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With a population of just over 66,550, this area stretches from Forrester’s Beach in the North to Bouddi in the South. Given its close proximity to Sydney, it is both a little piece of paradise for residents and an easy weekend retreat for tourists.

Few places on the coast offer such a diverse choice of areas to relax and enjoy. With lookouts offering sweeping views to Northern Sydney beaches and abundant natural beauty at every turn, the East Brisbane Water and Coastal area is an ideal place to raise a family or to retire from the hustle and bustle of the big city.

This area is a haven for water activities, offering surfing and swimming at local beaches as well as quaint seaside spots to read and relax, opportunities for beach and lake fishing, picturesque lookouts, ancient Aboriginal rock carving sites, bushwalking and rock climbing.

The coast’s most well-known tourist hotspot, Terrigal, continues to thrive with a range of boutiques, cafes, restaurants and bars offering something for everyone. If you are looking for some exercise before you hit the main street, take a walk to the top of The Skillion to take in the breathtaking views and, if you come at the right time of year, you may just be lucky enough to spot a whale!

With a population of just over 66,550, this area stretches from Forrester’s Beach in the North to Bouddi in the South. Given its close proximity to Sydney, it is both a little piece of paradise for residents and an easy weekend retreat for tourists.

Few places on the coast offer such a diverse choice of areas to relax and enjoy. With lookouts offering sweeping views to Northern Sydney beaches and abundant natural beauty at every turn, the East Brisbane Water and Coastal area is an ideal place to raise a family or to retire from the hustle and bustle of the big city.

This area is a haven for water activities, offering surfing and swimming at local beaches as well as quaint seaside spots to read and relax, opportunities for beach and lake fishing, picturesque lookouts, ancient Aboriginal rock carving sites, bushwalking and rock climbing.

The coast’s most well-known tourist hotspot, Terrigal, continues to thrive with a range of boutiques, cafes, restaurants and bars offering something for everyone. If you are looking for some exercise before you hit the main street, take a walk to the top of The Skillion to take in the breathtaking views and, if you come at the right time of year, you may just be lucky enough to spot a whale!

With a population of just over 66,550, this area stretches from Forrester’s Beach in the North to Bouddi in the South. Given its close proximity to Sydney, it is both a little piece of paradise for residents and an easy weekend retreat for tourists.

Few places on the coast offer such a diverse choice of areas to relax and enjoy. With lookouts offering sweeping views to Northern Sydney beaches and abundant natural beauty at every turn, the East Brisbane Water and Coastal area is an ideal place to raise a family or to retire from the hustle and bustle of the big city.

This area is a haven for water activities, offering surfing and swimming at local beaches as well as quaint seaside spots to read and relax, opportunities for beach and lake fishing, picturesque lookouts, ancient Aboriginal rock carving sites, bushwalking and rock climbing.

The coast’s most well-known tourist hotspot, Terrigal, continues to thrive with a range of boutiques, cafes, restaurants and bars offering something for everyone. If you are looking for some exercise before you hit the main street, take a walk to the top of The Skillion to take in the breathtaking views and, if you come at the right time of year, you may just be lucky enough to spot a whale!

With a population of just over 66,550, this area stretches from Forrester’s Beach in the North to Bouddi in the South. Given its close proximity to Sydney, it is both a little piece of paradise for residents and an easy weekend retreat for tourists.

Few places on the coast offer such a diverse choice of areas to relax and enjoy. With lookouts offering sweeping views to Northern Sydney beaches and abundant natural beauty at every turn, the East Brisbane Water and Coastal area is an ideal place to raise a family or to retire from the hustle and bustle of the big city.

This area is a haven for water activities, offering surfing and swimming at local beaches as well as quaint seaside spots to read and relax, opportunities for beach and lake fishing, picturesque lookouts, ancient Aboriginal rock carving sites, bushwalking and rock climbing.

The coast’s most well-known tourist hotspot, Terrigal, continues to thrive with a range of boutiques, cafes, restaurants and bars offering something for everyone. If you are looking for some exercise before you hit the main street, take a walk to the top of The Skillion to take in the breathtaking views and, if you come at the right time of year, you may just be lucky enough to spot a whale!

With a population of just over 66,550, this area stretches from Forrester’s Beach in the North to Bouddi in the South. Given its close proximity to Sydney, it is both a little piece of paradise for residents and an easy weekend retreat for tourists.

Few places on the coast offer such a diverse choice of areas to relax and enjoy. With lookouts offering sweeping views to Northern Sydney beaches and abundant natural beauty at every turn, the East Brisbane Water and Coastal area is an ideal place to raise a family or to retire from the hustle and bustle of the big city.

This area is a haven for water activities, offering surfing and swimming at local beaches as well as quaint seaside spots to read and relax, opportunities for beach and lake fishing, picturesque lookouts, ancient Aboriginal rock carving sites, bushwalking and rock climbing.

The coast’s most well-known tourist hotspot, Terrigal, continues to thrive with a range of boutiques, cafes, restaurants and bars offering something for everyone. If you are looking for some exercise before you hit the main street, take a walk to the top of The Skillion to take in the breathtaking views and, if you come at the right time of year, you may just be lucky enough to spot a whale!

With a population of just over 66,550, this area stretches from Forrester’s Beach in the North to Bouddi in the South. Given its close proximity to Sydney, it is both a little piece of paradise for residents and an easy weekend retreat for tourists.

Few places on the coast offer such a diverse choice of areas to relax and enjoy. With lookouts offering sweeping views to Northern Sydney beaches and abundant natural beauty at every turn, the East Brisbane Water and Coastal area is an ideal place to raise a family or to retire from the hustle and bustle of the big city.

This area is a haven for water activities, offering surfing and swimming at local beaches as well as quaint seaside spots to read and relax, opportunities for beach and lake fishing, picturesque lookouts, ancient Aboriginal rock carving sites, bushwalking and rock climbing.

The coast’s most well-known tourist hotspot, Terrigal, continues to thrive with a range of boutiques, cafes, restaurants and bars offering something for everyone. If you are looking for some exercise before you hit the main street, take a walk to the top of The Skillion to take in the breathtaking views and, if you come at the right time of year, you may just be lucky enough to spot a whale!

With a population of just over 66,550, this area stretches from Forrester’s Beach in the North to Bouddi in the South. Given its close proximity to Sydney, it is both a little piece of paradise for residents and an easy weekend retreat for tourists.

Few places on the coast offer such a diverse choice of areas to relax and enjoy. With lookouts offering sweeping views to Northern Sydney beaches and abundant natural beauty at every turn, the East Brisbane Water and Coastal area is an ideal place to raise a family or to retire from the hustle and bustle of the big city.

This area is a haven for water activities, offering surfing and swimming at local beaches as well as quaint seaside spots to read and relax, opportunities for beach and lake fishing, picturesque lookouts, ancient Aboriginal rock carving sites, bushwalking and rock climbing.

The coast’s most well-known tourist hotspot, Terrigal, continues to thrive with a range of boutiques, cafes, restaurants and bars offering something for everyone. If you are looking for some exercise before you hit the main street, take a walk to the top of The Skillion to take in the breathtaking views and, if you come at the right time of year, you may just be lucky enough to spot a whale!

With a population of just over 66,550, this area stretches from Forrester’s Beach in the North to Bouddi in the South. Given its close proximity to Sydney, it is both a little piece of paradise for residents and an easy weekend retreat for tourists.

Few places on the coast offer such a diverse choice of areas to relax and enjoy. With lookouts offering sweeping views to Northern Sydney beaches and abundant natural beauty at every turn, the East Brisbane Water and Coastal area is an ideal place to raise a family or to retire from the hustle and bustle of the big city.

This area is a haven for water activities, offering surfing and swimming at local beaches as well as quaint seaside spots to read and relax, opportunities for beach and lake fishing, picturesque lookouts, ancient Aboriginal rock carving sites, bushwalking and rock climbing.

The coast’s most well-known tourist hotspot, Terrigal, continues to thrive with a range of boutiques, cafes, restaurants and bars offering something for everyone. If you are looking for some exercise before you hit the main street, take a walk to the top of The Skillion to take in the breathtaking views and, if you come at the right time of year, you may just be lucky enough to spot a whale!

With a population of just over 66,550, this area stretches from Forrester’s Beach in the North to Bouddi in the South. Given its close proximity to Sydney, it is both a little piece of paradise for residents and an easy weekend retreat for tourists.

Few places on the coast offer such a diverse choice of areas to relax and enjoy. With lookouts offering sweeping views to Northern Sydney beaches and abundant natural beauty at every turn, the East Brisbane Water and Coastal area is an ideal place to raise a family or to retire from the hustle and bustle of the big city.

This area is a haven for water activities, offering surfing and swimming at local beaches as well as quaint seaside spots to read and relax, opportunities for beach and lake fishing, picturesque lookouts, ancient Aboriginal rock carving sites, bushwalking and rock climbing.

The coast’s most well-known tourist hotspot, Terrigal, continues to thrive with a range of boutiques, cafes, restaurants and bars offering something for everyone. If you are looking for some exercise before you hit the main street, take a walk to the top of The Skillion to take in the breathtaking views and, if you come at the right time of year, you may just be lucky enough to spot a whale!