Centrally located, our clean, comfortable, fun, friendly hostel is well known for its great atmosphere, it's so easy to meet other people and have a good time. Just some of the fun activities available are scuba diving, sea kayaking, horse riding or skydiving. Call and join us for a great time!

A centrally located hostel in Coffs Harbor, NSW, We offer friendly and efficient service for the weary traveler.

Luxury home-stay and self-contained styles of accommodation, located Mid North Coast Coffs Harbor NSW. A perfect romantic hideaway, a great place for a family holiday or just treat yourself to a stopover on your journey

The Coachmens Inn is a 3½ Star motel ideally situated within walking distance of Coffs Harbor's beautiful patrolled Park Beach, numerous tourist attractions, hotels, bowling club, restaurants and extensive shopping centers. Check in 2pm to 9pm with out prior arrangements

New hostel perfectly located at the jetty Coffs Harbour. Across the road from beach, super market, bottle shop, pub, cafes, restaurants, gym and shops. Double, twin, and share rooms. Bikes and surfboards. Internet room, BBQ area, swimming pool. Car park, key card access, free pick ups. 10% YHA.

Formule 1 Coffs Harbour offers affordable motel accommodation just 5mins from the beach, airport, railway station and Big Banana. Whether it?s for an overnight or extended stay, it?s the perfect accommodation choice.

Park Beach Cabins is located in a quiet cul de sac conveniently within walking distance to the local Bowling Club, restaurants, cafés, marina, shopping centre and only 150 metres to the patrolled Park Beach.

Hidden away in northern NSW is the little secret that is Spot X. So much more then just a hostel, Spot X is an activity destination located in the natural beauty of a Marine Park. Completely devoted to the Aussie surf and beach culture, there?s an atmosphere that you won?t find anywhere else.

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