4 Must Do's in Yamba Nsw

4 Must Do's in Yamba Nsw

4 Must Do's in Yamba Nsw

Yamba is one of those small towns in Norther New South Wales that is just magic to visit and live. Recently voted as the number 1 small town in Australia it is perfect to visit at anytime of year. We have provided you with our 4 recommended things to do while in Yamba.

Visit The Pacific Hotel

The Pacific Hotel is perched on top of Yamba hill overlooking Main Beach with million dollar views of the Pacific Ocean. Stop in for lunch, dinner or just to relax over a few cold drinks and you will see why the Pacific Hotel could possibly have the best views of any Hotel around the world.

A Round Of Golf

The Yamba Golf & Country Club is a beautiful golf course for a small town. With similarities to links style golf on the front nine you will be able to hear to rumble of waves as the sea breeze whips off the ocean and across the course making you think about every shot. On the back nine the tall paper barks line the fairways and make every tee shot feel a little more difficult. The wildlife is abundant on the course with Kangaroos out in numbers in the late afternoons enjoy the shade and the lush grass for dinner.

Visit The Green & Blue Pools

The Green & Blue Pools were formed purely by accident. They were originally rock quarries and the source of rock for the Yamba south and middle wall until workers ruptured an underground spring and found the pools full of water on their return to work.

Time For A Surf

Yamba has 11 beaches in total, however not all are suitable for surfing. Whiting Beach is perfect for relaxing in the sun with the kids or if you would prefer a little privacy from the crowds. Convert Beach is not classified as a surf beach, but with the right swell direction it can produce a thumping shore break. Yamba's other beaches are all surfable at any time of the year, all facing different directions so you should be able to find a beach with a wave depending on the swell and wind directions. Yamba's most famous surfing location is Angourie Point, immortalised in the 1970s cult surf film Morning Of The Earth, the right-hand break attracts surfers from around the world. Angourie has been made one of Australia's first surf reserves, a government initiative that recognises the history, culture and natural splendour of the break and seeks to preserve it for future generations of surfers.

Yamba has plenty more activities to keep everyone busy, young and young at heart.

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