Dr Aldo's local welcome

Forster-Tuncurry,
between lake and ocean.

Come for the turquoise water. Stay for the walks, markets, seafood, dolphins and the easy rhythm of the twin towns.

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Six ways to enjoy the area

Swim

Forster Main Beach

A central, family-friendly beach stretching from the breakwall to the ocean baths, close to cafes and town.

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Slow down

Tuncurry Rock Pool

A sheltered swimming spot beside the breakwall, with nearby picnic and family facilities.

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Walk

Bicentennial Walk

Follow the coast past Pebbly Beach toward One Mile Beach, with headlands, rock pools and ocean outlooks.

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Look out

Cape Hawke Lookout

A short rainforest climb to broad views over the ocean, Booti Booti National Park and the lakes.

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Get afloat

Wallis Lake

Watch the sunset, paddle, cruise or simply sit by the water. The lake is the turquoise heart between the towns.

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Taste

Oysters and seafood

Wallis Lake oysters and fresh seafood are part of the local identity. Try them by the water and take your time.

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Winter and spring

Keep an eye on the horizon.

Whale migration runs along the coast from May to November. Bennetts Head and other coastal viewpoints are good places to look for a distant waterspout.

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What's happening

Markets, exhibitions and local events

Regular local markets

Look out for the Forster Town Park Market, Forster Farmers Market, Tuncurry Market and the Rebooted Market in Tuncurry. Dates can change, so confirm before travelling.

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