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Mention Coffs Harbour and most Australians will link it with Hollywood film star Russell Crowe. However Coffs - as it is locally known - is much more than that! Most famous for the giant man-made Big Banana at the northern end of town; Coffs Harbour is one of the largest regional cities in NSW. Golden beaches, lush green rainforests, world-class quality accommodation and a multitude of fantastic attractions make this the ideal setting for a great holiday.

Coffs Harbour is a contemporary city that doubles as a major coastal resort town. It is bordered on one side by the beautiful white beaches of the holiday coast and on the other by the banana plantations, which cascade down the hills from the hinterland. Coffs Harbour is one of the most major tourist destinations in the state outside of Sydney.

The area's many beaches make for perfect holidaying territory with surfing, fishing, patrolled safe swimming, sand-side picnics and barbecues. The town is ideal for families, which frequent the city during the holiday periods eager to enjoy the glorious subtropical laziness that lingers over it.

However laid back and resort-like Coffs Harbour comes across, it still is able to offer all the necessary amenities of a typical city. The town centre is great for city-standard shopping and is home to many recreational clubs and nightspots.

Things to do

  • Enjoy Coffs Harbour Botanical Gardens. Recognised as an outstanding attraction
  • Drop by The Bunker Cartoon Gallery. Australia's first & only black & white art gallery. Also the largest private collection of contemporary cartoons in the Southern Hemisphere in a WW2 Bunker
  • Explore The Coffs Harbour Historical Museum
  • Relax and enjoy a show at the Jetty Memorial Theatre
  • Pet Porpoise Pool is a great day out for the whole family
  • The BIG Banana has a variety of tropical fruit, indoor ski slopes, toboggans and lots more
  • Take a scenic drive out to Bellingen. Take a dip in one of the rivers
  • Drive The Waterfall Way - voted 3rd most scenic in Australia
  • View Muttonbirds at Mutton Bird Island

Address: Pacific Hwy, Coffs Harbour, NSW, 2450, Australia

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Truly spectacular!

26 Feb 07
Great place to getaway

Posted by a Traveller from Guyra, Australia

I've been going to Coffs ever since i was little and have enjoyed going back every year. I think anyone looking for a quiet getaway...  Read more
24 Feb 07
The best place to grow up!

Posted by a Traveller from Sydney, Australia

I come from Sawtell and have moved to Sydney - I can tell everyone that is the best place on earth for me quiet relaxed place full of...  Read more
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