ATTRACTIONS BROOMS HEAD NSW

This breathtaking, unspoilt, uncrowded beach is nestled in a pocket of heath land surrounded by Yuraygir National Park. A relaxing place for families and visitors of all age groups to get away from the hustle and bustle. Apart from the obvious pastime of just relaxing in this gorgeous setting there are a number of points of interest on and around this beach. The lookout offers panoramic views of the coastline and National Park. This is also a wonderful vantage point for whale watching. Pods of dolphins often play in the surf below the lookout. A leisurely beach walk will reveal many treasures washed up from the ocean depths or exploration of the rook pool at low tide may uncover a multitude of colourful marine life.

18km (one way) - 6.5 hour If you've decided to hike the entire Yuraygir coastal walk north to south, Angourie to Brooms Head is the first section and begins in world famous Angourie Surfing Reserve. Angourie to Brooms Head is a great place to start a northern NSW coastal day walk or multi-day hike. This hiking track takes you through a variety of coastal ecosystems ... Visit website for more info

This breathtaking, unspoilt, uncrowded beach is nestled in a pocket of heath land surrounded by Yuraygir National Park. A relaxing place for families and visitors of all age groups to get away from the hustle and bustle. Apart from the obvious pastime of just relaxing in this gorgeous setting there are a number of points of interest on and around this beach. The lookout offers panoramic views of the coastline and National Park. This is also a wonderful vantage point for whale watching. Pods of dolphins often play in the surf below the lookout. A leisurely beach walk will reveal many treasures washed up from the ocean depths or exploration of the rook pool at low tide may uncover a multitude of colourful marine life. ...

Brooms Head is a beachfront town offering pristine beaches, nestled in the heathland of Yuraygir National Park. A regular holiday destination for Clarence Valley locals, Brooms Head really is a hidden treasure – it's a beach hideaway that’s as perfect as anything you could imagine. Cakora Point is often the first and last point of call for a visitor to Brooms Head, as it provides awe-inspiring aspects of the coastline, and is a fantastic spot to look out for whales and dolphins. A few kilometres northwards of Brooms, along a sweeping arc of golden beach, lies the Redcliff/Lake Arragan area, which is a must-visit while you’re in the vicinity. You’re practically guaranteed to see kangaroos here, and the cliffs (yes, they’re very red), the beaches and the rockpools make this a beachlover’s wonderland. Don’t forget your canoe or kayak as Lake Arragan is a top spot for a paddle too. Brooms Head is the kind of spot where families have parked their caravans in the same spot every holiday for generations. There’s something reassuringly old-fashioned about the rows of campsites and caravans, canvas annexes flapping in the afternoon sea breeze. Brooms Head has a timeless quality about it. Uncrowded beaches, friendly locals, away from the hustle & bustle, you’ll find The Broom to be perfect for a family holiday. The beaches are perfect for surfers, fishermen and families and the views from the headland are truly breathtaking. Get away!...