Tuncurry

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Tuncurry is the nothern town of the twin towns of Forster Tuncurry. Tuncurry lies between the beautiful Wallis Lake (famous for its oysters and fishing) and the Pacific Ocean. Tuncurry is a great place for a holiday offering extensive recreational waterways and fabulous surfing beaches due to it's proximity to the Myall Lakes river system just to the south. Tuncurry is also a perfect spot for deep sea, beach, rock, lake or spearfishing. Tuncurry along with Forster, host the second largest fishing district in New South Wales. Aptly, Tuncurry means "plenty fish" or "good fishing place" in the local Worimi language. The Aboriginals of the area gave the town its name in 1875, as it was previously know as North-Forster.

Tuncurry rockpool is very popular with children and adults and now has wheelchair access to the waters edge. The area features and abundance of fine food, art, museums, galleries. Dolphin watching cruises, diving and sailing charters, 4WD tours, bush and beach walks are available for visitor satisfaction. Tuncurry is also renowned for the huge succulent oysters that are exported all over the world.

Features

Water activities abound with an endless supply of sun, surf and sand
Nature lovers can visit Booti Booti National Park and a scenic 15 minute drive takes you to the Wallingat State Forest overlooking Wallis Lake
Tours and cruises based at Forster Tuncurry include - dolphin watching (swim with the dolphins), deep sea fishing, scenic lake cruises, scenic 4WD, birdwatching, aboriginal walking tours and many more
Wide range of accommodation to suit every budget
Nine Mile Beach Tuncurry
Great Lakes Historical Museum
Tuncurry Flora Park
Wallis Lake
Pelican Island.