If you’re a true beach lover, the Coffs Coast is your slice of paradise. From long sandy stretches perfect for morning walks to protected coves teeming with marine life, this stunning coastline is packed with spots that will have you kicking off your shoes and sinking your toes into the sand in no time.
Let’s start with Park Beach in Coffs Harbour—right on the doorstep of our BIG4 Park Beach Holiday Park. This family-friendly beach is patrolled year-round and perfect for swimming, surfing, or enjoying a picnic in the Park Beach Reserve. Wander along the Macauleys Headland Walk for sweeping ocean views and a chance to spot dolphins or migrating whales in winter.
Just south lies Sawtell Beach, directly accessible from BIG4 Sawtell Beach Holiday Park. Framed by picturesque headlands and flowing into the tranquil Bonville Creek, Sawtell offers fantastic fishing, longboard-friendly waves, and shady spots under the iconic fig trees in the village—perfect after a morning in the surf.
Head north and you’ll find the charm of Woolgoolga. Whether you’re staying at Woolgoolga Beach Holiday Park with the ocean at your doorstep, or Woolgoolga Lakeside Holiday Park with calm lakefront views, you’ll love exploring Woopi’s beaches. The main beach is ideal for swimming and surfing, while a short stroll takes you to Woolgoolga Headland—famous for whale watching between May and November.
But the magic of the Coffs Coast doesn’t stop there. Further afield you’ll discover gems like Emerald Beach, a favourite for both surfers and kangaroos (yes, you might spot them grazing by the shore), and Red Rock Beach, where the river meets the ocean in a stunning natural playground. Walkers will love exploring the Solitary Islands Coastal Walk, connecting many of these pristine beaches with spectacular headland lookouts along the way.
Whether you’re here for the waves, the wildlife, the fishing, or the simple joy of a golden sunrise, the beaches of the Coffs Coast will have you hooked. And with our four Coffs Coast Holiday Parks—all right by the water—you’re never more than a short stroll from your next salty adventure.
