Port Stephens Area Attractions - presented by YesBookit
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Anna Bay Beach - Port Stephens
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The dunes behind Birubi Beach at Anna Bay constitute the largest coastal sand mass in NSW and are a popular spot for activities such as quad-biking, sand-boarding, 4WD touring and ...more
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Body and Soul Spa Retreat - Salamander Bay
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Located in the beautiful Oaks Pacific Blue Resort, Salamander Bay, Body and Soul Spa Retreat offers a relaxed and tranquil setting. At Body and Soul you can escape into the world ...more
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Nelson Head Heritage Lighthouse and Reserve - Nelson Bay
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The reserve for Nelson Head Lighthouse Cottage and Rescue Station Reserve, nestling within its white picket fence, is situated on a lawn headland that rises some 53 metres (175 fee...more
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Tilligerry Habitat State Reserve - Tanilba Bay
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Eco tourism trail starts here. Explore the Tilligerry Peninsula! The Tourist Information Centre can provide tourist brochures, maps & local history publications. Discover koalas i...more
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Hunter Region Botanic Gardens - Heatherbrae
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The Hunter's only Botanic Gardens feature over 30 hectares of tranquil landscaped gardens displaying the beauty and diversity of Australian native flora. Over 3,000 living specim...more
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Hinton Bridge over Paterson River - Goulburn
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Bridges are not just functional, they can also be scenic and engineering attractions. Spare a few minutes to admire Hinton Bridge over Paterson River....more
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Port Stephens Beaches - Port Stephens
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Port Stephens features more than 30km of white sandy beaches. Its bay is home to about 150 bottlenose dolphins. Between May and June, humpback whales cruise past the town on their ...more
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Dunmore Bridge over the Paterson River - Woodville
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Bridges are not just functional, they can also be scenic and engineering attractions. Spare a few minutes to admire Dunmore Bridge over the Paterson River....more
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Fingal Bay Beach - Fingal Bay
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A near-perfect C-curve of sand that faces southeast, Fingal Bay Beach has its own island connected by a sand-spit and is well protected from all but a hefty southeast wind. The apt...more
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The above content is distributed by the ATDW (Australian Tourism Data Warehouse).
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