Central Coast Brewery is your local micro brewery that can reproduce over 160 different styles of beer, all at a fraction of the retail cost. You could save yourself up to 70 per cent on your beer costs and it is all chemical and preservative free

With the experience and the technology to reproduce all these beers, on site at the micro brewery, and with no chemicals and preservatives meaning 99.9 per cent less chance of a hangover, unlike the majority of commercial beers.

So, head on in, say Hi, and see how a real brewery works. They are more than happy to show you around and allow you to taste some of their finished beers. You could even make your own style with just a little help at the Central Coast Brewery. Pure, chemical and preservative free beer. What more could you ask for?

Nestled between the Pacific Ocean and the breathtaking Great Dividing Range, the Central Coast of New South Wales emerges as an enticing haven, beckoning travelers with its irresistible blend of natural wonders, cultural charm, and laid-back coastal vibes.

The splendid Lillypilly loop trail allows you to experience the Central Coast’s largest remaining stand of coastal or ‘littoral’ rainforest - you won’t help but be impressed.
Gaze at the canopy of towering corkwoods, cabbage tree palms and tuckeroos, and be treated to views over important wetlands bordering Tuggerah Lakes along this easy walk. Check out the burrawangs and lush, vine-covered vegetation as you advance along the sandy track. And watch for birds and butterflies – you might even spot a white bellied sea eagle nest.
Countless photo opportunities await you along this picturesque track, so it’s a good idea to keep your camera handy. Join up with Red gum trail for a longer walk and be sure to drive up the road to Pelican Beach Road lookout when you're finished to cool off with a swim.

Take in the golden sands and sapphire waters of Pelican Beach from Pelican Beach Road lookout. Look to the north to see Pelican Point, a picturesque hotspot for beach fishing, or turn your gaze southwards for views of The Entrance.

As well as offering scenic views, the lookout also comes in handy for local surfers keen to check out the waves and those interested in whale watching. Once you've finished enjoying the view, why not put yourself in the picture and capture a photo.

On a sunny day, take a walk along Pelican Beach, dipping your toes in the water and looking for shells along the way. Nearby bushwalks include Red gum trail and Lillypilly loop trail.

A visit to the stunning Central Coast of New South Wales is a must on your adventure bucket list, where pristine beaches, lush landscapes, and a heap of fun things to do await you. Whether you're a local looking for new adventures or a visitor eager to explore, we've compiled the best of the central coast for families.

See the Central Coast, Sydney Harbour or Sydney’s northern beaches from the most spectacular perspective you can imagine with a Central Coast Aero Club scenic joy flight.

Their friendly, experienced pilots will be your guide from the most exciting vantage point imaginable, a scenic joy flight is something you’ll never forget.

Whether you want to take to the skies with some friends or visitors to the region, or if you’re looking for a unique and memorable gift that suits anyone of all ages you can’t go wrong when you buy them a ticket to an incredible way to explore the skies above the Central Coast, Sydney Harbour or Sydney's northern beaches.

Don’t forget to bring your camera, from high in the sky there are limitless possibilities to capture the best photos of your life, from selfies at six thousand feet, to breathtaking shots of beaches, mountains and waterways.

You’ll take off from Warnervale Airport, which has plenty of parking and is easily accessible from the M1 motorway. The cost of the joy flight accommodates anywhere up to three passengers.

Discover one of the Central Coast’s most beautiful walks. The Coast walking track runs through a narrow strip of forest between Forresters and Bateau Bay Beaches.

Setting out from Bateau Bay Beach picnic area, you'll wander along clifftops, past blackbutts and spotted gums, and absorb spectacular coastal views as you go. The best time to walk is between May and August, when you can do some whale watching from Crackneck lookout along the way. If you’re walking in spring, you’ll be treated to wildflowers coming into bloom, including ground orchids and flannel flowers, and you’re bound to spot birds all year round.

The return walk is about six kilometres, but if you’d like a shorter walk, try going one way, or you can break the walk up into shorter sections. No matter how you undertake it, you’re sure to find it rewarding.