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Explore the incredible Tomaree Coastal Walk on Worimi Country in Tomaree National Par , which takes you through a 65 million-year-old ancient volcanic landscape. Wander among beautiful headlands, secluded beaches, a lush angophora forest, and quaint coastal communities. Leading you to the impressive Worimi Conservation Lands, home to NSW's largest sand dunes.

As you walk through Tomaree National Park, which borders the state's largest marine park, you'll be treated to breathtaking ocean views, perfect for spotting whales during their winter migration. The area is teeming with wildlife, including dolphins, turtles, and over 200 bird species, like the majestic sea eagle.

What makes this walk even more special is that it follows ancient routes once used by the Worimi People, passing by many culturally significant sites. It's a chance to connect with the rich history of the land. Join us on this remarkable journey where you'll be surrounded by nature's beauty and discover the wonders of the past and present. The Tomaree Coastal Walk promises an unforgettable experience.

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Tomaree Coastal Walk.Three friends are walking along a gorgeous white-sand beach, then on a path through bushland under a tall tree canopy. Their trip takes them to another beach, then they stop for lunch at a restaurant. They consult a map of the Tomaree Coastal Walk. The friends next walk out onto rocks overlooking the coast, where a whale's breaching, then follow another bush trail. The trio emerge from bushland onto a sandy beach before heading to the Port Stephens Koala Sanctuary. At dusk, they enjoy pizzas on a restaurant's patio and welcome the next day by watching the sunrise from a viewing platform. Later in the day, an Aboriginal ranger points out sites to them, then the friends spend the fading light taking a photo overlooking a beach. Find your path in a NSW National Park. Tomaree Coastal Walk.