple waxing to the most luxurious massage and facials. Relax and enjoy a calming massage and feel all your stress and tension be released. Be pampered with one of their facial treatments where the aroma fills the room and gently relaxes your mind and body while smoothing away fine lines leaving your skin bright and radiant. So while you’re in Forster take some time out for yourself and let them pamper you.
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Mention Discover Magazine and receive $10 off your visit (treatments over $60). With the most up-to-date technology and high standards Aaqua Marine Day Spa is a leading day spa in the Great Lakes area. Offering the best standard of permanent hair reduction and skin rejuvenation, using variable pulse light therapy (VPL). Specialising in Bridal Makeup and offering mobile services to Forster/Tuncurry and surrounding areas will set any bride’s mind at ease. Aaqua Marine stock only the best products available on the market. Their range of natural, organic and corrective skin care lines has any concern covered in a relaxing facial or homecare. From teeth whitening, cosmetic tattooing and body piercing to massage, hydro spa packages and relaxation therapies, Aaqua Marine has you covered.
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events calendar January <Black Head ‘Head2Head’ ocean swim <Australia Day February <Bulahdelah Bass Bash & Ball <Battle of the boats - Pacific Palms Surf Boat Carnival March <Wallamba & District Show <Pacific Palms ‘Rock to Rock’ ocean swim <Great Lakes Viking Soccer Challenge April <Stroud show <Myall Classic Golf Tournament <Forster ‘Club 2 Club’ ocean swim <Triathlon NSW Club Championships <Anzac Day May <Forster Adventure Race <Junior Spirit Adventure Race June <Pacific Palms Art Festival <NSW Surfmasters titles July <Forster Keys Family Fun Day <Bulahdelah Junior Rodeo <Nabiac Junior Rodeo
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August <Myall Stages Rally September <’Paddle for Life’ Myall River Classic kayak race <Hawks Nest Wildside Festival <Stroud Rodeo & Campdraft <Forster Running Festival <Ride the Myall Coast Cycling Event October <Wildcat Sailing Regatta <Weekend of Surf <Myall River Festival <Blessing of the Fleet <Stroud Country Fair and International Brick & Rolling Pin Throwing Contest <Forster Film Festival November <Summer Fun Day, Forster Keys <Forster Tuncurry Junior Triathlon <Bulahdelah Show <Challenge Forster Triathlon December <Carols by candlelight – various venues <New Years Eve celebrations These events are subject to change without notice, it is recommended to contact Great Lakes Tourism closer to the event for details on (02) 6554 8799 or visit www.greatlakes.org. au for the latest event information. Please note that not all events are able to be listed at the time of publication.
weddings Our region offers a picturesque backdrop to complete your wedding dreams. The options are endless, from lakeside or beachside, to that perfect country retreat. Clarendon Forest Retreat is a stunning venue offering the complete package for your boutique wedding. Nestled in the Kiwarrak State Forest, ideally located between Forster and the Manning Valley, this retreat is that secluded venue you have been searching for. The 1000-acre property has eight unique self-contained cottages that can house your wedding guests. All cottages are furnished with the luxury comforts of home, feature their own spa, and include linen, towels, kitchen utensils and essentials (tea, coffee, toiletries etc). Meals can also be delivered to your cottage on request. Your guests also have many activities to choose from during their stay including horse riding, bushwalking, mountain biking the trails of Kiwarrak State Forest, tennis, or simply lounging by the retreatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s swimming pool. Clarendon Wedding has a range of packages to suit every brideâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s needs and can even arrange eveything for you (celebrant, hairdresser, makeup, bouquet, flowers, photographer, music, cake etc).
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walks & national parks Booti Booti National Park is located on The Lakes Way and is spread over 1,567 hectares just 10 kms south of Forster. With ocean on one side and the Wallis Lake on the other, there is a variety of different ways to explore. This area offers excellent water activities including fishing, sailing, as well as both Elizabeth and Seven Mile Beach. You can camp at The Ruins (camping fees apply), where facilities include hot showers and gas BBQs. At the summit of Cape Hawke there is a viewing tower giving you a panoramic view of the Forster lakes and beaches plus Seal Rocks, Crowdy Head and Wallis Lake. There is a walk (only for the fit) with entry at The Ruins camping ground at the south end of Seven Mile Beach. A short walk towards the headland takes you to Flat Rock, continue around the headland to Elizabeth Beach, but be warned that the grade is steep. An alternative for the less energetic is to cross The Lakes Way to the edge of Wallis Lake and follow the shoreline around to the Green Cathedral. The ocean and lakeside walks combined cover 7km. From the Elizabeth Beach end, the access is via Lethbridge Rd up the headland to a good viewing point of the beach and coastline.
following fire trails, which lead you down to the river for some great fishing. Whoota Lookout is one of the best natural viewing platforms on the mid-north coast, providing magnificent views of 100 kilometres of coastline from Port Macquarie to Port Stephens.
Wallinghat National Park The park contains eucalypt forests supporting a number of threatened plant and animal species. Activities include canoeing, bushwalking, bird watching, and scenic drives, with camping grounds, public toilets, walking tracks and picnic tables. The park is located 30 km southeast of Forster along the Lakes Way and Sugar Creek Road. Note that all roads within the park are unsealed. There are a number of good walks by
If you can tear yourself away from the region’s beautiful beaches and waterways, you can picnic in some of the most scenic spots the region has to offer. Most with great playgrounds for the kids, or nestled on the banks of the river there is a grassy patch for everyone. Tuncurry also has a fantastic Skate Park located on Point Road, Tuncurry, opposite Wallis Lake in John Fazio Park. Map ref: E8. So grab a chicken and your picnic blanket and relax, you’re on holidays!
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Myall Lakes National Park One of New South Wales’ largest coastal lake systems and one of the most visited parks in NSW. It incorporates 31,562 ha of headlands, forest, swampland and a staggering 10,000 ha of coastal lagoons. These lagoons - Myall Lake, Boolambyte Lake, Two Mile Lake and The Broadwater - are linked by narrow straits which form a continuous waterway joined to Port Stephens by the lower Myall River. Between the lakes and the sea, are high sand dunes and 40 km of almost unbroken beaches. There is a ferry at Bombah Point which leaves every half hour from 8.00a.m - 6.00p.m. The car ferry transports you across to Myall Shores, from this point a walking track leads to the mouth of the Upper Myall River. A very poor quality unsealed road leads to the township of Bulahdelah just 15 kms away.
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accommodation Beaches International Forster’s premier beachside apartments with guaranteed ocean views. Modern luxury apartments with views and location second to none make this the perfect beach getaway destination. Phone now for sensational deals. where: 1 Beach Street, Forster www.beachesinternational.com.au
phone: 1800 552 498 map ref: I3
Breakfree Mobys Offering 1, 2 and 3 bedroom fully self-contained beach houses designed with ambience and privacy in mind. Facilities include outdoor lagoon style pool with heated spa, full size tennis court, gym and sheltered children’s playground. where: Red Gum Rd, Boomerang Beach www.breakfreemobys.com.au
phone: 1800 655 322 map ref: Page 43
Clarendon Forest Retreat A private award-winning self-contained luxury retreat set on 1000 acres in the Kiwarrak State Forest and National Park. Eight 4.5 Star luxury cottages with private heated spa pools, swimming pool, massage, facials and horse riding. where: Coates Rd Possum Brush Via Taree www.cfr.com.au
phone: (02) 6554 3085 map ref: page 42
Diamond Beach Holiday Park Offering air-conditioned luxury beachfront and beachside villas, powered van and tent sites. Modern amenities with mini golf, solar heated salt water pool and spa, tennis court, 2 children’s playgrounds and games room. where: Jubilee Pde, Diamond Beach www.diamondbeachpark.com.au
phone: (02) 6559 2910 map ref: page 45
North Coast Holiday Parks Forster Beach Some of the Holiday Coast’s best and most affordable accommodation. Choice of ensuite and deluxe beach cabins or luxury villas with water views in addtion to camp sites, all within meters of Forster’s main beach. where: Reserve Rd, Forster www.northcoastholidayparks.com.au/forsterbeach
phone: (02) 6554 6269 map ref: I2
Forster Palms Motel Featuring deluxe and spa rooms, as well as interconnecting, standard and disabled access rooms. Facilities include air conditioning, wireless broadband, room service, salt water pool and outdoor BBQ area. where: 60 MacIntosh St, Forster www.forsterpalmsmotel.com.au
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phone: (02) 6555 6255 map ref: J4
accommodation Golden Sands Motor Inn Convenience, comfort and friendly hospitality. A choice of 2 bedroom, premium, twin and queen suites. Complimentary wireless broadband access, pool and BBQ area only 100 metres from the beach. where: 6 Head St, Forster www.goldensands.net.au
phone: (02) 6554 6222 map ref: J3
Happy Hallidays Holiday Park With a range of accomodation from deluxe spa villas to camping spots Happy Hallidays caters for all. The park offers a fun train, jumping pillow, indoor play room, tennis, mini-golf, basketball, games room and mini cinema screen. where: 517 Blackhead Rd, Hallidays Point www.happyhallidays.com.au
phone: (02) 6559 2967 map ref: page 45
Island Palms Motor Inn Family owned and operated and offers quality accommodation in a tranquil bush setting. Located adjacent to Wallis Lake. The accommodation, fine food and friendly service is second to none in the Forster Tuncurry area. where: 115 The Lakes Way, Forster www.islandpalmsmotorinn.com
phone: (02) 6554 5555 map ref: K8
Lakeside Resort Forster Set in over 5 hectares of parkland on the shores of beautiful Piperâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Bay in Wallis Lake, Lakeside Resort Forster offers visitors a feeling of peace and tranquility amongst abundant birdlife and mountain views beyond. where: Tea Tree Rd, Forster www.lakesideresortforster.com.au
phone: (02) 6555 5511 map ref: M12
Laniâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Holiday Island Located in the heart of Forster on Wallis Lake. Choose from a wide range of cabins (some with spas). Free Austar and in-house movies. Wireless internet and facilities that cater for the whole family. where: 33 The Lakes Way, Forster www.lanis.com.au
phone: (02) 6554 6273 map ref: J7
Ramada Resort Diamond Beach An architecturally inspired resort set in an absolute beachfront location. Offering a wide range of accommodation styles for couples to large families or groups, along with the resort facilities to match. Here you simply unwind by the sea and leave the rest to them. where: 357 Diamond Beach Rd, Diamond Beach www.ramadadiamondbeach.com.au
phone: (02) 6559 2719 map ref: page 45
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accommodation Sails Apartments Offering an unparalleled experience and situated only metres from the beach and shops. Fully self-contained apartments with 2 bathrooms, huge balconies with BBQ and most with stunning water views. Plus pool, spa, sauna and tennis court. where: 7-9 Head St, Forster www.sailsapartments.com
phone: (02) 6555 3700 map ref: I3
North Coast Holiday Parks Seal Rocks On the shores of the Pacific Ocean with 2 new luxury resort style beachfront bungalows, 12 ocean view cabins (up to 6 berth) plus powered camp sites. Modern, eco-friendly facilities with Number One Beach right across the road. where: Kinka Rd, Seal Rocks phone: 1800 112 234 www.northcoastholidayparks.com.au/sealrocks map ref: page 43
Seashells Beachfront Resort Spacious self-contained apartments ideally located between bush and sea. Enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of Diamond Beach and have some fun with resort facilities including pools, spas, sauna, BBQ, tennis and squash courts. where: Diamond Beach Rd, Diamond Beach www.seashellsresort.com.au
phone: (02) 6559 2779 map ref: page 45
Sevan Apartments 4.5 star luxury offering the highest quality inclusions with beautiful lake and ocean views. 2 and 3 bedroom, as well as penthouse apartments; free broadband, Austar, business centre, heated lap pool all within 150 metres of the beach. where: 14 Head St, Forster www.sevan.com.au
phone: (02) 6555 0300 map ref: I3
Smugglers Cove Holiday Village A nautical themed experience set on 20 acres of magnificent sub-tropical surroundings in the heart of Forster. Facilities include pool, games room, mini golf, canoe hire, playgrounds, luxury cabins and shaded waterfront camping. where: 45 The Lakes Way, Forster www.smugglerscove.com.au
phone: (02) 6554 6666 map ref: J7
Sundowner Tiona Nestled between 7 Mile beach and Wallis Lake. Eco spa cottages, beachside and lakeside cabins, the beach house and spectacular Lake house are dotted throughout lush native Cabbage tree palms. where: The Lakesway, Pacific Palms www.sundownerholidays.com
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phone: 1800 636 452 map ref: page 43
accommodation Sunrise Luxury Apartments Situated on the foreshore of Wallis Lake featuring breathtaking views of the lake and ocean. Offering modern 2 and 3 bedroom fully self-contained apartments with private balcony located within minutes of the area’s many attractions. where: 22-30 Manning St, Tuncurry www.sunrisetuncurry.com.au
phone: (02) 6557 5030 map ref: K8
Tallwoods Golf Course and Resort 4.5 star deluxe villas with private outdoor areas. Fully self-contained with a choice of 1, 2 or 3 bedrooms; located on our stunning championship golf course, with resort pool, tennis courts and landscaped gardens all within minutes of the beach. where: The Boulevard, Tallwoods Village www.tallwoodsgolf.com.au
phone: (02) 6557 3900 map ref: page 44
The Dorsal Boutique Hotel Stunningly designed rooms all of which enjoy ocean and lake views with LCD tv’s, internet, minibar and air-conditioning. Facilities include bar, restaurant, coffee shop, gymnasium and sauna and all only metres from the beach. where: 1 West St, Forster www.dorsalhotel.com.au
phone: (02) 6554 8766 map ref: J2
Treachery Camp Set on Treachery Headland surrounded by National Park. Self-contained cabins, lodge accommodation, bush camping, modern amenities. Secluded surfing beaches, unspoilt bushland and amazing coastline. Campfires permitted. where: 166 Thomas Rd, Seal Rocks www.treacherycamp.com.au
phone: (02) 4997 6138 map ref: page 43
Tuncurry Motor Lodge Friendly. Affordable. Comfortable. Tastefully decorated rooms, luxurious beds and bedding, 32” flat screen TVs and reverse cycle air-conditioning. Saltwater pool and BBQ area and only 2 minutes walk to town. where: 132 Manning St, Forster www.tuncurrymotorlodge.com.au
phone: (02) 6554 8885 map ref: D6
Wallis Lake Motel Close to lake, beach, shops, cafes and restaurants, yet a spacious quiet location in the heart of Forster. Thirteen comfortable air conditioned rooms including family suites with cooking facilities this motel is the perfect choice for a great family holiday. where: 5 Wallis Street, Forster www.greatlakes.org.au/forster/wallis-lake-motel
phone: 02 6555 5600 map ref: I3
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DRIVE
DIAM OND BEAC H RD
TIC MAJES PL
TAREE 20 KM
PANORAMA DR
OND BEACH RD
ED GE WA DUNE SPRINGS CL TER DR
ANNIVERSARY
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Black Head Pool
WILLIAM ST
HIGH ST
Razorback Rock
Black Head Hallidays Point
45
TUNCURRY
Anne Marie Pl D8 Annette Pl D8 Asplenii Cres B4 Bahama Pl B5 Baird St D9 Bakers Ln E7 Banksia Pde D6 Barclay Pl D8 Bay St D9 Beach St E6/E7 Bent Ln D7 Bent St D7 Bernborough Cl B2 Bonveti Cl C7 Boronia Cl E5 Bower Pl C6 Bramble Pde D7 Caleyi Cres B4 Cape St D6 Capel St D7 Cassandra Cres D5 Catherine St E8 Chapmans Rd A3 Colleena Pl C4 Colvin Ave B7 Commodore Pl C7 Constable Pl B6 Coral Ln E8 Correa Cl B3 De Lore Cres C7 Dee Cres B5 Douglas Ave C5 Eden Pl A7 Erica Pl C4 Fleeting Pl B3 Flora Pde D5 Grandis Dr C4 Grevillia Cl B3 Grey Gum Rd C5 Gunsynd Cl B1 Guy Pl B8 Hakea Pl C4 Harbour View Pl C8 Hawke St E6 Hibiscus Pl C8 Huntly Cl D7 Jonnel Pl C8 Kennewell Pde B6 Kent St E8 Lachlan Ave C7 Lake St D7 Leo St C5 Leoamatu Cl E8 Little St E7 Manning St C4/D7 Margina Cl C4 Mayers Dr C6 Milliken St E7 Mills Pde B7 Mirage Ave B8 Montego Pl A6 Mount View Pde C8 Norfolk Cl C5 Normandy Ln D6 North St E6 Oasis Pde B7 Pacific Pde E5 Pallman St E7
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Palm St E8 Palmway Cres B8 Parkes St E6 Parkway Dr B7 Parr Rd D5 Peel Ln E8 Peel St D7 Pine Ave D5 Pineview Cl E6 Point Rd D9 Porter Cl B7 Ray St E8 Rebecca Jane Cl D8 Recreation Ln D8 Regency Cres C8 Rennie Cres C6 Rest Point Dr C8 Robur Ct C4 Rockpool Rd E7 Rodmay St C5 Sciacca Ave B6 Serrata Ct C4 Sheppard Cl C7 Short St E6 South St A7/D7 Stewart Pde C6 Sunset Pl C8 Susella Cres D8 Taree St B8/D8 The Coronet C7 Transom Pl C7 Tulloch Rd B2 Tuncurry Ln D7 Tuncurry Rd C2 Tuncurry St D7 Viola Crct B3/B4 Wallamba Cl C7 Wallis St D6 Wharf St E6/E8 Wilson St D6 Windsor Pl C8 Wollomba Ave D6 Woodward Pl B6 Wright Pl B7
FORSTER
Adina Cl Affleck Cl Akala Ave Alice St Allen Ave Amanda Cres Angel Cl Anglers Ave Anne Ct Areca Ct Arenga Ct Argo Pl Arlington Pl Aurum Pl Avon Pl Bakara Ct Bali Hai Ave Ballingal Wy Bangalow Pl Beach St Becker Rd Bells Cl Belton Wy Benara Cres Bennett Pl
L11 L5 N9 L4 L10 K9 J7 K6 K9 L8 M8 K8 M12 K8 L5 L6 L12 L7 M7 I3 M6 J4 M5 L7 M6
Bennetts Head Dr L3 Bernhardt Cl M3 Blanch Pl M5 Blundell Ave K10 Boona St K7 Boundary St L4/L7 Bounty Ky K11 Breckenridge Ln I5 Breckenridge St J5 Breese Pde K7 Bright St J7 Bruce St I4 Bundacree Pl M7 Burgess Rd O7 Burke Cl M7 Burrawan St O8 Burrawong Pl N5 Cabarita Ave J5 Calamas Pl M8 Cape Hawke Dr N10 Capri Ave L11 Carawa St J3 Carinda Pl L6 Carribean Ave L11 Caryota Pl M8 Cassina Cl L7 Cavill Ave J10 Cedar Gr I6 Charles St M5 Christian Cres J6 Churchill Rd L5 Chusan Pl M7 Cliff Rd N6 Cocos Cres M7 Colin Pl J6 Colliton Pde M4 Commerce Ct L6 Condell Pl K7 Coral Ln G3 Court St L3 Cross Ln J4 Cross St J5/K4 Curlew Cl J5 Dalman St L7 Daphne St M5 Discovery Dr K11 Divide St K6 Douglas St I5 Edward St N6 Elizabeth Ln J4 Elizabeth Pde J11 Elizabeth St J4 Ell Cl N11 Elouera Cres K10 Endeavour Ct K11 Enterprise Ct K7 Eyre Cres N11 Fairway Cres L4 Fig Tree Ct I6 Forster Ave J5 Fortuna Cl O9 Friendship Ky J11 Garden St K5 Gleeson Ave M4 Gleneon Dr M12 Glenn Cl K6 Glenview Cl M12 Godwin St J6 Goldens Rd L8 Greenfield Pl O9 Grove St M6 Guy Ave J10
Hadley St L3 Harbord Ct L7 Hawaii Ave L12 Hawke St G1 Head Ln J3 Head St I3/K3 Helen St J4 Hesper Dr M8 Hind Ave K8 Hume St M6 Inaja Pl M7 Isabella Pde N9 James St L4 Karloo St M7 Karlowan Pl J5 Kenrose St K9 Kent St G2 Kentia Dr N7 King George Pde K11 Kiola Pl M6 Kolang St L5 Konda Pl N6 Kularoo Dr J6 Lake Ln J3 Lake St J3 Lake Vista Dr M3 Lakeview Cres O7 Leguna Cres L5 Leonardo Ave N9 Likely St K6 Lincoln St L3 Link St O8 Lisa Pl K9 Little St I4/I6 Livistona Dr L7 Loftus Pl J7 Lutea Pl N7 Macintosh St J4 Manara Cres L6 Maneela St J3 Manning St G1 Marcella St K4 Marcus Pl N9 Margot Cres M4 Marine Dr M3 Mark St I6 Mayfair Pl M12 Memorial Dr I3 Michaela Pl K9 Michelle Cres M3 Middle Ln J4 Middle St J4 Miles Cl K5 Minnibah Crct M6 Mirita Pl N7 Morilla Pl J5 Murray Ave K10 Myall Dr N11 Nakar Ct L7 Narran Pl L6 Nikau Pl M7 North Ln I2 North St J2 Nuwarra Crct L7 Oriana Pl M8 Oyster Pde I2 Pacific St O8 Palm Rd M6 Palmer St L3 Palmgrove Pl N6 Panorama Cres N9
Paradise Ave K5 Park St O7 Parkes St G1 Paruna Ct M10 Phoenix Pl M7 Pindari Rd L11 Pioneer Dr M6 Piper Ln I5 Pipers Bay Dr L11 Raffia Pl N7 Regatta Ave K6 Reserve Rd I2 Riana Ave N9 Robert St I4 Robina Gr J7 Rockpool Rd H1 Roebuck Ky K11 Royal Cl L11 Royal Palm Pl M8 Ruby St L5 Seaview St M5 Sentry Cres M8 Short St I4 Sillot Ct N9 Sirius Ky K11 Skye Cres L11 Smiths Cl M11 South St K5 St Albans Pl K4 Stanley St I6 Stephen St N6 Strand St K4 Sunbakers Dr M4 Sunset Ave K6 Supply Ave J11 Surfriders Prom M4 Surfview Ave K6 Tahiti Ave L12 Tandara Pl M10 Tathra Pl N9 Tea Tree Rd M12 The Corso M11 The Cove L10 The Lakes Way K8/L11 The Mews M10 The Ridge L5 The Southern Pkwy L8 Thora Cl M7 Timbertop Ave J6 Toby St J6 Townsend St J4 Trades Ct K6 Tree View Pl I6 Tucana Pl L7 Undara Crct N10 Underwood Rd N5 Victor Ave K11 Victoria Pl M12 Vista Del Mar K9 Wallis Ln J3 Wallis St J3 Wamara Cres N9 Water St J6 Waterview St L5 Wells St L5 West Ln I4 West St J3 Wharf St I3 Willis Ct M6 Wirrsns Cir L6 Wyuna Pl K10 Zamia Pl N8
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TAREE 28 KM
to Wallamba Riverside Cafe
GUNSYND CL
Racecourse
BERNBORO UGH CL
TUNCURRY RD
TULLOCH RD
2
FLEETING PL
CHAPMAN S RD
Bells Island
Oaky Island
BEACH ST
Aaqua Marine Day Spa
RD POOL ROCK
BEACH ST PALLMAN ST
Tuncurry Rockpool
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Forster Boat Harbour
PEEL LN WHARF ST
REGEN
MILLIKEN ST
WHARF ST
BENT ST
PARKES ST
NORMAN DY LN SHORT ST
CAPE ST
MANNING ST
STEWART PDE
BONVETI CL
OASIS PDE COLVIN AVE
BANKSIA PDE
DEE CR
WOODW ARD PL
PARKWAY DR
GU YP L
CA JANE CL
CLA BAR Y PL
ST RD BAI
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LITTLE ST
LN ERS BAK
WRIGHT PL
CL
MONTEGO PL
EDEN PL
PDE LAKE ST
Nine Mile Beach
HAWKE ST
Action Divers Ocean Quest
ST BAY
Native Dog Island
Sports Area
CR
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WOLLOM AVE BA WAL LIS ST Tennis School
LA
8
North Coast Holiday Parks Tuncurry Beach
PACIFIC PD E BORONIA PINEVIE CL W CL Playing NORTH ST Field
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PL
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MAYERS DR KENNEW ELL PDE SCIACCA AVE MILLS PD E CR
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7
BO W ER
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MAYERS DR
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6
DMAY ST RO
5
GREY GU M RD
School / TAFE PARR RD
Wallis Lake
RESERVE RD
LEO ST
Tuncurry
BULAHDELAH 64 KM
ST NING MAN CL GINA MAR
4
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CAPEL ST
3
Golf Course
TUNCURRY ST TUNCURRY LN
1
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WHARF ST
Miles Island
Tern Island
47
MANNING ST
Pool
T ST KEN
WHARF ST
BEACH ST
PARKES ST
L RD KPOO ROC
BEACH ST
Boat Harbour
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Tuncurry Rockpool
Island
OYSTER PDE
Baths
Miles Island
WHARF ST M E MORIAL D R
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Graham Barclay Oysters
Godwin
Free Spirit Cruises Waterline Boatshed
The Aztec
Wharf Street Shopping
MILLIKEN ST
Wallis Lake
CORAL LN
WHARF ST
Tuncurry
RESERVE RD
HAWKE ST
BEACH ST
WALLIS ST
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LAKE LN MIDD LE ST
Private Hospital
BRUC E ST
ST ROBE RT ST
PIPER LN
NORTH ST HEAD LN WALLIS ST WALLIS LN LAKE ST
Pool
NORTH LN HEAD ST
Second Head Lookout
MIDDLE LN
MO
AVE
LA
Sports Field
PL
Tennis
CURLEW CL
School
GARDEN ST
MILES CL
ANGLERS AVE
WELLS ST KOLANG ST
CARIN DA PL NARRAN PL
CR
MA RIN E DR
CIR BAH
CT WILLIS
N
One Mile Beach
Bennetts Head Reserve & Lookout
STEPHEN
CLIFF RD
VE GRO PALM PL
KONDA PL
ONG BURRAW PL
RD T ES M HU PL LA T GROVE S KIO N I M NI
BE CK ER
CHARLES ST
STRAND ST
Golf Course
GLEESON AVE
SUNBAKER S DR COLLITON PDE
LAKE VISTA
RUBY ST DA PH CH UR NE CH ST AVON I PL LL RD E G RID AFF B LECK CL BAK ARA CT
FAIRWAY CR Fairways Shopping Centre
JAMES ST
Golf Course
PALMER ST
M
BERNH ARDT CL
Pine Post Point BENNETTS HEAD DR
L
LINCOLN ST
The Tanks Historic Rail Site
Forster
LAKE ST
Sports Fields
SOUTH ST
FORSTER AVE
TO PA VE
K
HEAD ST
MARCELL A ST
BELLS CL
TOWNSEN D ST
KULA RO FIG TREE OD CT R TOBY ST CEDAR GR N CR TREE VIEW PL
MARK ST
STANLEY ST
CARAWA ST
MANEELA ST
Pebbly Beach
North Coast Holiday Parks Forster Beach Beach Forster Beach Bums Cafe
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PL
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SHOR T ST
WEST ST
BRECKENR IDGE ST
MACINTO SH ST
CABARITA GODWIN ST
WEST LN LITTLE ST
BRECKEN LN RIDGE
LITTLE ST DOUGLA S ST
CROSS ST
KARL OWA N PL R IL
WATER ST
TIM B E R
PL
ALICE ST
G
REGATTA AVE
PL
ELIZABETH LN ELIZABETH ST CROSS LN CROSS ST PARADISE AVE
DIVIDE ST GL CL ENN
LIKELY ST
BOUNDARY ST
TAREE 32 KM
TRADES CT
ST ALBANS
SUNS ET AV E SURFVIEW AVE
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SURFRIDERS PROM
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BULAHDELAH 57 KM
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Burgess Beach
FORTUNA CL
ST IFIC PAC
PDE ELLA ISAB CR MA ORA PAN
MARCUS PL
LEONARDO AVE
CAPE HA WKE THE SOU THER N PK WY
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TANDARA PL PARUNA CT
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BUNDAC RE PL E
ROYAL PALM PL
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Forster Keys AD IN AC L
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Aevum Golden Ponds Resort
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THE COVE AY SW KE A EL TH
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Shopping Centre
HARBORD CT
DALMAN ST BOUNDA RY ST ARA BEN
RD CL SMITHS
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Sanctuary Beauty & Skincare
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SUP PLY AVE ELIZ ABE TH PDE
CASSINA CL
NU WA R LIV RA CI IST R ON A
BRIGHT ST ENTERPRI SE CT PL
THORA HESPER DR SEN TRY CR
CONDELL
LISA PL
PL AU RU M
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ALLEN AVE
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THE MEWS
GA EN AR CT
L AP OT RY CA
MAYFAIR PL
BALI HAI AV E TAHITI AV E ARLINGTON PL
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VICTORI A PL
LINK ST
BU R CL KE
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PL PHOENIX NA RIA
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