Clarence Coast Attractions

The Alumny School operated from 1872 until 1969. It is now a living museum of school life with significant pieces of equipment, school records and memorabilia reflecting various stages of education over these years.

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Angourie Beach was declared a National Surfing Reserve in 2007, the second site in Australia to be recognised for its significance to recreational surfing and, as such, is considered sacred by Australian surfers.

If the NSW...

The Angourie Blue Pool is extremely deep and it is a very popular swimming hole. There is a walking track to the Angourie Blue Pool from the car park area at the eastern end of The Crescent, Angourie. Despite signs warning against the practice,...

The Bentleg Market and Gallery specialises in high quality art and craft produced by local artists and craft persons. They carry a extensive range of quality craft work, pottery, stained glass, quilts, wood work, paintings and Aboriginal artifacts....

Iluka's Bluff Beach is a glorious location to visit and enjoy. The picnic area has a whale watching platform that offers a vantage point with 360 degree views along the coast and inland over the treetops of the World Heritage Listed Iluka Nature...

This breathtaking, unspoilt, uncrowded beach is nestled in a pocket of heath land surrounded by Yuraygir National Park.

A relaxing place for families and visitors of all age groups to get away from the hustle and bustle. Apart...

Bundjalung National Park is located between Evans Head and Iluka. It contains a vast area of coastal plain, heath land and solitary beaches. A unique feature of this national park is the coffee rock formations that stick out along the beach in the...

Christ Church Cathedral was build in 1884. It was designed by John Horbury Hunt along Gothic lines with towering arches, beautiful stained glass windows and spacious interior. The Cathedral is open daily and visitors are most welcome. This is one of...

Located within one and a half hours drive, north-west of Grafton is this rugged gorge where thundering waterfalls and savage rapids intermingle with deep pools and sections of calm water. The scenery is breathtaking and the fishing is excellent....

Schaeffer House, which houses a Museum and Research Room, is the headquarters of the Clarence River Historical Society.

The homestead was built by the son of a pioneer German family, Grafton's first architect, Mr F.W.C....

The Clock Tower Gallery is located in the Clarence River Visitor Information Centre in South Grafton. It is the only outlet in the Clarence Valley for the beautiful works produced by the Members of the Gallery. Many pieces of skilled woodwork and...

The magnificent Coldstream Gallery contains over 100 original paintings and thousands of unique handmade (Australian) articles constantly on display. Discover the wealth of pottery, wood, silk, ceramic, glass, jewellery, leadlight and sculpture...

The Ferry Park Gallery is located on the Pacific Highway at the southern entrance to the Scottish town of Maclean, overlooking a beautiful section of the Clarence River.

At least 60 local artisans, members of the Lower Clarence...

Glen Ian Ostrich and Emu Farm definitely warrants a visit. You will ostriches, emus, alpacas, cows, horses and caged birds. There is a tour which takes about 40 minutes and is in three stages; from the incubation of chicks, adult breeding and then a...

Glenreagh Memorial Museum is on the main road through the village. The museum was built onto the School of Arts, funded by a Bicentennial grant.

Relics of the gold mining days, the early timber industry and old china pieces are...

The Glenreagh Mountain Inc. offers a train ride on a 1919 class steam engine, which was built in Manchester in England in 1878 and operated on the Glenreagh/Dorrogo line in the 1950s, it has been restored along with a collection of heritage...

Grafton is a beautiful city of tree-lined streets, graceful early colonial buildings with their Victorian and Edwardian architecture on the banks of the mighty Clarence River.

Grafton was the early centre of development in the...

Set in the restored 1880s Prentice House, the Grafton Regional Art Gallery is the Clarence Valley's premier visual arts centre.

The Gallery's collection focuses on the acquisitions from the Biennial Jacaranda...

Iluka Nature Reserve covers 136 hectares and protects the largest remaining stand of littoral rainforest in New South Wales. The rainforest grows next to the beach and is a rich and diverse ecosystem adapted to a harsh environment of salt-laden...

Lanbruk is an organic property located on the Carrs Peninsula on the New South Wales North Coast. Why not sample some of the many hand picked olive varieties or the Cold Pressed Extra Virgin Organic Olive Oil. Take a tour and visit all that Lanbruk...