Forster-Tuncurry is located on the eastern coast of New South Wales, about 300km from Sydney, the capital of New South Wales.
Foster (Forster) and Tancari (Tuncurry) are two twin cities connected to each other at the entrance to the (Coolongolook River) of the Clone Glock River and bounded by the Clone Glock River. Foster is on the south bank and Tankari is on the north shore. The two towns are connected by a 600-meter-long bridge.
Forster-Tuncurry is an important holiday destination on the coast of the East Sea in New South Wales, a natural resort with large lakes and white beaches. The most popular beaches are Forster main Beach (Forster Main Beach) and 9 miles Beach (Nine Mile Beach), other popular attractions including the 200th Anniversary Road (Bicentennial Trail), Cape Hawk viewing platform (Cape Hawke Lookout) and Buddy National Park (Booti National Park), etc.
