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Nambucca Heads

The Nambucca Valley revels in its mix of natural beauty and local history. It is relaxed and friendly, with plenty of sandy beaches ideal for a surf or a swim. Fresh seafood, fruit and vegetables are bountiful, and the sub-tropical climate means you can't help but relax - all year-round.

Enjoy a cleansing ale at the famous Pub With No Beer. Build a sandcastle at Valla Beach. Pack a picnic lunch and get back to nature in the Way Way State Forest. Learn to paddle a kayak. Surf the waves at Scotts Head. Spend a day at the picturesque Bowraville Racecourse. Ride a horse to the top of Brothers Mountain, or paint your personal message on a rock on the v-wall.

Take time to explore the Nambucca River system - the lifeblood of the Nambucca Valley. You'll find miles of waterways supporting an abundance of fauna and flora. This magnificent river system starts it life in the rainforest hinterland, then winds its way through the valley's farmlands and coastal plains. Hire a boat and go fishing, or take the adventure option and explore the river by kayak.

Whatever you do, you'll find the Nambucca Valley is a memorable holiday destination.

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Photos

: Beachcomber marine - Photo courtsey of ATDW

: Caravan park, Nambucca Heads - Photo courtsey of Tourism NSW

Getting There

Driving - Nambucca Heads is 3km's off the Pacific Highway and can be reached via the Pacific Highway or the New England Highway. Approximately 510km from Sydney Approximately 470km from Brisbane

Air - QANTAS, REGIONAL EXPRESS and VIRGIN BLUE operate regular flights (about an hour long) from Sydney, Brisbane and Newcastle to Coffs Harbour Airport. There are convenient connections to all capital cities. Travel via road for 40 minutes from Coffs Harbour to Nambucca Heads.

Rail - COUNTRYLINK runs rail services daily from Sydney and Brisbane to Nambucca Heads.

Coach - Busses operate regular services to Nambucca Heads from many areas.