If you love nature, fresh air, and the sounds of moving water, the Coffs Coast is a no-brainer. This lush corner of NSW is home to some seriously stunning waterfalls, from easy roadside lookouts to some hidden gems worth the hike. So grab your walking shoes, pack a picnic, and hit the road.

Yarrawarra is situated in the homelands of the Garby Elders and the Gumbaynggirr people. Surrounded by tranquil bushland, pristine beaches and abundant wildlife. The Yarrawarra Aboriginal Cultural Centre boasts a first-rate Bush Tucker Cafe, an exceptional Indigenous art gallery, cultural programs, accommodation and a conference centre. Special events include Aboriginal art classes, Gumbaynggirr history and story sessions, dance and music classes, clay modelling, traditional basket weaving, and tours of Aboriginal sites.

The gallery features a keeping place with a variety of Indigenous artefacts and historical treasures, as well as an extensive display of regionally produced traditional and contemporary arts and crafts, books, CDs and giftware.

Spring is the perfect time to hit the road for a Coffs Coast holiday. You will arrive to the region in full bloom and beauty when September arrives in the Coffs Coast.

Most people know Coffs Harbour as the coastal paradise on the NSW Coffs Coast. It’s where the forest meets the sea and there are over 30 incredible beaches to explore and enjoy. Coffs Harbour beaches are next level beautiful, boasting that truly iconic laid-back Australian vibe with perfect conditions for swimming, surfing and just doing a whole lot of nothing much.

The Red Rock Store, formerly the Red Rock Shop, is your one-stop shop, located at Reflections Red Rock and run by friendly local staff. Grab a hot coffee, tea, smoothie or milkshake, and pair it with fresh cakes, biscuits, or a hearty sandwich or burger.

There's also a wide variety of hot takeaway food, fried favourites, and sweet treats like lollies and chips to keep everyone happy. The store is stocked with fresh local produce, groceries, and fishing gear for those planning a day by the water. You'll also find a fun selection of souvenirs like Red Rock T-shirts, jumpers, stubby holders, sunnies, towels, swimming toys, and hats—perfect for remembering your holiday or gifting to friends.

The store also serves as the local post office.

Red Rock is named for its beautiful red rock formations. The area is about 40 kilometres north of Coffs Harbour and is the northernmost beach in the Local Government Area.

The beach is patrolled by our Lifeguards in the peak of the summer holidays. The local Surf Life Saving Club also patrols.

The tranquil estuary reserve offers shady picnic areas, a playground, and access to the water for swimming and fishing. Explore Red Rock Island at low tide or take in the sensational views up and down the river by SUP, kayak or boat.

Red Rock is the starting point for the Solitary Islands Coastal Walk. Plan ahead for a day hike or camp overnight at one of the many villages along the way.

For a bite to eat visit the nearby Red Rock shop for great food with a view.