Nelson Bay is a coastal town in the (Port Stephens) area of Port Stephens on the east coast of New South Wales, about 208km by car from Sydney, the capital of New South Wales. About 60 kilometer (s) from (Newcastle), the second largest city in New South Wales. Nelson Bay, with a permanent population of about 4000 people, is a beautiful and prestigious seaport resort, the most famous of which is dolphin viewing. So it's called dolphin harbor.
Because Nelson Bay is sparsely populated and does not have modern industrial factories, it has long been developed by the local government as a tourist town, so it basically preserves the true nature of Dolphin Harbor. Blue sky, fresh air, green hills, clean beaches, clear sea water. The sea-floor creatures are multifarious, with beautiful corals, beautiful tropical fish, giant turtles and, of course, the most famous marine life here belongs to dolphins, which is why they call it dolphin harbor. All the year round, you can see crowds of dolphins jumping through the sea. It's a spectacular scene.
Just 10 kilometers from Nelson Bay, Anna Bay (Anna Bay) has Australia's largest sand dunes system. Apart from the famous "half Sea and half Desert" scenery, it is also a resort for sand sliding and all kinds of water sports.
And as the famous resort of, Nelson Bay, the living facilities are also complete. Hotels, bars, supermarkets, seafood markets, banks, pharmacies and so on are full of people. So it's also one of Sydney's favorite resorts.
