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TRANSPORT & MAPS transport & maps Coffs Coast is closer than you may think, and easily accessible by all Taxis & Hire cars means of transport. Taxis and hire cars are available at the Coffs Harbour Regional Airport as well as in various other locations around Coffs Coast. Air Qantas, Virgin Blue and Brindabella operate regular flights into Coffs Coach from Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane, with convenient connections Coach operators, including Greyhound and Premier Coaches, run from all capital cities. From Sydney, there are over 40 direct flights to regular services between Sydney, Coffs Harbour and Brisbane and Coffs per week, and the flight time is just over one hour. The Brisbane other destinations. service connects Coffs to Port Macquarie, Newcastle and Canberra. Maps Coffs Harbour Regional Airport is one of the largest and busiest Everything is close on Coffs Coast. From the airport, you’ll drive to regional airports in NSW, and has the capacity to handle aircraft up the Coffs Harbour CBD in just five minutes, and another five minutes to the size of a 240-seat Boeing 767. The airport offers 24-hour will take you to several of our resorts and conference venues on our secure undercover parking, an ATM machine and a café/shop in northern beaches. the passenger terminal. Commercial and general aviation facilities and charter companies are also available. Located at Hogbin Drive For your convenience, a foldout City Street Directory Map F is on between Coffs Harbour and Sawtell, the airport is just a few the inside back cover of this Compendium. kilometres from the Coffs Harbour CBD To get an idea of the location of our city, towns and villages, please Road refer to the Greater Coffs Coast Regional Map E, on the inside back Coffs Coast is approximately 6 hours by car from Sydney and 5 cover, which shows the entire Coffs Coast area. hours from Brisbane via the Pacific Highway. For free touring maps, contact the Coffs Coast Visitor Information Coffs is serviced by coaches and taxis, while numerous car hire Centre, on 1300 369 070 or [email protected]. companies have offices in our city. See page 93 for further Downloadable street maps are also available online at information. www.coffscoastconferences.com.au. Rail Countrylink runs two train services daily from Sydney and Brisbane to Coffs Harbour. From Sydney, the trip takes approximately 8.5 hours. 92 Coffs Harbour Armidale Ballina Brisbane Gosford Grafton Katoomba Kempsey Kiama From: Kms 187 213 433 467 82 649 113 650 Drive Time 2.5hrs 2.5hrs 4.5hrs 5hrs 1hr 8hrs 1.5hrs 8hrs Coffs Harbour Lismore Newcastle Port Macquarie Sydney Tamworth Taree Tweed Heads Wollongong From: Kms 217 402 168 527 299 234 325 658 Drive Time 2.5hrs 4hrs 2hrs 6hrs 3.5hrs 3hrs 4hrs 8hrs Air QantasLink 131 313 www.qantas.com.au Virgin Blue 136 789 www.virginblue.com.au Brindabella Airlines 1300 668 824 www.brindabella-airlines.com.au Airport Security Carpark 02 6658 1574 www.coffsairportparking.com.au Rail Countrylink 132 232 www.countrylink.info Car Hire Avis 2/22 Park Avenue, Coffs Harbour 02 6651 3600 www.avis.com.au Budget 3/192 Pacific Hwy, Coffs Harbour 02 6651 4994 www.budget.com.au Coffs Harbour Rent-A-Car Cnr Pacific Hwy & Marcia Streets, Coffs Harbour 02 6652 5022 - Europcar 241 Harbour Drive, Coffs Harbour 02 6651 8558 www.europcar.com.au Hertz Cnr Pacific Hwy & Halls Road, Coffs Harbour 02 6651 1899 www.hertz.com.au Thrifty Cnr Pacific Hwy & Marcia Streets, Coffs Harbour 02 6652 8622 www.thrifty.com.au All rental car companies have a desk at Coffs Harbour Regional Airport for convenient pick up and drop off of vehicles. Taxi & Limousine Coffs Harbour Taxis & Limousines 131 008 www.coffs.taxies.tv Drivewise 0408 408 401 - Red Carpet Limousines 02 6658 2898 - Coaches Premier Motor Service 133 410 www.premierms.com.au Greyhound Australia 131 499 www.greyhound.com.au Kean’s Travel Express 02 6543 1322 www.keans.com.au Local Bus Services Busways 1300 555 611 www.busways.com.au Sawtell Coaches 02 6653 3344 www.sawtellcoaches.com.au TRANSPORT & MAPS Ryan’s Bus Service 02 6652 3201 www.ryansbusservice.com.au 93 Great Cars Great Rates Click thrifty.com.au That’s Thrifty Thinking Coffs Harbour – cnr Pacific Highway & Marcia St – 6652 8622 94 TRANSPORT & MAPS 95 Regular direct flights from Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne and connections from all other capital cities COFFS HARBOUR REGIONAL AIRPORT Serviced by major airlines Qantas, Brindabella and Virgin Blue Airport Facilities include: • Biggles Flight Lounge • FREE Parking for over 350 cars • 24-hour security car park for 120 cars • Onsite rental car companies • Commercial and general aviation facilities • Charter lounge for hire • Passenger security screening • Qantas lounge • Internet hot spots • ATM machine Airport Drive, Coffs Harbour 02 6648 4837 96 TRANSPORT & MAPS 97 Page No Page No AV Corporate 34 Coffs Harbour Pet Porpoise Pool 66 Beautiful Weddings & Event Styling 37 Coffs Harbour Regional Airport 96 Business Event Productions 35 Creekside Café 84 Best Western Zebra Motel 58 Darlington Beach Resort Holiday Park 50 Bonville Golf Resort 46 Flooded Gums Restaurant, The 85 Bonville Golf Resort 68 Gael Drum - Professional Keynote Speaker 40 Brasserie, The 86 Gary Haseldine - Professional Keynote Speaker 40 Breakfree Aanuka Beach Resort 48 Gift Baskets By Design 37 Brindabella Airlines 94 Horizons Restaurant 85 Camp Extreme 69 Independent Productions 38 Charlie’s Restaurant 84 Kegel Barn Coffs Harbour 73 Coffs City Skydivers 70 Kegel Barn Coffs Harbour 86 Coffs Ex-Services Club 56 Lee Winkler’s Surf School 74 Coffs Harbour Butterfly House 73 Liquid Assets Adventure Tours 71 Coffs Harbour Catholic Club 57 North Coast Event Hire 36 Coffs Harbour Community Village 58 Novotel Coffs Harbour Pacific Bay Resort 52 98 Page No Layout and Design: Artgeko Opal Cove Resort 54 E: [email protected] Tarn Radford Graphic Design Precision Helicopters 72 E: [email protected] QantasLink 95 Imagery: ST Images Raleigh International Raceway 74 E: [email protected] Sanctuary Resort Motor Inn 59 Bob Weeks Photography Showme Technical Event Services 38 E: [email protected] Special Occasions Wedding & Event Decorators 39 Copywriting: Content Writer Spirit of Coffs Harbour Cruises 75 E: [email protected] ST Images 39 Printing: Ziggi’s Print Centre Strath Air Helicopters 75 E: [email protected] Thrifty 94 Kingswood Press Ulitimate Sword Experience, The 76 E: [email protected] Virgin Blue 97 Compiled by: Coffs Coast Conferences Zip Circus School 76 E: [email protected] TRANSPORT & MAPS 99 Map A ARRAWARRA MULLAWAY 100 Map B 12 KARANGI Map C BONVILLE 2 101 Map D SAPPHIRE BEach KORORA Map E COFFS COAST COFFS COAST Conference and Meeting Guide Conference and Meeting Guide Coffs Coast TM Coffs Coast Conferences Coffs Harbour City Council Locked Bag 155 Coffs Harbour NSW 2450 T: 02 6648 4834 F: 02 6648 4026 E: [email protected] W: www.coffscoastconferences.com.au COFFS COAST Coffs Coast TM www.coffscoastconferences.com.au Map F List of Advertisers Map Reference COFFS HARBOUR Venues with Accommodation 1. Best Western Zebra Motel S: H9 2. Bonville Golf Resort C: D3 3. Breakfree Aanuka Beach Resort F: M2 4. Darlington Beach Holiday Park A: B3 5. Novotel Coffs Harbour Pacific Bay Resort F: L1 6. Opal Cove Resort D: C7 7. Sanctuary Resort Motor Inn F: E11 Venues without Accommodation 8. Coffs Ex-Services Club F: H7 9. Coffs Harbour Catholic Club F: G7 10. Coffs Harbour Community Village F: I8 Team Building & Touring 11. Bonville Golf Resort C: D3 12. Camp Extreme B: D2 13. Coffs City Skydivers F: I12 14. Coffs Harbour Butterfly House C: F2 15. Coffs Harbour Pet Porpoise Pool F: M8 16. Kegel Barn Coffs Harbour F: C13 17. Lee Winkler Surf School F: M1 18. Liquid Assets Adventure Tours F: N9 28 19. Precision Helicopters F: H12 20. Raleigh International Raceway N/A 21. Spirit of Coffs Harbour Cruises F: N9 22. Strath Air Helicopters F: I12 23. The Ultimate Sword Experience F: I7 24. Zip Circus School F: L1 Services 25. Baringa Private Hospital F: F4 26. Coffs Harbour Airport F: H13 27. Coffs Harbour Hospital F: D12 28. Coffs Harbour Visitor Information Centre F: H8 Shopping & Dining 29. City Centre Shopping F: H8 30. Jetting Strip Shopping/Dinning F: M9 31. Park Beach Plaza Shopping F: H4 Map E COFFS COAST COFFS COAST Conference and Meeting Guide Conference and Meeting Guide Coffs Coast TM Coffs Coast Conferences Coffs Harbour City Council Locked Bag 155 Coffs Harbour NSW 2450 T: 02 6648 4834 F: 02 6648 4026 E: [email protected] W: www.coffscoastconferences.com.au COFFS COAST Coffs Coast TM www.coffscoastconferences.com.au .
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