Seal Rocks Holiday Cabins & Accommodation

Holidaymakers travelling to Seal Rocks will find a range of accommodation, from self-contained cabins to luxurious beach houses. The area's lovely houses with multiple bedrooms are perfect for families and groups that need extra space, while its holiday townhouses are ideal for couples.

Getting to your Seal Rocks Accommodation

Given its secluded location in the Mid North Coast of New South Wales, the easiest way to reach your accommodation in Seal Rocks is by car. The village is located around 137km north of Newcastle.

From Newcastle or Sydney, take the Pacific Highway (A1) until you reach The Lakes Way just past Bulahdelah, and follow the signs for Seal Rocks. If you’re travelling from Brisbane, take the A1 south before joining The Lakes Way through Forster and Blueys Beach towards Seal Rocks.

If you're travelling by public transport, hop on the 150 bus from Newcastle’s Broadmeadow Station to Bulahdelah. From here, take a taxi to Seal Rocks. Trains from Sydney serve Broadmeadow Station.

Learn about Seal Rocks' history

Although Seal Rocks has no museum of its own, you can learn about the county at the Gloucester Museum. Examine its collection of artefacts, artwork, and memorabilia from aboriginal times to Europeans' arrival in 1826, ranging from old photos and cameras to antique furniture and military souvenirs. You could also sign up for a tour of the Copeland Historic Gold Mine to learn about the area's rich mining heritage.

Family holidays in Seal Rocks

With its beautiful beaches, Seal Rocks is a great place to spend time with your kids, who will love swimming in the ocean and watching marine animals. Head to a viewpoint to watch Australian fur seals, playful dolphins, or humpback whales on their annual migration, and try diving or snorkelling to observe the area's outstanding marine life. Don't forget to go to the historic Sugarloaf Point Lighthouse for unforgettable views of the area. It also happens to be the best vantage point for whale watching.

Camping and Outdoor Holidays in Seal Rocks

Whether you’re staying in a cosy cabin or camping under the stars, immerse yourself in nature at Seal Rocks. This delightfully picturesque part of New South Wales is perfect for a hiking holiday. Hike through the Myall Lakes National Park and take in the stunning coastal views from Treachery Head. Further down the beach is Sugarloaf Point Lighthouse, one of the area's most distinctive landmarks that dates back to 1875.

The area is home to some of the best unspoilt beaches in Australia; among them is Submarine Beach. Close to the Yagon campground, bushwalk through the colourful forests and this beautiful stretch of white sand and vivid blue ocean will be your reward. It's the perfect place for a swim or catching the surf.

Seal Rocks also has some incredible diving spots. Head underwater and swim among the local marine life, including cod, kingfish, lobsters, and even grey nurse sharks. There's also a number of sunken wrecks such as the SS Satara, which skilled divers can explore.

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