Wooli
Must do
Nature in Wooli
Yuraygir National Park protects the longest stretch of undeveloped coastline (60km) in NSW. Coastal hideaways worth exploring include Wooli, Minnie Waters and Brooms Head.
About Wooli
Wooli is one of the peaceful coastal villages along this beautiful stretch of coastline on the North Coast of NSW. Just 45 minutes' drive from Grafton, Wooli has retained all the charm of typical beach holiday town. Unspoiled beaches, untamed wilderness, swimming, surfing, fishing...and the delicious, sweet flavour of Wooli oysters.
The towns is surrounded by Yuraygir National Park which is made up of wetlands, estuaries, forests and heaths. It's a striking landscape, best explored on foot. Solitary Islands Marine Park is also within easy reach of Wooli; it's recognised as one of the most beautiful dive sites in the world.
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South Solitary Island
South Solitary Island, Coffs Harbour. Image Rob Cleary, Coffs Coast Marketing
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Solitary Islands Marine Park
Scuba diving at Solitary Islands Marine Park. Image Ian Shaw, Coffs Coast Marketing
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Yuraygir National Park
Fishing at Yuraygir National Park. Image Grenville Turner
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