Taree Guide
Taree sits on the Manning River on the north east coast of New South Wales. A quiet town, it is the ideal base from which to explore the forests of New South Wales and the secluded beaches in the area.
- Taree is within easy travelling distance of the spectacular Ellenborough Falls that are the second highest falls in the Southern Hemisphere.
- Crowdy Bay National Park offers a variety of natural habitats that are home to a wide diversity of flora and fauna, making it the ideal place for nature lovers.
- If beach life is more to your taste than wildlife, the local area is blessed with some superb stretches of quiet sand where you can relax.
The town offers visitors an excellent range of dining options. You will be able to find some fine examples of modern Australian cuisine as well as European and Asian food. The superb local seafood means you can have good old fish and chips or maybe some fresh shellfish. For light snacks, there are also cafés or bars available.
If you are looking for some activities to keep the kids occupied, the Manning Aquatic Leisure Centre has three pools and features a waterslide. Alternatively, there are also a large number of public parks and playgrounds to get them out burning off some energy. Older kids and their parents may enjoy some of the water sports that are available on the river.
Taree benefits from an active arts scene with regular shows and exhibitions, featuring the best artists from New South Wales and across Australia. It also is home to the Regional Art Gallery, which has a number of both cultural and artistic exhibits.
Taree accommodation offers a wide range of options to suit different budgets, with hostels and campsites at one end through to luxury resorts and retreats at the other. There are a number of hotels and motels to choose from, or if you prefer you can choose a holiday house or cottage. Regardless of which option you choose, you are sure to find a warm welcome and an ideal place to enjoy your visit to this location.