Mid North Coast
Mid North Coast NSW offers a unique taste of New South Wales. Whether you head to one of the popular coastal meccas, such as Port Macquarie or Coffs Harbour or explore one of the region's stunning national parks - you are bound to find a perfect holiday escape. For sheer beauty it is difficult to surpass the golden beaches which dot the coastline. Shoal Bay, Forster, Old Bar, Harrington, Laurieton, Crescent Head, South West Rocks and Nambucca Heads are some of the best known, but there are many more remote coves and inlets scattered along the coast. On the coast, adrenalin junkies have their pick of sports such as scuba diving, sky-diving and rock-climbing - whilst inland the rainforests, lakes and national parks offer more peaceful pursuits such as bushwalking, fishing and camping.
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Photos
- Waterfall in Dorrigo national park - Photo courtesy of Tourism NSW
- Dorrigo rainforest boardwalk - Photo courtesy of Tourism NSW
- Pelica at sunset - Photo courtesy of Tourism NSW
Climate
The region boasts the nation's most ideal climate, averaging 25 degrees Celsius in summer and 17 degrees Celsius in winter.
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Underwater Naturalist - Asia Pacific Marine Life Identification
- Helping you to "sorting out the Stuff" - Basic identification features of every major group of sea creatures, from bacteria to marine mammals.
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Articles
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Fancy a squid kiss?
by Ric Mingramm
- Once again I was privileged enough to dive with my A team (or should it be eh? team)(Ansdrew Bennett, Amber Nelson, Troy Stefan) on a recent trip to Coffs Harbour.
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Grey Nurse Diving
- For about the last 3 years I have been diving a site 5 nautical miles off the east coast of NSW at Laurieton. At the beginning my friend and I travelled out here (with an accompanying boat) in a 4m rubber duck. Why go out so far? ...
