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Port Stephens is known as the blue water paradise and popular with beachgoers in summer, but it’s also the go-to destination in winter to see humpback whales and enjoy the great outdoors.
From surfing sand dunes to hiking up coastal headlands, Port Stephens, in New South Wales, has adventure in spades. Here are our five favourite activities for adrenaline junkies:
Port Stephens has as much surf as it does turf. If this is a pitstop on the legendary Pacific Coast Drive or you’re docking for the weekend, then follow our itinerary and scratch the sandy surface of what’s possible in Port Stephens, only 2 1/2 hours' north of Sydney.
Apart from being one of the oldest whale-watching cruise companies in the region – which means they have loads of expertise - they were also the first to spot a whale in 2016 and 2017.
How to have an action packed day taking in Port Stephens National Parks. Tomaree National Park near Port Stephens is a great weekend getaway.
It's hard to imagine a better place for a romantic getaway than The Anchorage at Nelson Bay. Absolute waterfront. A timber boardwalk that winds alongside the marina. A jaw-dropping coastal panorama on one side; bushland backdrop on the other.
This past fortnight, @Pat_Kay snapped this awesome shot at the Sand Dunes and shared it on his Instagram account.
Whilst it’s pretty amazing to see the magnificent creatures up close and personal from a whale watching boat, you don’t actually have to leave the shore to see the Humpbacks in Port Stephens – just ask the locals! That’s what I did.
Find out all about Tin City on Stockton Beach at Port Stephens. A coastal desert wilderness Thanks to the generosity of the Worimi people we are invited to experience and enjoy this special place (with respect and without disturbing any Aboriginal sites).
As the chilly weather begins to tighten its icy grip around our beloved city, our contributor, Brittany, decided to hit the road on a mission to cure her Winter blues – headed for a place that boasts a Summer vacation vibe all year round.
See ALL the fabulous entries for 2016 Port Stephens Shutterfest Contest and vote for your “People Choice”
When Lara Bingle emerged from a calm bay on to an idyllic strip of white sand in Tourism Australia’s “Where the bloody hell are you?” TV commercials, most people assumed the ad had been filmed in Queensland. Wrong the location was Fingal Bay Spit in Port Stephens.
The Official Port Stephens Blog, your guide to endless adventures. Explore the best things to do in Port Stephens with insider travel tips, inspiring guides, and unforgettable experiences!
