Discover Urunga Wetlands - a serene sanctuary featuring a 450 m loop trail and a striking 150 m recycled-plastic boardwalk, both wheelchair‑accessible and ideal for quiet reflection, birdwatching, or family strolls

Interpretive signs share the site's powerful story—highlighting its journey from barren moonscape to blooming wetland bursting with waterlilies, paperbarks, dragonflies and more than 100 bird species .

Sailurunga's Discover Sailing Adventure is available to people of most abilities and is approximately a three hour sail from Urunga To Mylestom Village and back.

It is an ideal way for you and your family, friends or other small groups including those with some disabilities to experience life on and in their appealing rivers while sailing their beautiful waters.

Sailurunga may be lucky and see dolphins, turtles, and Sea eagles among the myriad of life along the rivers. Sailurunga may even visit the remains of one of the historical “Droghers” that used to ply the rivers 120 years ago.

At Mylestom we can take a break, (yes, there are clean toilets), and enjoy the stunning river and mountain views, while having coffee, tea, hot muffins or the famous hot chips (or other) before heading back to Urunga.

It has a small outboard motor in the event of too much or too little wind to ensure we get home safely and comfortably.

Sailurunga can cater to a group of up to three adults or two adults and up to two children comfortably depending on their ability and size. No pets, please.

In early 2025 they will also be able to offer a 5-metre pontoon boat capable of carrying 5 passengers and will be wheelchair (1) accessible. Please contact them for updates and more details.

Welcome to the Art Space Urunga, your friendly community gallery on the NSW Mid North Coast. Located in the town centre, the gallery is open every day.

With around a dozen exhibitions a year, there is always something new to see. Visitors are encouraged to take their time while enjoying the works on display.

They also offer a gift shop with locally made artisan items, and 'Brush Strokes', a unique outdoor gallery.

If you’ve decided to lay your head at Reflections Coffs Harbour then you’ve made the right choice.

The Urunga Boardwalk will be closed from June to December 2025 for major upgrade works. While works are underway, visitors can still enjoy much of what makes Urunga special—from the tranquil foreshore and river views to local cafes, parks, and swimming in the calm waters of the Lido.

The Urunga Boardwalk has to be one of the best boardwalks on the east coast, with spectacular views from the entire length of the boardwalk.

Starting from the charming town of Urunga, the boardwalk passes along the banks of the Kalang River, to the junction with the Bellinger River and out to the ocean, with stunning views inland past Urunga town and up the river valleys to the Great Dividing Range, north across the rivers to Mylestom Spit and south along the beach to Picket Hill and beyond to Nambucca Heads.

There are numerous rest areas with seating, as well as many interpretive signs along the boardwalk pointing out items of interest and telling the history of the area.

The boardwalk leads you to the the leash free pet friendly beach area to the south of the river mouth.

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.

Love skydiving, love life. Coffs Skydivers is fun, energetic and professional.

The gift you will find here is a connection to your fun side, the courageous and connected you who can achieve anything. Skydiving may change your life.

In a world gone mad, come skydive with them to find your freedom.

On the other side of fear is freedom.