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Specialises in dolphin and whale watching. The whale watching cruise runs at 10AM and 1:30PM for 2.5 hours. And if you don't get to see whales, they offer a second whale-watching trip for free within the following 6 months.
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This lookout offers fantastic views of the Nelson Bay region and its surrounds.
A 2.2-km return walk will lead you to the summit of Mt Tomaree, where you will find fantastic views of Mt Yacaaba, as well as Cabbage Tree, Fingal, Boondelbah and Broughton Islands, and the Point Stephens Lighthouse.
Located on Fingal Island, this lighthouse is accessible from Fingal Bay by walking across Fingal Spit, however a much safer option is to go by boat/kayak.
Named after the town One Mile rather than the other way around, is a stunning place to visit whether you surf or not. Atmospheric views down the peninsular and dramatic swells abound here. There's a car park just off the beach and a small store that sells refreshments.
Shark and Ray Centre
Swim with sharks and stingrays here. The stingrays here have had their barbs trimmed, so there's no need to worry.
The only operator that allows stand-up sand surfing, which is much more fun (but trickier) than just sledding. 4WD shuttles from the carpark every 10 min or so.