Best Nightlife in Port Macquarie

"With Port Macquarie known for its coastal location, it was a no brainer that lunch needed to be somewhere by the water. We also love a good interior, and so it wasn’t hard to find our lunch spot; Zebu Bar & Restaurant. Listed as one of Port Macquarie’s most iconic waterfront venues, one step in the door and you can understand why."

"This iconic waterfront restaurant in Port Macquarie has launched a new menu just in time for summer. Try it for yourself while enjoying a delicious cocktail and some toe tapping live music. There is always something fun happening at Zebu."

"Mixed, shaken or stirred are the only way we drink our drinks these days. Pull up a chair, because we’ve scoured Port for the best spots for you and bestie to sip back a delectable cocktail in Port Macquarie."

"Bar Florian is located opposite Macquarie Waters, and is a retro-styled Italian bar where people can share some of the finest cured meats, cheeses and condiments served on hand crafted glass platters, as well as a range of pizzas. They also serve a wide range of boutique beers, fine wines and spirits. Website: https://www.barflorian.com.au/"

"Tucked away on Clarence St, Bar Florian is the perfect pitstop for pizza and drinks. Pull up a stool, order a charcuterie board or pizza and let the night roll on with Hemmingway Daquiris, Whiskey Sours and Luxury Dry Gin Martinis to see you through the chats. A Mochatini, Chocolate Martini or an Espresso Martini to finish anyone?"

"Just because the youngins are joining you doesn’t mean all hope of a decent meal goes out the window and you’re stuck eating their leftover spag bowl. Enter Blue Water, the lavish answer to family dinner in Port Macquarie. Sit back and indulge in fresh seafood while the kids enjoy tasty eats made just for them, plus a playground."

"Cnr Ocean & Emerald Drives, Port Macquarie, New South Wales 2444 AustraliaBar, Pub, Australian, Steakhouse, Seafood, GastropubLunch, Dinner, DrinksReservations, Seating, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Television+61 2 6582 3939http://www.tackingpointtavern.com.au"

"If you’re looking for a classic beer garden, Tacking Point Tavern will be sure to hit that sweet spot. Grab a refreshing Strawberry Frosé, Aperol Spritz or Salted Caramel Espresso Martini – with a courtesy bus running from Thursday to Sunday, you don’t really have an excuse not to."

"Tacking Point Tavern is a state of the art, family friendly venue with a spacious beer garden and Port Macquarie’s largest outdoor screen."

"Set 1.9 km from Flynns Beach, NRMA Port Macquarie Breakwall Holiday Park offers accommodation with an outdoor swimming pool, a shared lounge and a shared kitchen for your convenience. Both WiFi and private parking are accessible at the holiday park free of charge. Breakwall Holiday Park provides guests with a patio, a seating area, a flat-screen TV, a fully equipped kitchenette with a microwave and a fridge, and a private bathroom with shower and a hairdryer."

"A popular sunset spot, the Port Macquarie Breakwall is lined with colourful graffiti-painted rocks. Adding a little character to this charming part of town, where the Hastings River meets the Pacific Ocean, the rocks of the Breakwall are covered with messages and memories. A great place for a leisurely stroll, there are plenty of places to sit and watch the world go by."

"The Breakwall is a great place to watch sunrise, sunset or to catch a glimpse of some local dolphins. Colourful graffiti covers many of the rocks, sharing message from locals and visitors alike. Bring the bikes and scooters to enjoy the paths and skatepark at the end of the boardwalk and maybe even grab a snack at Little Shak with the locals."

"It’s pretty tough to choose just one beach to visit in Port Macquarie, but if push came to shove, it would probably be Shelly Beach. This natural tidal lagoon 5km (3mi) from town, is surrounded by white sand and rainforest and makes for a perfect place to spend a few hours relaxing and soaking up the sun. Head up to Harry’s Lookout for the best views."

"With white sand, sprawling stretch of rainforests, and a sloping cliff, Shelly Beach is a perfect destination for your itchy feet. This secluded natural tidal lagoon can be reached from the south of Nobby Head. If you are a nature lover and want to explore the surrounding vegetation, head to Harry’s Lookout situated south of the beach."

"On the southern side of Nobby Head you’ll find Shelly beach Port Macquarie. If you are looking for peace and quiet, this is a must-visit!. It’s one of the most secluded and peaceful Port Macquarie beaches and its ideal if you need a little break from it all."

"Located seven kilometres south of Port Macquarie’s town centre. A nine kilometre stretch of south-east facing sand, the beach is patrolled during the warmer months and has a surf club with a kiosk that serves good coffee and snacks. Lighthouse is a favourite with surfers and bodyboarders and is also great for beach fishing and 4WD driving all the way down to Lake Cathie."

"7 km south of the city centre you’ll find the 9 km long Lighthouse Beach Port Macquarie. This beach is definitely another stunner!. It’s the longest beach in town so it’s an ideal beach for long walks, beach fishing, relaxation and intermediate to the high level experienced surfers as the currents are strong and the waves are powerful."

"Lighthouse Beach is one of the many reasons Port Macquarie Town is revered as a haven for surfers and beach lovers. Situated at the south of the town, Lighthouse beach is a long stretch of shimmering shoreline. Besides being a hotspot for surfing and safari activities, this beach holds historical significance."

"It’s pretty tough to choose just one beach to visit in Port Macquarie, but if push came to shove, it would probably be Shelly Beach. This natural tidal lagoon 5km (3mi) from town, is surrounded by white sand and rainforest and makes for a perfect place to spend a few hours relaxing and soaking up the sun. Head up to Harry’s Lookout for the best views."

"With white sand, sprawling stretch of rainforests, and a sloping cliff, Shelly Beach is a perfect destination for your itchy feet. This secluded natural tidal lagoon can be reached from the south of Nobby Head. If you are a nature lover and want to explore the surrounding vegetation, head to Harry’s Lookout situated south of the beach."

"On the southern side of Nobby Head you’ll find Shelly beach Port Macquarie. If you are looking for peace and quiet, this is a must-visit!. It’s one of the most secluded and peaceful Port Macquarie beaches and its ideal if you need a little break from it all."

"One of the largest surviving rainforest reserves in New South Wales is little more than five kilometres from Port Macquarie’s CBD. The headline attraction here is a 1.3-kilometre raised boardwalk, leading you through a spectacular, untouched tract of subtropical rainforest. Inside, you can find out all you need to know about the rainforest’s delicate ecology, as well as its importance in local Aboriginal culture."

"Sea Acres Rainforest Centre is the ideal place to begin your fascinating journey through Sea Acres National Park, near Port Macquarie. Walk the Rainforest Boardwalk, look through the exhibitions on display or maybe go on a bush tucker tour. Whatever you choose, it is really a beautiful escape."