Woolgoolga is an absolute delight.  It’s a seaside village that still retains that genuine holiday atmosphere and beautiful beachfront environment that reminds many of us of days gone by.   But be warned!  When you’re walking down the street, people will say “G’day” whether they know you or not.  It’s that sort of town.

 We call it: “The missing piece of paradise”.   

You don’t need a key to get into Woolgoolga.  The door is always open.  You just need to know how to get there.  And that’s easy.  Woolgoolga is just 25 kms north of Coffs Harbour on the Pacific Highway.   

And try to come equipped with board shorts and thongs because that’s pretty much the national dress in Woolgoolga.  But don’t worry if you’ve left them at home.  We’ve got plenty of fantastic shops bursting at the seams with great beach gear.  They even sell buckets and spades for the kids. 

You can spend days in Woolgoolga swimming, surfing, walking the beaches, watching whales from the mighty headland, playing golf, bowling, kayaking, mountain biking, horse riding, bush walking or simply sitting down to a great cup of coffee in any of our delightful cafes and restaurants.  Then there’s the iconic Guru Nanak Sikh temple to visit. 

No, there’s absolutely no chance of you being stuck for something to do in Woolgoolga. 

And if you’ve not been here before and you stay more than a few hours – we’re happy to teach you how to say: “Wool-gool-ga”.    

A hard name to say but a great place to stay!