Moonee Beach, located just north of Coffs Harbour, is a stunning coastal destination offering a variety of outdoor activities. Visitors can explore the Moonee Beach Nature Reserve, which features scenic walking tracks through lush bushland and along Moonee Creek, ideal for birdwatching and relaxing walks. The main beach is perfect for swimming, surfing, and picnicking, with calm waters making it family-friendly. Nearby, the Coffs Coast Hinterland offers hiking and breathtaking views, while the local area is great for fishing, kayaking, and stand-up paddleboarding.

For those seeking more adventure, the nearby Bellinger River National Park and Dorrigo National Park provide lush rainforest and waterfalls to explore. Moonee Beach is also a short drive from Coffs Harbour, where visitors can enjoy dining, whale watching (in season), and cultural attractions like the Coffs Harbour Butterfly House and local galleries. With its mix of relaxed beach vibes and natural beauty, Moonee Beach offers a perfect getaway for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.

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Moonee Beach Hotel

Think of Moonee Beach Hotel as your second home on the coast. Step through the doors and be greeted with some of the warmest hospitality one can find, fresh and flavourful food and drinks, and a fun, friendly atmosphere thanks to the expansive yet cosy setup. It’s why locals love the hotel and visitors want to come back again and again. At Moonee Beach Hotel, family fun takes centre stage. Considered by many as having the best kids’ area in Australia, the hotel prides itself on offering an amazing range of activities. The kiddos can dive into the massive playground, shoot hoops, challenge each other in table tennis, or try their hand at mini-golf. Whether it’s catching fun movies on the big screen, or scaling the climbing walls, the kids will have a ball!

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Moonee Beach Nature Reserve

Moonee Beach Nature Reserve offers walking, fishing, snorkelling, scuba diving and whale watching opportunities. Spring is the tail end of whale watching season, but the beginning of the best time for birdwatching and wildflower displays. In Summer, enjoy a dip in the ocean or a splash around in the estuary when the weather’s at its hottest. Whale migration begins in winter, and you’ll find uninterrupted views of the ocean from beaches, headlands and walking tracks.

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