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Woolgoolga Beach and Headland
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Coffs Coast Regional Park
1 current alert · Checked 14 Oct 2026, 2:05 am
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Moonee Creek south bridge (Caravan park to Green Bluff access) closed
Moonee Creek (Sugar Mill Creek) Bridge is closed as the bridge was removed due to damage. A new bridge will be built in its place, please see below link for details.
The bridge crossing provides access:
- to Reflections Holiday Park
- from Moonee south to Coffs Coast Regional Park, Green Bluff and Sapphire North.
If you are planning to do the Solitary Islands coastal walk please reroute:
- west along Moonee Beach Road to the south-west corner of the shopping centre
- south along new concrete path on eastern side of Pacific Highway
- south onto southern end of North Solitary Drive
- east onto North Sapphire Road to the beach access at Beachstone Cafe.
Green Bluff is still accessible from the south via Rutile trail, off Ivory Circuit in North Sapphire.
Reflections Holiday Parks Moonee manages this bridge and is contactable on 02 6653 6552.
Read more about the bridge replacement. https://www.crownland.nsw.gov.au/projects-and-public-notices/projects/moonee-beach-pedestrian-bridge
About
Woolgoolga Beach and Headland has the best whale watching in the Coffs Region, plus great surfing, fishing and picnics and scenic views.
Treat the family to a day by the sea at Woolgoolga Beach and Headland.
Woolgoolga, also known as ‘Woopi’, is renowned for its swimming, surfing, fishing, diving and snorkelling. There’s a small park nearby with play equipment and plenty of shade for a picnic.
Up on the headland, you find scenic walking tracks and jaw-dropping coastal views that stretch to Yuraygir National Park and the dunes and rolling hills of the Coffs Coast and hinterland.
Between May and October, Woolgoolga Headland is the place to be for the best whale watching in the Coffs region. Be sure to take your binoculars for up close views of these amazing creatures and don’t forget to tweet about what you’ve seen.
Know before you go
Coffs Coast Regional Park · North Coast
Woolgoolga Beach and Headland has the best whale watching in the Coffs Region, plus great surfing, fishing and picnics and scenic views.
What to bring
- Drinking water
- Hat
- Sunscreen
Plan your visit
Access, facilities and practical details.
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Reviews & Ratings
Kerry Clayton
Google review
Such a pretty little beach and town. Nice place to visit. Cafes for food and coffee are across the road. Good pizza too about 100m. And don't forget to go and visit the Sikh museum and temple.
Crystal Russom
Google review
Came here cos I heard it was a nice spot to see kangaroos. None there when we went at sunset but a few just down the road from this spot. Lookout itself is really nice and love that there's a nice footpath to walk down and around the cliff. Also some nice seating and parking right at the view.
Grace Wu
Google review
Nice coastal track, with ocean views all the way
Kasyapa Jayo Bandara
Google review
Woolgoolga Beach offers beautiful coastal views, calm waters, and a picturesque headland with walking trails. Perfect spot for relaxation.
hannah rogers
Google review
beautiful spot at the end of the road in town. definitely worth the stop. the parking lot is right at the end with the views but there’s also walks/paths right there if you want to go for a stroll. lots of cool birds and breeching whales if you look closely! and info signs
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Where you'll be
Beach Street
Woolgoolga NSW 2456