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"382 Harbour Dr Jetty Strip, Coffs Harbour, New South Wales 2450 AustraliaContemporary, Cafe, AustralianBreakfast, Lunch, Brunch, Late Night, DrinksTakeout, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Accepts American Express, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Free Wifi, Reservations, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service[email protected]+61 2 6651 1989http://urbanespressolounge.com.au/"

"Find stylish café Urban Espresso Lounge on Harbour Drive, in the middle of the Jetty Strip just minutes from Coffs Harbour City Centre. This bright and breezy restaurant rocks a zen-like vibe of white... Order OnlineBook Now"

"Set in an old butter factory perched perfectly on the Promenade, overlooking Coffs Creek, the Shearwater Restaurant is one of those locations that stays with you for some time. The food is pretty special too, Modern Australian with a slight Asian edge, and the extensive wine list provides some excellent options to toast the fine views and finer dining. A wonderful spot for breakfast, lunch or dinner."

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"Do yourself a favour and take the 6km drive off the Pacific Highway (north of Coffs Harbour) through the banana plantations and into the lush green Orara East State Forest. Sealy Lookout is 310m above Coffs Harbour and the view is spectacular, giving you great perspective of the area, including the Solitary Islands Marine Park; on a clear day you can see 100km to the south. The Sky Pier itself is an impressive structure, it projects 21.6m from the original lookout."

"The Coffs Coast is the only region in New South Wales where the mountains of the Great Dividing Range meet the Pacific Ocean. This makes for some unforgettable scenery, as you’ll discover at the Sealy Lookout, a short drive up from Coffs Harbour through banana plantations. Here in the Orara East State Forest the Sky Pier is set atop an escarpment, 310 metres above the coast and projecting more than 20 metres over the edge of the lookout."

"Drive to Sealy Lookout for incredible views over the city and then grab a beer and toast to the first night of your Australian road trip! Byron Bay (2 nights)"

"Located at the heart of the city, Brelsford Park boasts of inclusive amenities where recreation and leisure are truly alive. The park offers improved amenities for all ages to help them maintain a healthy lifestyle while having fun. Brelsford Park features an open green space ideal for picnics, walking and cycling paths, and work-out facilities."

"Looking for a playground that caters for toddlers and bigger kids?. Check out Brelsford Park, with a multi-story climbing tower, winding stainless steel slide, sandpit, digger and much more. Bring a picnic and find a table to sit back and watch the kids play."

"If you are looking for things to do with kids in Coffs Harbour, Brelsford Park has the biggest playground. It gets the tick of approval from Miss 6. It’s a large playground with some impressive areas especially for the preschooler set."

"On the historic jetty and foreshore at Coffs Harbour there’s a thriving weekly shopping event every Sunday, 08:00 till 13:00. This is a chance to support local growers, farmers and crafters at dozens of stalls selling fruit and vegetables, olive oil, macadamia nuts, cut flowers, fresh bread, handmade cosmetics, pottery, jewellery and a whole lot more. There’s fresh food to take away, whether you’re up for hamburgers, sweet treats, Thai or creative vegan cuisine, and every week you can check out live music, one-off activities and street performers."

"Set under the trees beside our beautiful jetty in Coffs Harbour, Harbourside Markets run every Sunday from 8am-2pm. Come along and enjoy the thrill of discovery in an authentic outdoor market bursting at the seams with a great range of fresh local produce, tasty foods, delicious coffee as well as unique art and craft. We have a philosophy of locally made, locally grown so you are guaranteed a unique experience."

"Every Sunday from 8am until 2pm, the Coffs Harbour comes alive for the Harbourside Markets. You will find the Jetty foreshore covered in marquees and bustling with people – rain, hail or shine; rain, as it was on the day we visited!. The market boasts creative arts and crafts, local produce, live music and a variety of cuisines on offer for lunch."

"The gallery is housed in an underground World War II bunker that has been converted and refurbished into a vast exhibition space. The gallery is arguably one of the largest collection of its kind in the world with its main attraction being the Coffs Cartoon Collection, a huge collection of thousands of rare cartoons by both international and local cartoonists. The gallery aims to promote the art through the exhibition and preservation of Australia’s cartooning history for future generations."

"The Bunker Cartoon Gallery is Australia's first and only dedicated cartoon gallery. Its aim is to promote the art of cartooning and to exhibit and preserve Australia's history in cartooning form for the enjoyment of future generations. Built in 1943 during World War 2, the underground bunker building was formerly the Base Operations Unit No.12 used by the RAAF, and housed communication equipment necessary to help protect the nation."

"The National Cartoon Gallery is the only gallery in Australia dedicated to cartoons, and the largest collection in the southern hemisphere. What’s more, the amazing, hilarious and thought-provoking displays are housed in a unique heritage-listed RAAF World War II underground bunker. The funky exhibition space and the curious and intriguing displays combine perfectly to create a brilliant museum and gallery."

"Muttonbird Island has the stunning green color and rocky cliff faces that make one think of ireland, scotland or iceland in summer. The contrast of the greens of the island against the blue of the ocean and the blue of the sky is breathtaking at times. A short hike around the island will find you spotting the nesting site of the mutton birds for which the island is named."

"The Gumbaynggirr people knew this island as Giidany Miirlarl (Place of the Moon). It was joined to Coffs Harbour by the northern breakwater in 1935. The walk to the top (steep at the end) provides sweeping..."

"Standing perfectly still while a cloud of delicate, picture-perfect butterflies fill the air around you and land gently on your skin is a remarkable experience, and the Coffs Harbour Butterfly House is a remarkable place. Over 400 live Australian butterflies live in this indoor tropical habitat, which offers an incredible opportunity to get closer than ever before to a shy and retiring part of the natural world. Open Tuesday to Sunday from 9am to 4pm."

"The Coffs Harbour Butterfly House is an interesting stop particularly if you are looking for Coffs Harbour things to do with kids. There is a butterfly house in a subtropical rainforest setting, some live bugs and an outdoor maze. The interior of the maze has a puzzle to solve which I enjoyed working out."

"Butterfly enthusiasts can walk through the indoor setting among hundreds of butterflies and if you are lucky enough, have them land on you. But Coffs Harbour Butterfly House has much more than butterflies on offer. You can also visit a fairy garden, get lost in a maze or watch a dinosaur show!"

"This beautiful garden is the perfect place for a morning or afternoon stroll and to spend some time in nature while in town. A number of walks are on offer including a rainforest walk, mangrove walk and even a paperbark boardwalk. Ask all your questions at the Information Shop before enjoying a snack at the café."

"The North Coast Regional Botanic Garden was opened in 1988 and is without a doubt one of the most spectacular of its kind in the region. The garden covers over 20 hectares and is bounded on three sides by Coffs Creek. The garden was designed to feature a rainforest with rare and endangered native plants."

"Immerse yourself in the subtropical surrounds of the greenhouses, sensory gardens and lush rainforest of these botanic gardens. The 8km Coffs Creek Walk passes by, starting at the pool on Coff St and finishing..."