Terrigal Travel Guide

 Mikebb Says:  Should you be in the town for several days I suggest you try beach fishing, you never know your luck and there is always someone casting a line. 

 colin_bramso Says:  Very casual, relaxed, warm & friendly and very popular. Specialising in pasta, seafood and veal dishes, but as the Italian owner/operator, Dominic, owns the adjoining pizza restaurant he's combined the two. Now there's one seating area and a combined menu. Fully licensed but... 

 colin_bramso Says:  Italian food is so popular in Australia that I've always been surprised that we've only had one Italian restaurant in Terrigal.At last we have a second one, and it's very, very good. More up-market than the other one but still relaxed and casual.It's a large restaurant by... 

 colin_bramso Says:  Probably the largest restaurant in town, and one of the most up-market. Family owned and run - a French restaurant with a French owner/chef so the food and style is genuine. Good atmosphere as it's very popular and there's always a buzz about the place.Food and service are... 

 colin_bramso Says:  Almost all of Terrigal's coffee shops now offer trendy 'boutique' coffees - and I much prefer the originals such as Illy, Lavazza, Segafredo. Vanilla has Segafredo, so it's my choice for morning coffee. I have Long Black, which is $3.30 and if you're a regular customer you... 

 colin_bramso Says:  There are three fish & chip shops on The Esplanade in Terrigal (and another round the beach at The Haven).Just across the road from the beach they're ideal for ordering a takeaway and going across to sit on the beach or the sea wall to enjoy your meal. All also have tables... 

 colin_bramso Says:  A large restaurant by Terrigal standards, with both indoor and terrace dining on the first floor one block back from the beach.A good choice of dishes from different areas of India, including chicken, beef, lamb, seafood and vegetarian and excellent fresh naan bread.Relaxed... 

 colin_bramso Says:  There are many Thai restaurants on the Central Coast, five in one block just in Terrigal itself, but this is the best. Family owned and run, it's a casual style with genuine Thai food, great service and atmosphere. It's a BYO restaurant with a $2 charge if you bring your own... 

 colin_bramso Says:  A large and very popular restaurant on the first floor with a good atmosphere, comfortable padded chairs, modern decor and a large covered terrace & balcony for outdoor dining. It recently changed owners and the menu changed radically, now there's a lot of seafood and only a... 

 colin_bramso Says:  An unusual shop for a small seaside town but one well worth calling on. It's only a small shop but has a surprisingly wide range of carefully selected men's designer clothing. The interior is tastefully decorated and even if you don't plan to buy it's a pleasure to browse.... 

 colin_bramso Says:  Just a short drive or bus ride from Terrigal is the Central Coast's major shopping mall, Erina Fair.It has over 300 shops, food courts, restaurants, ice rink, cinema complex, children's play area and a regular programme of entertainmant. There's parking for thousands of cars... 

 Mikebb Says:  At the southern end of Terrigal behind The Haven you will see the very steep hill within the parkland which towers over the district. Decades ago I used to easily climb it , sometimes running but facing the challenge again after 40 years put some doubt in my mind. This time... 

 colin_bramso Says:  In the bay alongside Terrigal beach called The Haven, giant stingrays up to six feet across the wings are present most of the year. If you're a basic qualified diver, Terrigal Dive Centre will hire the gear and point you in the right direction, and off you go for a... 

 Audrey118 Says:  There are lots of small shops parraleled to the beach. Also there is a row behind it. There is a beautiful pink Crowne Resort as well. We looked around the nick nacks; some selling candles - nice, and some selling tiles and lots with sea motifs on it....I bought some door...