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The NSW Coffs Coast, hit hard by the recent disastrous floods came to Sydney last night to spread the word that the worst is over and to reassure tourists it’s safe to holiday in the region. Tourism officials from Coffs Harbour, the towns of Bellingen, Urunga and Woolgoolga told attendees that autumn and winter months are the best time to visit the picturesque region. There are more than 120 things to see and do for tourists. “We have the mountains to the sea, the best beaches, stunning national parks, amazing restaurants, fishing, diving, whale watching and exceptional accommodation,” said Glenn Caldwell, Tourism & Marketing Manager, Coffs Coast Tourism. One of the top attractions in the area is Bonville Golf Resort just outside Coffs Harbour. “We’ve been voted the best golf course in Australia for the 4th year running, but we also have a fine dining restaurant that is also a drawcard,” said Brad Daymond, Bonville’s General Manager. Accom ranges from 5-star resorts, to B&Bs, caravan parks to romantic getaways, such as Afterglow Cottages in Bellingen. Situated mid-way between Sydney and Brisbane, Coffs Harbour is a comfortable 6hr drive from each city. Pictured from left are: Stuart Allardice, Bellingen Shire Tourism; Mark Flanders, Nat. Parks & Wildlife Service; Glenn Caldwell, Coffs Coast Tourism Manager; Agnes Low, Afterglow Cottages; and Brad Daymond, gm Bonville Golf Resort. |
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