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414.5KM / 257.6MI (Est. travel time 5 hours)

From World Heritage-listed rainforest to protected marine reserves, crashing waves and thundering waterfall cascades.

This ve-day adventure oers not only nature writ large, but also revealing insights into the state’s indigenous and colonial heritage. Expect historic hinterland towns and laid-back beachside vibes in equal measure.

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1 Day 1: Port Macquarie

OPEN IN MOBILE A four-hour drive north of , this waterside town is known for its intriguing penal-colony past dating back to 1821, its brilliant beaches and its abundant wildlife.

For proof of the latter, look no further than the Koala & Wildlife Park, boasting one of the largest koala populations on ’s east coast. Dedicated to the Resident koala at the Koala Hospital in Port Macquarie rehabilitation of injured and endangered fauna, the centre cares for more than 200 exotic and native animals, including the koalas.

Cuddly creatures requiring extra attention are nurtured at Port Macquarie’s Koala Hospital, which not only provides vital medical aid, but also educates visitors on how best to protect vulnerable species across the country.

For wildlife of a dierent kind, head to Lighthouse Beach, a 9km stretch of sand hosting a daily camel parade thanks to Port Macquarie Camel Safaris. While you're wandering, keep your eyes GET DIRECTION S peeled for dolphins chasing waves just oshore, as well as whales during migration (May through November).

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Billabong Zoo: Koala Hospital Koala and Wildlife Park

Port Macquarie Camel Safaris

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Corner Lord Street and Roto Place, Port Macquarie, , 61 Billabong Drive, Port Macquarie, Australia, 2444 New South Wales, Australia, 2444 (02) 6584 1522 GET DIRECTION S (02) 6585 1060 [email protected] GET DIRECTION S [email protected]

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At the multiple award-winning Billabong Zoo you can get up-close and personal to Australian and exotic animals. You can pat, stroke, feed, hold, hear and

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Matthew Flinders Drive, Port Macquarie, New South Wales, Australia, 2444 0437 672 080 GET DIRECTION S [email protected]

Welcome to the famous Port Macquarie Camel Safaris on Lighthouse Beach. You are invited to enjoy a unique and fun filled experience on Port Macquarie’s

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2 Day 1: Crescent Head

OPEN IN MOBILE Your 45min drive north crosses the Hastings , then cuts through Maria National Park – home to an Important Bird Area – en route to Crescent Head. This laid-back town hails some of Australia’s best surf breaks, reliably crashing to shore year-round. If you’re new to the sport, sign up for a lesson at Surfaris Retreat, which helps grommets (young surfers) become comfortable

Couple beach camping at Crescent Head on the North Coast - tackling the region’s epic waves. Alexandra Adoncello Surng is also on the agenda across Goolawah National Park, a protected stretch of coastline with a popular left-point break alongside a blissful lagoon, ideal for swimming and snorkelling. Don ippers and a mask to glimpse turtles and sh, or trek the rocky coastline on the lookout for dolphins and seasonally migrating whales.

Drive inland to spot more of the region’s famed koalas; twitchers will also be excited to glimpse ospreys and tawny frogmouths, among the many Arrive via car from Day 1: local bird species. Crescent Head 64KM / 40MI ~ Approximately an hour GET DIRECTION S Sights & Activities

Goolawah Surfaris Surf National Park Camp

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Goolawah National Park, Crescent 271 Loftus Road, Crescent Head, New Head, New South Wales, Australia, South Wales, Australia, 2440 2440 0408 561 046 GET DIRECTION S GET DIRECTION S [email protected] Picnic Area Picnic Area 14 rooms Camping, Four Wheel Driving, Snorkelling, Surfing, * Twin Queen Economy- Laundry Facilities, Swimming Pool Swimming AUD170 Family Economy - Cafe, Barbeque Fireplace AUD190 King Suite- For beach camping near Kempsey and Games or Recreation Room, WiFi AUD220 Deluxe Family $160 ~ $350 AUD* Parking Suite -AUD290 Crescent Head, head to Goolawah National Park. You can go surfing, fishing, Surfaris Surf Camp offers motel and birdwatching and even whale watching backpacker accommodation, with in from the house kitchen facilities, licensed bar, volley ball court, internet, meals on offer, swimming pool. There

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3 Day 1: Kempsey

OPEN IN MOBILE Your journey northwest is a brisk 20min drive, skirting Maria National Park again before landing in Kempsey. Set on the banks of the , this town is the traditional home of the Dunghutti people, whose lifestyle is celebrated at the Wigay Aboriginal Culture Park.

Covering three hectares, the grounds here are planted with an astounding collection of native Kempsey - Macleay Valley Coast trees, shrubs and plants, most of which Indigenous communities have used for millennia as a source of food and medicine. Join tasty ‘bush tucker’ tours to learn which ora you can eat, and what to avoid.

Or simply stroll the aromatic gardens – replete with wetlands, woodlands, rainforest and tropical plants – at your own pace. Be sure to end your experience here with damper slathered in native jams, and a side of lemon myrtle billy tea.

Arrive via car from Day 1: Sights & Activities Kempsey 21KM / 13MI ~ Approximately 19 minutes GET DIRECTION S Wigay Aboriginal Culture Park

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Wigay Cultural Park_Macleay Valley Coast

58 Sea Street, West Kempsey, New South Wales, Australia, 2440 1800 642 480 GET DIRECTION S [email protected]

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Wigay Aboriginal Cultural Park in Kempsey provides a unique opportunity to experience local Aboriginal culture and learn about traditional foods, all within a natural parkland

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4 Day 1: Eungai

OPEN IN MOBILE Another short drive north and you’re in Eungai, the approximate halfway point between Sydney and . You’ll see your destination long before you arrive, the town characterised by 498m Mount Yarrahapinni. Drive along roads cloaked in rainforest toward the summit, oering stellar views over the Nambucca and Macleay valleys, and across national parkland, creeks

Buffalo from Eungai Creek Buffalo farm and to the Pacic Ocean.

You’ll also likely glimpse today’s next destination: Eungai Creek Bualo. For four decades this working farm has been producing world-class dairy products, from Persian fetta to labna (a type of cream cheese), pecorino, haloumi, gelato and yoghurt. Purchase goods to take away, or linger and truly appreciate this bualo-milk bounty at the on-site café, where the menu features bualo burgers, arancini rice balls with house-made mozzarella, or tasty labna and smoked salmon atop toasted Turkish bread. Arrive via car from Day 1: Eungai 37KM / 23MI ~ Approximately 26 Sights & Activities minutes GET DIRECTION S

Eungai Creek Buffalo Cafe

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50 Elliots Road, Tamban, New South Wales, Australia, 2441 (02) 6569 9448 GET DIRECTION S [email protected]

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Set overlooking beautiful rolling farmland and lush paddocks our working farmproduces a variety of delicious cheeses, gelato, yoghurt and buffalo meat products. Our new cafe

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5 Day 1: Macksville

OPEN IN MOBILE Your penultimate stop for the day is just 20km north, your route weaving through 2,100-hectare Yarriabini National Park. Pull on hiking boots to explore rainforest trails leading to Yarriabini lookout, with views over the Macleay Valley and .

Macksville sits pretty on the banks of the , its waterways and forests rst Learn about the people with Unkya Cultural Eco stewarded by the Gumbaynggirr people. Tours, Scotts Head To learn more about this First Nations community, join an Unkya Local Aboriginal Land Council Cultural Eco-Tour, oering excursions around Scotts Head and South Beach National Park. At the former destination, you can sink your toes into the sand while listening to Dreamtime stories about how waves were created; at the latter, discover native bushland adjoining the long South Beach stretch of sand, with guides oering insights into bush tucker along the way.

Arrive via car from Day 1: If you’re still hungry, head to the historic Star Macksville Hotel to refuel on classic pub fare – think chicken 16KM / 10MI ~ Approximately 11 minutes GET DIRECTION S schnitzel, sticky pork ribs and steak done well - by the water, on the lookout for bottlenose dolphins.

Sights & Activities Unkya Local Aboriginal Land Council The Star Hotel Cultural Eco Tours

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16 River Street, Macksville, New South Wales, Australia

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Unkya LALC Cultural Eco Tours are an Aboriginal Tourism company on the of NSW. They offer two authentic Aboriginal experiences operating out

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6 Day 1: Nambucca Heads

OPEN IN MOBILE It’s a leisurely and scenic 15min drive northeast to Nambucca Heads, the road following your destination’s eponymous river until you reach the tip of South Beach National Park.

Your petite destination town is surrounded by rainforest and water, its estuary home to a pod of bottlenose dolphins, not to mention migrating humpback whales frolicking oshore annually Scenic views of Nambucca Heads - The Legendary Pacific Coast from May through November.

Glimpse these enormous mammals, plus the playful resident dolphins, on a stroll along the town’s V Wall, an evolving outdoor gallery created by its own visitors. The rocks separating you from the water are decorated in eye- popping hues, with visitors and locals alike encouraged to adorn the stones with artworks and inspirational words capturing their impressions of this part of the state. Bring your paints and a sense of wonder – everyone is welcome to add to the vibrant scene. Arrive via car from Day 1: Nambucca Heads 12KM / 8MI ~ Approximately 11 minutes GET DIRECTION S Sights & Activities

V-Wall Outdoor Gallery, Nambucca Heads

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V-Wall Outdoor Gallery, setting at the mouth of the Nambucca Nambucca Heads River.

Seen Australia

1 Wellington Drive, Nambucca Heads, New South Wales, Australia, 2448 (02) 6568 2555 GET DIRECTION S [email protected]

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Stroll along the outdoor gallery of painted rocks with pictures, messages and memories in a stunning natural

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7 Day 2: Bellingen

OPEN IN MOBILE You might be leaving the coast behind, but more water awaits in Bellingen. This riverside town – known for its creative, bohemian community – is set along , an epic stretch of road linking some of New South Wales’ most scenic countryside. Given this, it may come as no surprise the area’s main attraction is its World Heritage-listed rainforest and thundering

Relax in the , Bellingen cascades.

The lush landscape is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, who descend to hike, kayak, canoe and swim. And shop – Bellingen’s monthly community markets showcase not only local fruit and vegetable, but also the region’s musical talent, with performers aplenty throughout.

Once you’ve worked up a hunger, head to the Cedar Bar & Kitchen, located in a century-old church, replete with original stained-glass windows and soaring ceilings. Meals here, Arrive via car from Day 2: whether enjoyed inside or on the patio, are all Bellingen about grazing: think shared plates of polenta 38KM / 23MI ~ Approximately 27 minutes GET DIRECTION S chips, salt-and-pepper squid, or cheese and charcuterie.

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Cedar Bar and Kitchen

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Just a 25 minute drive from , Cedar Bar & Kitchen is nestled in the heart of Bellingen in a 108 year-old church. This

8 Church Street, Bellingen, New South Wales, Australia, 2454 (02) 6655 1001 GET DIRECTION S [email protected]

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8 Day 2: Dorrigo

OPEN IN MOBILE Your ongoing journey along the Waterfall Way follows the Bellinger River before heading north through World Heritage-listed toward this small town in the . En route, outdoor diversions abound, including a southerly detour to Grith Lookout for dazzling views over the – on clear days you’ll see the ocean along the

Get a bird's-eye view from the Skywalk lookout in Dorrigo National Cos Coast. Park Veering north discover Dorrigo National Park’s postcard-perfect Crystal Shower Falls, accessible along a short trail. Be sure to walk through the rocky cavern behind the cascades for a cool view. From here, you’re within easy reach of the park’s largest attraction, Red Cedar Falls. Allow three hours to take in this patch of primordial Gondwana rainforest, its cedars and palms a habitat for some 30 mammal and 130 bird species.

The Skywalk Lookout oers some perspective of Arrive via car from Day 2: this expanse. Its 70m boardwalk is cantilevered Dorrigo 29KM / 18MI ~ Approximately 24 over treetops with jaw-dropping vistas over minutes GET DIRECTION S valleys and gorges toward the double peaks of McGraths Hump – watch for grey goshawks that catch the thermals here.

Heading further north still you’ll reach Dangar Falls, a 30m cascade particularly pretty after the rain. When you've worked up an appetite, sit down to a meal in the grand Heritage Hotel Motel Dorrigo, built in 1925 and retaining many of its original design features, from preserved tilework to stained timber ceilings.

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Sights & Activities Crystal Shower Falls Walk

Crystal Shower Dangar Falls Falls Walk

Red Cedar Falls Griffith Lookout Walking Track

Skywalk Lookout

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Lyrebird Lane, Dorrigo Mountain, New South Wales, Australia, 2453

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Walk through lush rainforest to reach Crystal Shower Falls in Dorrigo National Park near Coffs Harbour. Enjoy spectacular views from the rocky cavern behind the

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Bellingen Shire Council

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Coramba Road, Dorrigo, New South Wales, Australia, 2453 Dome Road, Never Never, New South (02) 6657 2486 Wales, Australia, 2453 GET DIRECTION S

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Walks, Hiking Two kilometres north of Dorrigo town centre is Dangar Falls, a beautiful 30- The strenuous hike to Red Cedar Falls is metre waterfall set amidst scenic one of suspense, with glimpses of agricultural and dairy farmland. There's a dramatic vistas and World Heritage- car park, listed rainforest. The waterfall is the largest

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Mountaintop Road, Dorrigo, New South Wales, Australia, 2453 Corner Dome Road and Lyrebird Lane, Dorrigo Mountain, New South Wales, (02) 6657 2486 GET DIRECTION S Australia, 2453 GET DIRECTION S

Free Entry Picnic Area Picnic Area, Cafe, Kiosk Griffith Lookout, on the other side of the Waterfall Way from Dorrigo National Park, Directly connected to Dorrigo Rainforest offers some of the most superb views Centre, Skywalk lookout offers a bird’s- on the Coffs Coast. eye view of the surrounding landscape. Perched right on the edge of the escarpment, the

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9 Day 3: Nymboida

OPEN IN MOBILE Your 80km drive north takes you through protected Nymboi-Binderay National Park, a dramatic volcanic landscape of valleys and granite river gorges, all draped in a lush tangle of Gondwana forest. Scenic hiking trails weave across traditional lands of the Ngarrabul and Gumbaynggirr people, with bellbirds and white- bellied sea eagles in your company while you

Paddle along the - My Clarence Valley walk – abseiling and trail rides are also available.

Meanwhile, heart-starting whitewater rapids along the rugged Nymboida and Mann rivers draw rafting and kayaking enthusiasts in equal measure. Goolang Creek is also popular among paddlers, its varied conditions catering to everyone from rst-timers to professional sportspeople (international competitions are held here).

The Nymboida Canoe Centre is your base for excursions, with sta able to point you in the Arrive via car from Day 3: Nymboida direction of suitable courses, not to mention creek 75KM / 47MI ~ Approximately an hour GET DIRECTION S bends where you might just spot the elusive platypi that call this part of the world home.

Sights & Activities

Nymboida Nymboida National Park Canoe Centre

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3520 Armidale Road, Nymboida, New South Cangai Road, Jackadgery, New South Wales, Australia, 2460 Wales, Australia, 2460 (02) 6649 4155 GET

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25 Picnic Area Picnic Area * Cabin Adults AUD25 Children under 15 years AUD20 rooms Canoeing/Kayaking, Swimming Family discount AUD80 Linen pack Pillow, Sheets, Blanket $8.00 AUD15 Per bed per stay Camping : Adults AUD12; Children ~ five to 15 years AUD8 Children under five years Free Trek in the wilderness, canoe the rapids, $80.00 explore the region’s history and camp in AUD* pristine bush along Nymboida and Mann Pleasantly situated on the banks of rivers at Nymboida National Park. Goolang Creek amidst 36 acres of glorious natural surroundings, Nymboida Camping & Canoeing is a family friendly, eco-tourism facility

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10 Day 4: Grafton

OPEN IN MOBILE At the heart of the region lies Grafton, a 40min drive southeast of Nymboida on the banks of the Clarence River. Come spring, this becomes the most Instagram-able destination in the state, with jacaranda-lined streets turning the town an eye-popping shade of purple. An annual festival celebrates the blooms (mid-October to mid-November), with

Grafton during the jacaranda season many events held around the continent’s oldest jacaranda tree.

Even minus the owers, the town’s broad avenues oer reasons to linger, with many of its buildings designated as signicant National Trust sites. Take them in on the Grafton Heritage Trail, a self-guided tour linking historic landmarks such as the 1884 Christ Church Cathedral and 1915 ‘Bendy Bridge’, which is particularly popular at sunset when visitors ock to its walkway for ery views over the river.

Arrive via car from Day 4: Fast forward to present day at the Grafton Grafton Regional Art Gallery, which showcases a dynamic 40KM / 25MI ~ Approximately 28 minutes GET DIRECTION S collection of more than 3,000 local and international works – don’t miss the seasonal exhibition revolving around those famous jacarandas.

Sights & Activities

Grafton Grafton Regional Heritage Trail Gallery

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Start from Grafton Bridge, South 158 Street, Grafton, New South Grafton, New South Wales, Australia, Wales, Australia, 2460 2460 (02) 6642 3177 GET DIRECTION S GET DIRECTION S (02) 6643 0800 [email protected] [email protected] Caters for people with sufficient mobility to climb a few * Free Entry Walks Parking steps but who would benefit from fixtures to aid balance. Ad (This includes people using walking frames and mobility by aids) Caters for people who use a wheelchair., Ambulant do Grafton is a beautiful city of tree-lined Access, Wheelchair Access streets, and graceful, early colonial Ambulant Access, Public Toilet, Non-smoking buildings featuring Victorian and Public Toilet $1 ~ $2 AUD* Parking Caters for people with sufficient mobility to climb a few Edwardian architecture, on the banks of steps but who would benefit from fixtures to aid balance. the mighty Clarence (This includes people using walking frames and mobility aids) Caters for people who use a wheelchair., Ambulant Access, Wheelchair Access, Caters for people with sufficient mobility to climb a few steps but who would benefit from fixtures to aid balance. (This includes people using walking frames and mobility aids) Caters for people who use a wheelchair.

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The Grafton Regional Gallery holds the largest collection of artworks on the North Coast of New South Wales, and continues to develop its vibrant collections.

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11 Day 4 & 5: Coffs Harbour

OPEN IN MOBILE Your journey toward the Cos Coast takes you inland through tiny towns like Nana Glen, which takes its name from an Aboriginal word for a now-extinct species of two-tailed lizard. Not long thereafter, you’ll arrive at Synchronicity Farm, which is dedicated to educating visitors on the joys of eating local, seasonal and chemical-free produce. Tour the property, pick veggies and

Spot kangaroos grazing near Emerald Beach on the Coffs Coast discover the wonders of fresh food.

It’s time to drive on to Cos Harbour, whose plentiful oerings beckon you to split your stay over two days. Day one revolves around Orara East State Forest, a wilderness reserve best observed from Niigi Niigi (Sealy Lookout). The Forest Sky Pier here oers a lofty perspective of the rainforest, extending from the mountains to the coast. This is your base for hikes and Indigenous tours through the rainforest, with distinctive strangler gs and elusive bower birds spotted en route. Arrive via car from Day 4 & 5: Coffs Harbour Consider lingering in Nyanggan Gapi Café, 83KM / 52MI ~ Approximately an hour GET DIRECTION S known for its creative menu incorporating native avours such as lemon myrtle and nger lime. Then end your day at Treetops Adventure Park, replete with ying foxes, suspension bridges, and 115 adventure challenges – for kids of all ages.

After spending the night in Cos, there's plenty more to see on day two.

Start with a Wajaana Yaam Adventure Tour around Gumbaynggirr country. This immersive experience is as educational as it is enjoyable, oering insights into the local Aboriginal community while you explore the region’s tranquil marine park creeks on a stand-up paddle board. Don’t worry about falling o your

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As the sun sets, head to Boambee Beach, its curve of golden sand extending more than 5.7km. This is the setting for Cos Coast Camels, where you can soak up the last rays of the day from the back of a dromedary, padding along beside the waves. 1 Jordan Esplanade, Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia, 2450 Sights & Activities GET DIRECTION S

Coffs Coast Camels Synchronicity Farm Synchronicity Farm Niigi Niigi - TreeTops Coffs Sealy Lookout Harbour

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Treetop Adventure Park is a recreation activity in the tree tops, where Sealy Lookout Drive, Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia, 2450 participants slide down flying foxes, 1300 655 687 move from tree to tree on suspension GET DIRECTION S [email protected] bridges

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The Forest Sky Pier is located at Sealy Lookout, within Bruxner Park Flora Reserve, Orara East State Forest - only five kilometres from Coffs Harbour.

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Nyanggan Gapi Cafe

Sealy Lookout Drive, Korora, New South Wales, Australia, 2450 19 Gaudrons Road, Coffs Harbour, New [email protected] South Wales, Australia, 2450 GET DIRECTION S 0409 536 670 GET DIRECTION S Bistro/Cafe/Deli, Breakfast, Lunch [email protected] Located at Sealy Lookout within Orara Wajaana Yaam Adventure Tours run East State Forest is Nyanggan Gapi Café, tours in 3 amazing locations across the managed by Bularri Muurlay Nyanggan Coffs Coast. The tours take place on the Aboriginal Corporation. The cafe offers homelands of the Gumbaynggirr tribal something unique

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