Terrigal

It's blend of beach culture, alternative lifestyle and cosmopolitan cafes has made it a popular holiday destination for visitors seeking a somewhat trendy location with nice views and pleasant atmosphere.

Things to See and Do

Operators in town can organise various Terrigal tours including parasailing trips, kayaking tours, visits to local caves and national parks, four-wheel drive tours, coach tours and scenic flights.

Terrigal is famous for its range of stylish cafes and restaurants which provide a place to relax during the day while serving a large range of international cuisine to locals and tourists.

Places to visit include the Terrigal Lagoon and Rotary Park where visitors can go canoeing or paddleboating on the lake, Terrigal's headland featuring the uniquely shaped Skillion, Wamberal Lagoon which is a sanctuary for protected birds and animals and Wyrrabalong National Park.

The beaches at Terrigal, such as Terrigal Beach and Forresters Beach, are also popular with visitors who can indulge in activities such as surfing, hang-gliding, boating, waterskiing, fishing and bungee jumping.

Terrigal Hotels and Accommodation

The best place to stay is arguably the Crowne Plaza which provides guests with a bright and breezy room complete with their own balcony and courtyard. Other Terrigal accommodation options include bed and breakfasts, guesthouses, apartments, chalets, lodges, motels, inns and backpacker houses.

Getting to Terrigal

Visitors traveling by car should take the Newcastle Freeway and use the Gosford exit before driving towards Terrigal. Travelers by train can get off at the Gosford train station. Check with your choice of Terrigal accommodation if they are able to arrange for a transfer to and from the station.

Tourist Information

For more information on the surrounding areas, visit the Terrigal visitors centre at Rotary Park, Terrigal Drive whose staff should be able to help you with any queries you may have.