Coffs Harbour

Favored with delightful shorelines and a delicate, subtropical environment, Coffs Harbor is a notable family-pleasing resort on the north bank of New South Wales. The town is famous for its Big Banana, an acclaim to the area banana-creating industry, with captivating introductions and kid welcoming attractions. Along the drift, guests can relax on uncrowded shorelines, angle, surf, jump, kayak, and visit the Muttonbird Island Nature Reserve.About 50 km west of Coffs Harbor, nature sweethearts can investigate the rainforest and waterfalls of Dorrigo National Park, a World Heritage Area. Toward the north, lies a string of pretty shorelines Emerald Beach is a top choice, and the town of Grafton. Well known for its jacaranda trees, Grafton has six extensive National Parks inside simple reach, including the World Heritage Areas of Gibraltar Range National Park Glen Innes and Washpool National Park.