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The town named itself 'The Pelican Capital of Australia' in 1999, with a specially constructed platform with daily feeds.
The town named itself 'The Pelican Capital of Australia' in 1999, with a specially constructed platform with daily feeds.
Science-based exhibits and interactive activities.
An unbroken beach that extends for 4 km. Good for surfing and boating and surrounded by cafes. Dogs are not allowed. It can get overcrowded. The rock pool in the southern end is popular among kids.
Terrigal Formation
A hikeable lookout point with gorgeous views of the steep cliffs and coastline.
A gift from Gosford's sister city Edogawa, the Japanese garden is a popular spot for people to relax and find their zen. Children will have fun playing with the ducks and koi in the ponds. You are allowed to feed the koi with food purchased from the shop inside.