LOCAL AREA GUIDES

From post-swim coffees to sunset drinks and relaxed dinners, where to eat and drink in Pacific Palms reflects the region’s laid-back coastal lifestyle. This guide brings together our favourite local cafés, casual eateries and nearby dining spots to help you plan where to eat during your stay. Where to Eat and Drink in Pacific Palms Blueys Beach Village Drift Café A local favourite for coffee, bacon and egg rolls, acai bowls, smoothies and easy beach friendly lunches. Perfect

Beyond the beaches, the lakes of Pacific Palms offer calm water, quiet swimming spots and an entirely different way to experience the region. Surrounded by bushland and National Parks, Smiths Lake, Wallis Lake and Myall Lake are perfect for swimming, paddling, picnics and slowing the pace of your stay. The Lakes of Pacific Palms The lakes are an important part of life in Pacific Palms and are especially loved by locals and guests alike on windy days or when ocean conditions

From sheltered swimming bays to wild surf breaks and secluded stretches of sand, the beaches in Pacific Palms are some of the most beautiful and diverse on the NSW coast. Whether you are travelling with family, chasing waves or looking for quiet coastal moments, this guide covers the best local beaches and how to enjoy them safely. Top Beaches in Pacific Palms Boomerang Beach Boomerang Beach is one of the region’s most iconic surf beaches, shaped by a sweeping natural curve a

From coastal walks and calm lake swims to surf breaks and sunset lookouts, there are so many memorable things to do in Pacific Palms. Shaped by simple pleasures and natural beauty, this guide highlights the best ways to explore the region like a local. Top Things to Do in Pacific Palms Walks and Lookouts Sugarloaf Point Lighthouse A gentle walk with sweeping ocean views and whale watching opportunities. Treachery Headland Track Coastal rainforest, grassy headlands and one of