Iluka
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Nature in Iluka
Iluka is a peaceful and scenic town with superb fishing and beaches. A coastal village, it's set on the north side of the Clarence River mouth.
About Iluka
Iluka, on the Clarence Coast, is for anyone whose idea of a perfect holiday town is small, sensational and relaxed in the extreme.
The Iluka Nature Reserve contains the largest remnant of littoral rainforest – where trees obtain water via filtration through coastal sand – in NSW, and supports a rich vegetation and abundant bird and animal life.
Iluka has a wide range of holiday accommodation, with excellent facilities camping and caravan parks in NSW. Be sure to stroll the 2.5-km walking track through the Iluka Nature Reserve, a fascinating experience for conservationists and birdwatchers. Also explore Bundjalung National Park, a great nature attraction, named after the Aboriginal people who were the original inhabitants of the area.
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Fishing boats, Iluka
Docked fishing boats at Iluka. Image David Young, Northern Rivers Tourism
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Bundjalung National Park
Woody Head beach at Bundjalung National Park. Image David Young, Northern Rivers Tourism
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Bundjalung National Park
Woody Head at Bundjalung National Park. Image David Young, Northern Rivers Tourism
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