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The Central Coast of New South Wales is a string of surf beaches, lakes and national parks between Sydney and Newcastle, home to the Australian Reptile Park, Terrigal, the Bouddi coastal walks and Pelican feeding at The Entrance.
The Central Coast of New South Wales is a string of surf beaches, lakes and national parks between Sydney and Newcastle, home to the Australian Reptile Park, Terrigal, the Bouddi coastal walks and Pelican feeding at The Entrance.
Tourist locations
Places to visit in Central Coast.
6 locations to explore
Australian Reptile Park
Where wildlife meets wonder
$55.99 adult (gate); $49.99 online
Full guide arrow_forwardBouddi National Park Coastal Walk
Cliffs, coves and whale sightings
$8 per vehicle per day
Full guide arrow_forwardNorah Head Lighthouse
A century of coastal light
$10 adult, $5 child (6-17)
Full guide arrow_forwardPelican Time at The Entrance
Pelicans up close, for free
Free
Full guide arrow_forwardTerrigal Beach and The Skillion
Surf, cliffs and panoramas
Free
Full guide arrow_forwardWalkabout Wildlife Sanctuary
Native wildlife, free to roam
$45 adult (gate); $40 adult online
Full guide arrow_forwardWhere to stay
Holiday parks near Central Coast.
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