Myall Coast

It's everything you are

a spectacular blend of lakes, coastal forests & pristine beaches offering a truly natural experience

The Myall Coast region stretches from the twin towns of Tea Gardens Hawks Nest through the Myall Lakes National Park to Seal Rocks. This piece of coast is truly unique, home to vast tracts of wilderness and is the southern gateway to the Great Lakes.

Tea Gardens and Hawks Nest lie at the mouth of the Myall River and reflect a relaxed coastal lifestyle with a sense of peace and tranquility. The towns and surrounds offer a special mix of accommodation and activities. With coastal themed cafes, galleries and public art this is just the place to get off the highway, unwind and have that very special holiday. From here you can journey into the Myall Lakes National Park which is a spectacular blend of lakes, coastal forests, pristine beaches and a huge sand dune system.

Off-shore is Broughton Island, home to white sandy beaches, volcanic peaks and wind-swept vegetation. It has some of the best diving and snorkelling sites in NSW and a vast array of wildlife including penguins, turtles and seabirds.

tea gardens

where the myall river meets port stephens this coastal village is the southern gateway to the great lakes The Australian Agricultural Company arrived in the area in 1826 and it was reputedly their failed attempts to grow tea here which resulted in ...

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hawks nest

the tranquil and beautiful coastal village of hawks nest, with both ocean and river frontage, is located across the myall river from tea gardens It was named after a large tree which was a favourite nesting place of hawks, situated near the old hote...

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broughton is

this island is a part of the myall lakes national park and is surrounded by a marine park It is the only place in NSW where you can camp on an island amongst an active seabird colony. The waters surrounding Broughton Island are home to plenty of op...

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seal rocks

when you drive into seal rocks you will know what all the fuss is about – the view is breathtaking Seal Rocks is a small, sleepy and isolated fishing village in the middle of the Great Lakes coastline. Its fame rests largely on the beautiful S...

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myall lakes

the myall lakes is one of the most visited parks in nsw The beautiful and remote Myall Lakes National Park offers countless opportunities for adventures, nature based escapes and exploring. The park boasts more than 40kms of beaches, forests, rugge...

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