Coffs Harbour
The Mobong Cascades are a pretty set of small waterfalls and plunge pools located in a beautiful rainforest near Coffs Harbour. We’re sharing the quickest route to reach them as well as the longer walk through a stunning rainforest.
Scouts Falls is a spectacular waterfall you can swim under close to Coffs Harbour. You do have to work a little for the privilege as the trail to get there is rough and un-signposted. It’s definitely worth it though! We’re sharing how to find the trail as well as exactly what the path is like.
How to find the little known Sweet Potato Falls and infinity pool close to Coffs Harbour. We’re sharing directions, road conditions and how to get down to the pool.
The bohemian town of Bellingen is on the doorstep of many of the best things to do in NSW. With incredible wild swimming spots, majestic waterfalls, ancient rainforest and fabulous cafes and restaurants, it’s the perfect holiday destination. We’re sharing all the best things to do in Bellingen including hidden gems.
Crescent Head
The spectacular Delicate Nobby Rockpool cannot be spotted unless you’re standing directly on top of it giving an air of seclusion that is second to none. We’re sharing how to find it as well as the tide and swell conditions required to visit.
The Crescent is a secret turquoise rockpool hiding in a mass of craggy rocks beneath a towering cliff wall. We’re sharing how to find it as well as the tide and swell required to visit.
How to find the stunning azure rockpools located a short drive from Crescent Head, including directions, difficulty level and the required tide and swell to visit.
Forster
How to find the spectacular McBrides Beach rockpools, as well as what to expect from the walking track and the beach.
Everything you need to know about visiting the stunning Diamond Head Rockpool and rock formations, including how they are affected by the tide and swell.
How to find the Forster Fairy Pool, as well as details on the tide and swell required to visit safely.
How to find the secret Wave Machine Rockpool at Pebbly Beach near Forster. We’re also sharing directions and details on Australia Arch, which you can visit on the way.
How to find and safely visit the incredible Crystal Pools near Forster, including trail conditions and what to expect from swimming in the rockpools.
Seal Rocks to Port Macquarie
We’re sharing the best things to do in Port Macquarie, from incredible beaches with hidden rock pools, to waterfalls you can swim under, places to go koala spotting, spectacular rainforest strolls, local vineyards and breweries and where to catch a beautiful sunset.
Some of the most spectacular swimming holes in the entire state can be found at the The Bluff and Wild Bull Campgrounds. We’re sharing where they are, what to expect and what the access road is like.
Where to find the best swimming holes at Swans Crossing Campground, as well as details on the walking tracks and campsite.
Those in the know return to Seal Rocks year after year for its pristine yet quiet, white sand beaches and laid back vibe. We’re sharing all our favourite spots to make sure you have the most amazing trip to one of Sydney’s best weekend getaway destinations.
Potoroo Falls is a spectacular gorge waterfall with a picture perfect swimming hole at the base. Though the walk to get there is short, there are three unbridged creek crossings. We’re sharing what to expect from the walking track and the swimming hole.
Waitui Falls is a stunning wild swimming spot close to Port Macquarie. We sharing everything you need to know about getting there, including details on the forestry roads and walking track.
Ellenborough Falls is the highest single drop waterfall in NSW and an absolutely jaw-dropping sight. You can view it from a number of different vantage points and even swim in the pool at the base. We’re sharing everything you need to know about each lookout and which are worth the walk.
Rawson Falls is an incredible waterfall you can swim under near Port Macquarie. Unlike other similar spots around NSW, it still flies under the radar and you’ll probably have it all to yourself. We’re sharing all the details, including difficulty and trail conditions.
When you just want to get away from it all, head to Mungo Brush. With the third longest beach in NSW, a pristine lake, rainforest walks and Aboriginal history in a remote setting, it really does feel like a true escape to the wilds. We’re sharing everything you need to know about the area, including details on the campsites.
Wallingat National Park is a NSW hidden gem that few people talk about. This national park is fairly small, but it’s incredibly picturesque and the perfect place to escape the outside world. We’ll tell you everything you need to know about Wallingat: the walks, the beautiful scenic drive, picnic spots, campsite and a beautiful lookout.
When most people think of Coffs Harbour they think of the Big Banana, but there’s a lot more to Coffs than that. From wild and secluded beaches, to kayaking through emerald water, waterfalls you can swim under and wining and dining at the local vineyard. We’ve covered all the unmissable things to do in the area to help you plan the perfect trip.