Nestled along the eastern coast of New South Wales, the Macleay Valley Coast offers a picturesque landscape of pristine beaches, lush hinterlands, and charming towns. For many, the allure of this region is irresistible, beckoning travellers from all walks of life. Fortunately, the Macleay Valley Coast is committed to ensuring accessibility for all, making it […]

The Macleay Valley Coast is renowned for its stunning scenery and excellent golfing opportunities. If you’re a keen golfer, then look no further than these three golf courses that are highly prestigious. Here are three of our must visits. South West Rocks country club This club boasts a picturesque 18-hole championship golf course set amongst […]

Whether you are towing a caravan or in a slide on camper, camping along the Macleay Valley Coast is an unforgettable experience, offering stunning scenery, pristine beaches, and charming towns along the way. Here are some tips to make the most of your caravan adventure while in our region: 1. Plan your route: Research and […]

Welcome to the enchanting Macleay Valley Coast, where every corner holds a new adventure waiting to be discovered. Nestled between the Pacific Ocean and the Great Dividing Range, this region is a treasure trove of natural wonders, cultural richness, and outdoor activities.

The New South Wales Macleay Valley Coast is a hidden gem, a haven where natural beauty meets coastal charm. But what makes your stay in this picturesque region even more unforgettable?

With an abundance of picturesque trails that stretch from beautiful coastline to stunning hinterland, the Macleay Valley Coast is a nature lover’s paradise. From walking tracks to mountain biking and 4WD trails, there is something for people of all skill levels and abilities. We’ve put together a guide for how to gear up for a […]

The Macleay Valley Coast offers world-class diving, fishing and golfing experiences, off-the-beaten-track bush walks and exciting mountain bike trails just waiting to be explored.

The Macleay Valley Coast offers world-class diving, fishing and golfing experiences, off-the-beaten-track bush walks and exciting mountain bike trails just waiting to be explored.

We’re spoilt for choice when it comes to beaches on the Macleay Valley Coast. From crystal- clear creeks to uncrowded surf beaches, here are our picks for enjoying this spectacular coastline.

Spend three days making memories immersed in nature as you discover the best of the Macleay Valley Coast beaches and hinterland. Stay: At the Med in Crescent Head. Its central location means the village and beach are just a short stroll away. Great food, airy rooms and cabins and surf-themed murals by local street artist, Indo, are also a drawcard.

Outdoor adventures, budget-friendly attractions and fabulous eateries make the Macleay Valley Coast the perfect destination for families. Here are 13 activities the whole family will love.

There’s more to the Macleay Valley Coast than breathtaking beaches and world-class waves. Pack a picnic, get back to nature and explore our diverse national parks on one of these fantastic walking trails.

We’re spoilt for choice when it comes to beaches on the Macleay Valley Coast. From crystal- clear creeks to uncrowded surf beaches, here are our picks for enjoying this spectacular coastline.

With hundreds of kilometres of coastline, the Macleay Valley Coast is a popular destination for surfers. Join surfers from around the world who flock to the renowned Crescent Head Surfing Reserve, or venture further afield to discover your own secluded break.

Home to an eclectic community of artists, designers, collectors and craftspeople, the Macleay Valley Coast abounds with quaint boutiques brimming with one-of-a-kind finds. If you’re willing to put in the effort of shopping at the myriad boutiques dotted around the coast, expect to be richly rewarded.

Beginning at Crescent Head, Tourist Drive 12 follows the meandering Belmore River through lush farmland to South West Rocks, highlighting some of the Macleay Valley Coast’s best coastal attractions and scenery along the way.

Beginning at Crescent Head, Tourist Drive 12 follows the meandering Belmore River through lush farmland to South West Rocks, highlighting some of the Macleay Valley Coast’s best coastal attractions and scenery along the way.

Boasting jaw-dropping beaches, world-class fishing and diving and a host of hiking trails, South West Rocks is a haven for nature-lovers. It’s also home to the Trial Bay Gaol, a unique attraction that draws visitors from all over the world. One day is simply not enough to explore the wonders of this sun-soaked village, but it’s a great place to begin.

We’re spoilt for choice when it comes to beaches on the Macleay Valley Coast. From crystal- clear creeks to uncrowded surf beaches, here are our picks for enjoying this spectacular coastline.

The Macleay Valley Food Bowl is a fertile region with healthy alluvial soil that produces meat, chicken, avocadoes, nuts and a wide variety of fruits and vegetables. The rivers and waters surrounding the

The Macleay Valley coastline’s turquoise waters beckon you to take a deeper look at what lies below the surface. South West Rocks offers world class scuba diving opportunities, spectacular beaches and several fishing charters that will keep you busily immersed in salt and sun for a holiday you’ll never forget.

We’re spoilt for choice when it comes to beaches on the Macleay Valley Coast. From crystal- clear creeks to uncrowded surf beaches, here are our picks for enjoying this spectacular coastline.

Nestled on the banks of the Macleay River, Gladstone is a charming little village brimming with creativity, history and culture. Listed as a ‘Creative Community’ on the Mid North Coast Arts Trail, the village is home to 19 preserved historical buildings and a host of art galleries, boutiques and cafes. Gladstone is known as the cultural heart of the Macleay Valley Coast.

Don’t want to leave your pet behind when you go on holiday? Take your furry friend to the Macleay Valley Coast with these pet friendly tips.

The Macleay Valley hinterland is a wild and natural area with a rich indigenous, agricultural and musical history. Exploring this neck of the woods requires a bit of initiative and an adventurous spirit, so don your Akubra (or pick one up from the company’s factory headquarters in Kempsey) and get ready to be surprised.

We’re spoilt for choice when it comes to beaches on the Macleay Valley Coast. From crystal- clear creeks to uncrowded surf beaches, here are our picks for enjoying this spectacular coastline.

When it comes to family holidays, sometimes the best things in life really are free! Forget the bells and whistles and enjoy connecting with each other, getting back to nature and enjoying the simple things with these free activities.

Crescent Head is a village characterised by the rich surfing culture that runs deep in its veins. While it may be easy-going and shoes are optional, this surf-soaked town is anything but sleepy. Prepare to be happily surprised by its many tasty cafes, coastal-chic boutiques and, of course, the near-perfect waves the village is famous for.

In the heart of South West Rocks at the Heritage Guesthouse, located a stone’s throw from dazzling Horseshoe Bay. The guesthouse also has a café where you can enjoy a bite to eat, as well as spa rooms that overlook the water.