Central Coast

Beachside holiday resorts, glorious sandy beaches with excellent surfing and seaside villages are all part of the attraction of the Central Coast. Just an hour’s drive north of Sydney, the Central Coast covers the coastline from the Hawkesbury River north of Sydney for the next 80km/50 miles. The Central Coast has long been a favourite holiday area for Sydney people. The beaches are popular with swimmers, sun-lovers and families alike and there are countless waterways that characterise the region: Hawkesbury River, Brisbane Water, Tuggerah Lake, Lake Budgewoi and Lake Munmorah. You will also find the only place in the world

Aqua Fun on Avoca Lake

Discover AQUA FUN on Avoca Lake, the ultimate experience in water adventure on the Central Coast. Explore a vibrant coastal lagoon wetland alive with fish and birdlife. Hire from a huge selection of exciting and modern pedalboats and kayaks suitable for the whole family. NEW - Experience the latest buzz and book a Stand-up Paddle Board lesson. AQUA FUN at Avoca Beach is located on the shores of Avoca lake. An idyllic location, with shady picnic and barbeque areas, shops, cafe's, children’s playground , and just 100 metres from the beach. Come and have fun and adventure at AQUA FUN

Wyong Race Club

Wyong Race Club on the Central Coast has a fantastic function centre serviced by award winning caterers. Situated in the heart of Wyong township and conducting 22 race meetings annually, Wyong Racecourse is considered by many within the industry as the best in New South Wales. Wyong Race Club Function Centre is located in the Paul Levick Stand with highly regarded Caterers H and H Catering providing exceptional quality and service. No booking is too big or too small. Wyong Racecourse is the ideal venue for trade shows, exhibitions or industrial displays.

Wyrrabalong National Park

Wyrrabalong National Park is the youngest park on the Central Coast and covers an area of 597 hectares. It is divided into two sections: north and south. The northern section is five kilometres north of The Entrance and stretches from North Entrance to Pelican Point, Norah Head and is bisected by Wilfred Barrett Drive. Magnificent beaches are to the east with access points off Wilfred Barrett Drive and via Norah Head. Red Gum Forest and lake is to the west. Red Gum Forest has a series of walking tracks. An information handout on these tracks is available from National Parks

Ex-Hmas Adelaide Dive Site

The Ex-HMAS Adelaide is located 1.4 kilometres from the Skillion at Terrigal and 1.8 kilometres from Avoca Beach, resting in approximately 32 metres of water. In time, this artificial reef will earn its reputation as a world class dive attraction and create substantial benefits for the Central Coast community. Prior to entering the Ex-HMAS Adelaide Reserve (R.1014968), you must acknowledge that your visit to the dive site is an inherently dangerous activity and you enter the Ex-HMAS Adelaide Reserve (R.1014968), entirely at your own risk.