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Newcastle Outdoor Activities

Experience the outdoors in vibrant Newcastle!

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Praveen,  Australia Australia
04 Oct 2022
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Great. Wish they had more tents to accommodate people in the event of rain
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Vanessa ,  Australia Australia
13 Jul 2022
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Need a rope to help you get back up each time Would get more out of it if this was easier
Worimi Sand Dunes Unlimited Sand Boarding

About: Newcastle Outdoor Activities

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Discover the best outdoor activities in Newcastle, AU! From breathtaking adventures to leisurely strolls, this vibrant city offers something for everyone. Take a walk along the stunning shoreline and explore the city's unique culture, or experience the wild side of nature with a guided tour of the area's lush green countryside. With so much to do and see, you'll never be bored in Newcastle! So come and enjoy the best of the outdoors in this dynamic destination.

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Anna Bay

Irukandji Shark & Ray Encounters

Have an amazing and educational experience swimming with sharks at Irukandji Shark & Ray Encounters in Anna Bay. Take your pick from a paddle in the shallow end, or a tropical snorkel that will bring you up close with a variety of saltwater species! Conservation is at the heart of the organisation, and the founders of this interactive aquarium have set up a not-for-profit organisation, Sea Shelter, to help rescue, rehabilitate, and release marine life and increase awareness about the importance of ocean ecosystems.
4.9 (11)
From $24.83
New South Wales

Oakvale Wildlife Park

Established on November 1st, 1979, Oakvale Wildlife Park has proudly remained an Australian family-owned and operated venture for over four decades. Initially inaugurated as Oakvale Farm & Fauna World, the park has undergone countless changes, including a name change in 2018 to Oakvale Wildlife Park. Among its most recent enhancements is the introduction of 'Koala Country,' a dedicated koala breeding and education center. Nestled within 25 acres of pristine Australian bushland, the park boasts a diverse array of wildlife, encompassing native Australian species, domestic farm animals, and exotic creatures, including the likes of koalas, kangaroos, Tasmanian devils, goats, sheep, rabbits, alligators, ostriches, and more. You can look forward to a day filled with a variety of activities, including the chance to hand-feed free-roaming animals, engaging Keeper Talks, captivating Feeding Shows, and the opportunity to explore two large, shaded playgrounds.
5 (1)
From $25.48
Port Stephens Koala Sanctuary
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Port Stephens Koala Sanctuary

The idyllic natural koala habitat in the world-class Port Stephens Koala Sanctuary support the long-term rehabilitation, preservation and conservation of koala in the wild. Port Stephens Council in partnership with Port Stephens Koalas Hospital have created a Koala Sanctuary to ensure first-class care to sick, injured and orphaned koalas. Open daily, the Koala Sanctuary offers visitors a unique opportunity to see koalas in their natural habitat.
From $18.30
Cessnock

Hunter Valley Wildlife Park

The Hunter Valley Wildlife Park can be found in the heart of New South Wales’ wine country, approximately two hours drive from Sydney. The animal park is the perfect place for wildlife lovers and families. You'll see hundreds of native Australian animals and magnificent creatures from South America and Africa including giraffes, ostrich, lemurs, meerkats and more!
From $27.44
Somersby

Australian Reptile Park

The Australian Reptile Park is a wildlife park located close to New South Wales' central coast. The park looks after a range of native Australian species, including mammals, reptiles, birds, and spiders. The nearest rail link is Gosford railway station.
4.7 (60)
From $35.93

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