• Only 2½ hours north of Sydney along the F3 for 45 minutes from Newcastle



• 25 minutes from Newcastle Airport with flights from most capital cities and regional airports daily



• Coach services depart daily, direct to the hotel from Sydney and Newcastle

Port Stephens is not a city in its own right, but rather a region spread around and beyond the magnificent waterways of Port Stephens.

Covering nearly 1000 square kilometres, the area boasts exceptional diversity, in terms of what there is to see and do.

It’s location at the end of the F3 freeway from Sydney, at the junction of the Pacific and New England Highways and at the very end of the Golden Highway from Dubbo makes it easily accessible and marks Port Stephens as the gateway to the North Coast of NSW.

Port Stephens Area Destination Information

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The Gateway to the Stockton Beach Sand Dunes, a mecca for 4WD and fishing enthusiasts, Anna Bay has a village shopping centre that caters for al your basic needs. Birubi Point is t...more

Located just 15 minutes from Nelson Bay, Bob's Farm is the heart of the area's wine trail. Why not sample some wine from the 3 local wineries. You will also find cellar door sales,...more

Fingal Bay is the most eastern township in Port Stephens, it is surrounded by National Park and has a majestic bay and patrolled surfing beach and is just five minutes from the hea...more

Hinton is a neighbouring town to Morpeth on the banks of the Hunter River and just 8 kilometres north-east of Maitland. It is a tiny village that has some genuinely historic buildi...more

A peaceful village at the mouth of the Karuah River, the western end of Port Stephens. Since the Pacific Highway bypass opened in late 2004, Karuah has reinvented itself as a servi...more

Little Beach is a small beach facing north west adjacent to the Halifax Holiday Park and the Nelson Head lighthouse reserve. Little Beach Foreshore has both a grassed area and be...more

Known for its white beaches, crystal waters, subtropical climate and pods of friendly and curious bottlenose dolphins, Port Stephens is a beautiful seaside resort only two hours dr...more

One Mile Beach is a tiny township located adjacent to the Tomaree National Park between Boat Harbour and Nelson Bay....more

Port Stephens boasts a wonderful collection of seaside villages dotted along the Pacific Ocean coast. It also enjoys a majestic sand dune system and picturesque hinterland, all onl...more

Port Stephens is an idyllic coastal Paradise where the emphasis is on pleasure. From the fabulous scenery typified by volcanic peaks along the coastline to crystal clear bays fring...more

Raymond Terrace is located on the Pacific Highway 165 Kilometres north of Sydney and stands on the junction of the Hunter and Williams Rivers. Raymond Terrace plays host to the Hu...more

This coastal town occupies the southern headland of Port Stephens, flanked by Tomaree National Park and has both ocean and harbour beaches. Supposedly named by Governer General M...more

Formerly called Friendship Point, Soldiers Point lies on a peninsula that juts out from the southern shores of Port Stephens and separates the eastern third of the port from the we...more

Located west of Port Stephens the activities you can do are tour Tanilba House which was built back in the 1800 it is open on Wednesday and Sundays from 10:30am to 4:30pm and by ap...more

Williamtown is home to dairy herds and beef cattle grazing the flats, as well as the RAAF Base. Spectacular military aircraft can sometimes be seen taking off or flying in formatio...more

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