Harbour Court

... 10 was forecast, hahahaha, could you believe it? I was devastated. Even though the sea was choppy and had a big swell near the Harbour between 2 small land masses, It was fine further out and there wasn't a puff of wind and the sun was out in full force. ...

A quick bus journey up the coast and we arrived at Dull cloudy Coffs Harbour. We were staying in the Aussitel Hostel so they very nicely picked us up from the bus stop and showed us really quickly the town and then up to the viewpoint to see Coffs Harbour ...

... back to Byron i'm gonna be on my own, no room to go to coz I've checked out, plus a 3 hour bus trip to Coffs Harbour!!!! Occasionally for a few seconds I got a chilled happy feeling but generally it was all intense paranoia. Had no clue what to do when I ...

... walk the 20 minutes up the road to the YHA, to see if we could use their internet to book a coach out of Coffs Harbour for later that afternoon. A lovely lady at reception helped us, and even booked our tickets for Byron Bay for us, as she sympathised ...

... coast of Australia, we next arrived at Coffs Harbour-- our first stop in the State of New South Wales. For whatever reason, Coffs Harbour has become known for its "Big Banana"-a puny sized replica which the boys deride each time we pass it on our way ...

... also had the opportunity to see and do more in Sydney. One of my most memorable experiences is just driving over the Syney Harbour Bridge, a world renown icon, and I'm actually driving it, and on the wrong side! However, I have also had the misfortune ...

... gettin the oul suncream on every day but it's nothing to the burnin I'd get if I didn't put it on. Coff's harbour was a classic campsite. It had a tennis court and a big jumpy ballon thingy that we forgot to go on in the end. The fishin this time was ...

... a bag of pest feed again. The beach wasn't as nice here as most of the other towns so far but they had a lovely harbour area and a nice walk out to a little jut of land overlooking the pacific and schools of dolphins playing just off the headland. ...

The majority of our stay in Coffs Harbour it rained. The first day here was the best day we had, we spent the morning cleaning the van, went to Rex's Carwash, the man is a legend. Was so so friendly and basically helped us clean the van for hardly any ...

Baz and I have travelled to Arrawarra approx. 20 km north of Coffs Harbour and around 6 hours north of The Entrance. We are staying at Darlington Park Caravan Park it is the best park that we have come across, with lovely grounds and plenty ...

... to get tennis racquets from reception so we could all play tennis. Sam was the best out of all of us but it was a mini court and mini racquets! I returned to the van as I was not feeling well and the others carried on playing tennis until it got dark ...

... it would be right up your street.  A bit further than Dartmouth I know but look at all the amenities... - Helipad - Tennis Court - Spectacular views - In the bay mooring for the Yacht - Golf buggy parking (for transport to/from helipad/boat) - ...

... 45 minutes to walk to Darling Harbour and another 20 minutes to walk to Sydney harbour. We had a few drinks around the harbour before calling it a night. Kirst wasn't too impressed with the bridge saying Brooklyn Bridge is better. Day 100 - Bondi Beach ...

... hour and a half after that, I finally had a bank account and the cards were aparently in the post. I walked down to Darling Harbour again to look around the shops and do some online surfing. FB, Travelpod, Banking and a few other bits and pieces. Public ...

... a full 360 view. Some of us decided to go back out and explore a little more of Sydney in the evening and wound up at Darling Harbour for dinner.  This city is definitely filled with hustle and bustle.  A very full day tomorrow, more to ...

... the nice lady at Vibe, we headed off to have a wee looksie down Pitt Street before heading to Circular Quay to catch our Harbour cruise. Found an AMAZING music shop with sax music that had me kicking myself for not bringing my C/C. Anyhow, I found a book ...

... on priceline for 30 pounds and got a different hotel from the one we were at but it still looked good. It was called The Harbour Court and was featured in our Dorling Kindersley guide as being the only hotel on the Harbour. It was in Japantown and right ...

... ’s focal points and a hive of activity. It combines ferry quays, a train station and the overseas passenger terminal, with harbour walkways, parks, restaurants, buskers and lots and lots of tourists – it has it all! From here we moved onto the ...

... Faber, which had little in the way of entertainment but from which we had a great view of both the city and the harbour. The following day was our last in Singapore.  We spent the morning visiting the lovely Botanical Gardens of which the Orchid ...

... .  We fought through mobs of gray-haired Americans attending the Lions Club international convention for a seat in the food court by Darling Harbour.  But then we had to do something outside.  Ed insisted on learning to surf in Sydney, ...

... park was originally in Adelaide, but they didn't want it and had it shut down.  Just around that time, the Sydney Harbour Bridge was being completed.  The government gave Luna Park to Sydney both as a present for putting up with the bridge ...