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Get cheap flights to Coffs Harbour. Airports in the area include Coffs Harbour Regional Airport (CFS). Check flights to Coffs Harbour when you want to visit these nearby places: Moonee Beach, Sawtell, Raleigh, Mylestom and Fernmount.

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Accessibility - Coffs Harbour boasts of maxi taxis
  • By unravelau on September 22, 2006
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  • You can wheel right up to the jetty and onto it. - Coffs Harbour
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    Coffs Harbour would be among a number of cities in Australia that can boast about their record for having venues accessible and creating new opportunities all of the time. Just recently I noticed an add promoting sailing for people with disability and I thought 'good on ya Coffs'. We have come a long way from the one picture theatre that we used to have here that was only able to be accessed if a friend lifted a person and their wheelchair in. Most of the popular venues in Coffs Harbour are totally accessible.

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    Springtime at the Gardens
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  • By unravelau on October 18, 2004
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  • Exquisite? - Coffs Harbour
    Exquisite?
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    Last week I took a trip around the gardens to check out the spring flowers in bloom....... Now I wish to go back again because we have had 2 full days of rain and I am sure that if it was possible, they would be even more beautiful to-day. The flowers in my garden and saying a big thank you to the rain. Have you ever noticed how well your plants come on with pure rain water as opposed to the tap?

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    Banana Madness - Would Annathrax love it?
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  • By aussiedoug on April 25, 2004
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  • Tallowood Stump at the Big Banana - Coffs Harbour
    Tallowood Stump at the Big
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    THE BIG BANANA Still not 100% sure if this is a must see or tourist trap! But my kids liked it & we had some fun on the toboggan ride. In fact we had fun on it a couple of times. If you want to know about the growing a harvesting of bananas then you can take a walking tour that shows you all the stages through to packaging. The photo with this tip shows my girls near a really big Tallowood stump, not far away from the actual Big Banana itself. Goodness knows how old this tree must have been when it was cut down. What a shame! There are other tours you can do & attractions to visit if you have the time. We wanted to do the Hillclimb train & railway ride to the top, but got there just a bit late after our toboggan rides. If only we'd done it the other way around. There's an indoor snow slope, but I personally wouldn't waste my time or money on it as we've tried that before at Mt Thebarton in Adelaide & it was like trying to ski on ice, not snow. If you have kids from little ones to big ones it's worth a visit, but it'll cost you depending on what activities/attractions you visit/participate in.

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  • Address: Pacific Highway, Coffs Harbour
  • Directions: Just north of town, by only about 5 minutes. On your left. You'll see the sign.
  • Website: www.bigbanana.com.au

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    Why not visit the harbour?
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  • Updated By tiabunna on October 23, 2006
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  • Fishing boats in Coffs Harbour - Coffs Harbour
    Fishing boats in Coffs Harbour
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    Strangely enough, Coffs Harbour is not actually at the harbour - the township is maybe a km inland. Over the years, the harbour has been built up with rock walls and now hosts a large fishing fleet, as well as private yachts. It is well worth the time to visit and stroll around looking at the boats, the seabirds, the general activity, the views back over the township and the beaches. When you've had enough, there are restaurants nearby where you can relax over a coffee. First photo: fishing boats in Coffs Harbour Second photo: looking back over the harbour to the town, with apartments visible on the hill.

  • Address: The harbour at Coffs!

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    Beaches
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  • By tiabunna on October 23, 2006
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  • Beach panorama (expands) - Coffs Harbour
    Beach panorama (expands)
    by tiabunna
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    There is no shortage of marvellous sandy white beaches at Coffs Harbour, suitable for either fishing or swimming. The photo with this tip was taken from the harbour breakwater, to the north of the port and shows the beach and some of the small islands.


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    Coffs Harbour
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  • Updated By BiancaVDH on April 25, 2004
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    by BiancaVDH
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    Check out this town, great to spend some days here. We stayed at the Opal Cove hotel, great place, a few km. out of town. From here we did a 4WD trip into a rainforest, went to the aquarium and relaxed at the beach.

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  • Address: Opal Cove Resort
  • Phone: 61-66510510
  • Directions: Along the Pacific Highway
  • Website: www.opalcove.com.au

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    GEORGES GOLD MINE
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  • By BerniShand on December 9, 2004
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  • the mine entrance - Coffs Harbour
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    by BerniShand
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    Georges gold mine is situated in the Orara gold field where gold was first found in 1881 the George of this mine was George Ellis who was involved in the gold mining of this area for many years, coincidentally the current owner is also called George, and he can remember George Ellis who died in 1948 Our guide for the visit was the current Georges son-in-law [ this is a real family business ] and he took us into the tunnel of the Bayfield gold mine on the property. At first it seems to be a very small mine, but when you consider that all the tunneling through solid rock was done by only one man it is an amazing achievement, sadly this mine yielded a very small amount of gold bearing ore, the rich seam that many believe is still here remains undiscovered to the present day

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    TUNNELING
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  • By BerniShand on December 9, 2004
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  • hard work - Coffs Harbour
    hard work
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    Gold mining looks like hard work ! the seams of gold are in veins of quartz, holes had to be dug into the rock to enable the tunnel to be blasted with dynamite, if the miner couldnt afford dynamite the entire tunnel ad to be dug out with hammer and chisel, all this with no guarantee that a rich vein of gold would be found, add to that the fact that he was working in dark, damp conditions it makes one realise what a chronic sickness "gold fever" really is in 1923 George Ellis sank a 65ft shaft, then tunneled out 40ft from the bottom of it, in one year he removed 8 tonne of rock from the mine which gave only 3 1/2 ounces of gold valued at just over A$26, thats only 50 cents per week before expenses

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    ELLIS` KNOB LOOKOUT
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  • By BerniShand on December 9, 2004
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  • see for miles and miles - Coffs Harbour
    see for miles and miles
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    the lookout point gives stunning views over the Orara valley, you cannot see Coffs Harbour as Mount Coramba hides it, but you an see South Solitary island in the sea, the villages o Glenreagh and Nana Glen, and on a clear day we are told you can see the television tower on Mount Moombil the altitude is 2000 feet above sea level, you can see for miles and miles.......... there is a picnic area here with a barbeque

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    VISITOR INFORMATION
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  • By BerniShand on December 9, 2004
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  • its that way......... - Coffs Harbour
    its that way.........
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    Georges gold mine is open from 10am to 5 pm it is closed Monday and Tuesday, except on public holidays and NSW Christmas and Easter school holiday times tours of the Bayfield mine are at 10.30 12.30 1.30 and 2.30 the stamper battery is run at 11am and 3 pm there are picnic areas and barbeques, and a small cafe entrance fees are A$10 or adults and A$5 for children, family tickets are available people who have limited mobility may find the Bayfield gold mine inaccessable, and when the creek is high access to it involes a walk along the track, otherwise you can drive to it from the entrance transport to Georges Gold Mine can be arranged, telephone [02] 6654 5355, the gold mine is well signposted

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  • Address: Bushmans Range Road, Lowanna near Moleton
  • Directions: between Ulong and Coramba, it is 42k from Cofs Harbour

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