Best Restaurants, Must Try Places in Port Macquarie

"12 William St | Opposite Town Beach, Port Macquarie, New South Wales 2444, AustraliaReservations, Seating, Waitstaff, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full BarSeafood, Australian, International, Vegetarian Friendly, Vegan Options, Gluten Free OptionsLunch, Dinner, Late NightHK$181 - HK$306+61 2 6584 7757"

"The Stunned Mullet is renowned for its unwavering commitment to serving quality seafood. Situated in a perfect position directly opposite Town Beach, it’s an ideal place to experience a memorable gastronomy journey."

"2/18-20 Clarence Street Clarence House, Port Macquarie, New South Wales 2444 AustraliaSeafood, AustralianDinnerReservations, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Street Parking, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Wine and Beer, Accepts American Express, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service[email protected]+61 2 6584 7228http://www.billsfishhouse.com.au"

"Located just a stone’s throw away from the hotel is the new kid on the block. Bills Fishhouse is a casual, modern dining space that embraces locally sourced, seasonal and sustainable ingredients to produce simple, uncomplicated food. This is the place for a casual evening drink, a shared feast with friends or a light bite after a long beach day."

"2/18-20 Clarence Street For the best seafood around the area, Bills Fishhouse can’t be missed. This casual modern restaurant offers locally sourced, seasonal ingredients to produce simple, uncomplicated food. That’s my type of seafood place!"

"Cosy up in one of the cutest courtyards and sip on a barrel aged Negroni Australis featuring native ingredients or their Ginger Swizzle with house made ginger beer. Stop in on a Wednesday nights for live music and all the feels."

"Whether you’re currently a student, a past student, or just once considered being a student – the Burger Rebellion want to feed you $10 cheeseburgers and $5 Corona Cervezas every Wednesday night!. Grab your mates and lead the dinner rebellion at Port Macquarie’s best destination for cheap eats!. Dining out without breaking the bank?"

"A smart space with wooden communal counters, booths and street-side tables, it delivers tasty gourmet burgers, craft beer and friendly service. Vegetarians are not overlooked here – any burger can be substituted... Top ChoiceAustralian 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."

"With views of the lake and fresh seafood, this little spot is always packed – but that’s because it’s some of the best fish and chips in Port Macquarie."

"At Off The Hook you’re just that, with daily deals including $8.50 fish and chips for one, or salt and pepper squid for $7."

"40 William St The Observatory Hotel, Town Beach, Port Macquarie, New South Wales 2444 AustraliaAustralian, SeafoodLunch, Dinner, Late NightTakeout, Reservations, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service[email protected]65837200http://scampis.com.au"

"Take advantage of the magnificent ocean views and sensational seafood on offer at this Port Macquarie favourite. Their share platter includes an assortment of seafood ranging from Eastern King Prawns to chargrilled octopus and Green Lip mussels."

"Serving up fresh, local produce and seafood – The Grill is must see destination for locals and tourists alike. Dive into deep fried baby snapper, half lobster mornay and fresh prawns sautéed in garlic butter. Arguably some of the best seafood in Port Macquarie."

"If you take the ferry across the beautiful Hastings River to the north shore of Port Macquarie, you’ll find a long beach that stretches all the way to Point Plomer in the north, where it can also be accessed by 4WD. North Beach is popular with fishermen and surfers, but it’s not the safest place to swim."

"No holiday in Port Macquarie is complete without a trip to the beach. Grab your bucket and spade and head to Town Beach, conveniently located near the centre of town. When you have had enough of the sand, head to the Town Beach playground or skate park located on the grassed area beside the beach."

"If you’re visiting Port Macquarie, the iconic breakwall is a must-see sight for you. It gives you a scenic view of the sunset and sunrise, the coastal, and the Hasting Rivers. This breakwall features colorful graffiti made by people who visited the place."

"For seclusion, serenity, and a back-to-nature feel, Miners Beach makes a great little escape. Sea Acres National Park, one of the largest remnants of coastal rainforest in New South Wales, spills down to the beach, creating a peaceful backdrop of pandanus and palm forests. It takes a little effort to find this pretty little pocket of powdery sand and rocky sea, but this is what usually keeps visitors to a trickle."

"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."

"Complete with a garden, barbecue facilities and a terrace, Twin Palms Holiday House at Lighthouse is situated in Port Macquarie, 7 km from Port Macquarie Marina and 9 km from Port Macquarie Regional Stadium. The air-conditioned accommodation is 1.6 km from Lighthouse Beach, and guests benefit from private parking available on site and free WiFi. The holiday home features 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, bed linen, towels, a flat-screen TV with cable channels, a dining area, a fully equipped kitchen, and a patio with garden views."

"The southern trailhead for the Coastal Walk is a stirring promontory capped by a whitewashed lighthouse. Tacking Point Lighthouse has been here since 1879, placing it just outside Australia’s top ten oldest lighthouses. Tacking Point, the landform, was named by famed navigator and cartographer Matthew Flinders on his 1802-03 circumnavigation of Australia."

"Built in 1879 on a rocky outcrop, this spot is perfect for some great photos of the coastline. The Lighthouse is on along The Coastal Walk, so if you need to burn off some energy why not walk a part of this beautiful walk. Click here to read more."

"As you explore the streets of Port Macquarie, you’ll probably stumble upon several colourful koalas in the most unlikely of places. This is the Hello Koalas Sculpture Trail, a public art trail featuring over 75 one-metre (3.3ft) koala sculptures all individually designed by Australian artists. Created to highlight the plight of Australia’s most cuddly critters, you can download the map and combine sightseeing with koala-spotting, or just keep your eyes peeled while you’re out and about."

"Koalas are an integral part of the Australian identity, and the Hello Koalas Sculpture Trail is an homage to that heritage. Packed with 62 sitting koala sculptures painted in many different ways, this destination would be great for an all-day outing with friends and family. The various sculptures are colored in distinct identities, each expressing a different artistic or cultural ideal."

"A post shared by MJ Kim (@minkim0915) on Oct 5, 2017 at 10:26pm PDT. Another unique thing that separates Port Macquarie from other towns in Australia is its Hello Koalas Sculpture Trail. It is a trail full of 1-meter (3.2 feet) tall fiberglass sculpture of koalas made and painted creatively by local artists."