Port Macquarie Area Attractions - presented by YesBookit

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The elevated coastal views from this seaside village, 20 kilometres south of Port Macquarie, are some of the most spectacular in the region. Bonny Hills was originally home to the...more

The strip of green that flanks the golden coastline of Greater Port Macquarie is one of the state's best kept secrets. The hills, valleys and forests are home to stunning natural ...more

The natural beauty of the Camden Haven is breathtaking. Quiet waterways, great fishing, spectacular national parks and family friendly beaches, are why holidaymakers return year a...more

Diamond Head is home to the popular Camping Grounds in Crowdy Bay National Park and is located on the coast line....more

Dunbogan is located 30 minutes south of Port Macquarie you'll find the seaside villages of the Camden Haven strung out along the mouth of the Camden Haven River. On the north side ...more

A short drive from Port Macquarie, west of the Camden Haven region, lies the quiet village of Kendall. Kendall is named in honour of former resident and poet Henry Kendall. Close...more

Kew, Laurieton, North Haven and Dunbogan are known collectively as Camden Haven. The tidal inlet 44 kilometres south of Port Macquarie is renowned for the quality of its stocks of ...more

Lake Cathie (pronounced ‘cat-eye') is just 12 kilometres south of Port Macquarie. A world where the essence of a perfect holiday is warm, crystal clear shallow waters full of spla...more

Lake Innes and Lake Cathie are joined by Cathie Creek to form an estuarine system which enters the ocean at the village of Lake Cathie, just ten minutes south of Port Macquarie. P...more

Laurieton is just 30 minutes south of Port Macquarie you'll find the seaside villages of the Camden Haven strung out along the mouth of the Camden Haven River. On the north side o...more

Lorne is located in the hills west of the Camden Haven region. Meander though the Lorne Valley and beyond to the fabulous scenery of the Comboyne Plateau. Discover the delights o...more

Half an hour south of Port Macquarie you will find the seaside villages of the Camden Haven strung out along the mouth of the Camden Haven River. On the north side, you'll find No...more

With the mouth of the wide, lazy Hastings River on one side and the sparkling blue Pacific Ocean on the other, Port Macquarie is a water lover's paradise where surfing, water skii...more

Rawdon Island is named after Francis Rawdon Hastings, first Marquis of Hastings. Rawdon Island, located 15 minutes west of Port Macquarie, is actually made up of two islands - Lit...more

Rolland Plains is located half an hour west of Port Macquarie with a country village feel to the township....more

Telegraph Point is located on the Pacific Highway, 15 minutes north of Port Macquarie, on the beautiful mid-north coast. The local area is one of the most historical parts of Aust...more

Tom's Creek is the entrance to the wonderful Hinterlands country side and waterfalls. Adventure through the beautiful bush ambience or relax in the country retreat accommodation. W...more

Located on the Hastings River and 19 kilometres west of Port Macquarie, Wauchope is a friendly town of country charm and hospitality. It was here in the mid 1800s that pioneers mad...more

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