In the face of the world around the small greed, breeding on the choice of destination difficult, you countless times on the map circle painting, finally, 1/3 of the area of the blue sea impregnated you, so that you bright, so that you open-minded, today, Why don't you swim from the north coast?
The northern part of Sydney bordered the South Pacific Ocean, with vast blue seas, long, quiet beaches and rugged rocks. As the saying goes, "facing the sea, spring blossoms", this is probably one of the reasons people like to see the sea. But if you intend to continue to sign in to the North Coast (North coast) in this way of sightseeing, the editor can only keep smiling at you, Say No, and quietly offer you the right way to open the North Coast, including you from heaven to the sea. Unlock the coastal scenery of the north coast in all directions.
Kayak-> go hand in hand with dolphins
In this pure sea area of the north coast, there are many cute dolphins. If you want to get in close contact with them, you can take part in the Go Sea Kayak Byron Bay kayak company's itinerary. Enjoy a leisurely kayak trip at Byron Point Ocean Park (CapeByron Marine Park) or on the Brunswick River (Brunswick River). You will indulge in the warm sunshine of the sea, after the paddle ripples after the reflected mottled light, like the stars of the sea. The dolphin, which followed the kayak, leapt from time to time and drew a beautiful arc in the air. Every June to November, you will meet friendly whales and warmly welcome you by spraying water.
Brillick River kayak, free return transportation from Byron Bay (Byron Bay). You can choose to drive from Sydney for about 9 hours, or 1.5 hours for inland flights.
Diving-> visiting the mysterious underwater world
If the soft beaches and undulating waves do not satisfy your sensory experience, then the Jetty Dive diving Center in (Coffs Harbour), North Sea Coast Cove Port, can lead you to the lonely island ocean park (Solitary Islands Marine Park) to explore the mystical undersea world. The protected marine park, with crystal-clear water and more than 550 species of reef fish, is home to many endangered species, such as gray sharks, turtles, silver cod and rare marine algae. You can make close contact with them by snorkeling or scuba diving. Of course, before exploring beautiful waters, the, Jetty Dive diving Center will prepare diving courses for tourists with different diving experiences to help them enjoy the safest and most comfortable underwater tours.
Scuba diving and snorkeling leave at 7:30 every day and return around 12:30 in the afternoon.
Gliding-skydiving-> overlooking the coast in the ai
Tie the parachute rope and glide over the sparkling waters of (Port Stephens), the port of Stephens. With the help of speedboat traction, flying 150 meters from the water, overlooking the beautiful coastal customs. You will see the towering sand dunes in the distance, the crowds of dolphins playing in the vast blue bay, the scattered people walking on the beach, like a delightful illustration.
If you are dissatisfied with a height of 150m, you can also choose Coffs City Skydivers skydiving company to parachute from an aircraft more than 4km above the majestic North Coast and enjoy a free landing in 70 seconds at speeds exceeding 200km per hour. As the parachute opened, it floated back to the white sand beach of the lonely island ocean park, enjoying the wind-taking ceremony of the waves beating the coast.
Sliding sand-> experiencing the pleasure of chasing the wind
Who says you can only see the sea when you come to the beach? Take a trip to Port Stephens 4WD Tours and explore the largest moving coastal dunes in the Southern Hemisphere at (WorimiConservation Lands), the Woremie Reserve. You will be immersed in the pleasure of diving down from the 30-meter-high, 60-degree sloping (Stockton Bight) dunes in Stouton Bay, stimulating an unforgettable experience. There are also unique indigenous cultures and shipwrecks that give you the illusion of traversing history. If you want to go back to the beach, you can follow the dunes adventure (Sand Dune Adventures), rides the 400cc motorcycle through the spectacular dunes, experiencing hormone stimulation on the glands.
Port Stephens 4WDTours is located in Nielsen Bay, (Nelson Bay) Staten Street, (StocktonStreet), is only a short distance from the sand dunes. It takes only 2 hours and 30 minutes to drive from Sydney to Nelson Bay.
With the correct sign-in of the North Coast strategy, it is time to plan the trip immediately. In this warm winter of the Southern Hemisphere, will we meet you on the North Coast?
