Located on the north coast of NSW and 2.5 hours north of Sydney you will find Port Stephens. It is easily accessible by rail, air, car or bus from Newcastle. You will be surprised at the vast amount of things to do at this blue water paradise.
| Port Stephen’s is known for its pristine beaches and waterways, golden sandy beaches and national parks. There are over 26 beaches some of these include Fingal Bay which is one of the patrolled beaches, Bagnalls Beach, One Mile Beach, Shoal Bay, Zenith Beach, Little Beach and Dutchmans Beach. You can try kayaking, surfing, fishing, waterskiing or even book a Dolphin cruise during your visit. | |  |
Instead of relaxing on the beach why not be adventurous and visit The Worimi Conservation Lands (Stockton Bight Sand Dunes). It is only 10 minutes from the main town of Port Stephens, (Nelson Bay) and is the largest sand dune system in Australia. Take a 4WD Tour, go Camel, Horse and Quad bike riding or try some Sandboarding. There is something fun to do for all ages.
 | | There are also a many of other activity options available, how about visiting the Australian Shark and Ray Centre where you can swim, snorkel and feed the sharks and rays. Take a family fun day out to Dizzyland Event Park to enjoy all the carnival rides. Also try Salamander Super Strike Ten Pin Bowling, David Graham's Golf Complex, Toboggan Hill Park, Fighter World, Tanilba House Museum & Tea Room, Tomago House, Inner Lighthouse Cottage Museum & Tea Rooms, Murray's Brewery & Port Stephens Winery and the Port Stephens Community Arts Centre. |
For those who enjoy the great outdoors, then Port Stephens is the pick of holiday destinations for you.
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