Clarence Coast
Must do
Nature getaways on the Clarence Coast
The Clarence Coast is most famous for the World Heritage-listed coastal rainforest at Iluka Nature Reserve, a magnificent patch of wilderness in which to go bushwalking along its 2.5-kilometre walking track.
Clarence Coast Area
One of Australia’s most charming provincial cities, Grafton is renowned for its jacaranda trees and graceful old buildings. Outdoor adventurers can choose from 4WD tours, horse-riding, canoeing and bushwalking.
Yamba, at the mouth of the Clarence River, has become one of the hippest beach towns on the coast. Check out its five beaches and a range of superb restaurants, cafés and day spas. And for a nature fix, don’t miss the World Heritage-listed coastal rainforest at the Iluka Nature Reserve.
Events
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- June
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Saturday 9 June Weekend of Trucking
The Weekend of Trucking is held in Grafton and consists of a variety of activities for all ages. Truck drivers ...
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- July
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Monday 2 July International Tartan Day
*** Latest event details are yet to be confirmed ***Featuring a Mini Pipe Band contest and Highland Dancing. This year International ...
- Thursday 5 July to Sunday 15 July Grafton July Racing Carnival
- Friday 6 July to Sunday 8 July Arts and Craft Exhibition
Local towns
- GraftonGrafton is a gracious, historic city in the Clarence Valley farming district.
- IlukaIluka is a peaceful and scenic town with superb fishing and beaches.
- MacleanMaclean is a fishing port and service centre for the local farmlands.
- South GraftonThe Clarence is one of Australia's largest waterways and offers a host
- WooliYuraygir National Park protects the longest stretch of undeveloped coastline (60km) in
- YambaYamba is a bustling holiday resort with a large fishing fleet.
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