Things to do

Fort Scratchley

Tunnel into 200 years of history. Enjoy the amazing view. Fort Scratchley occupies a commanding position guarding the entrance to the Hunter River, arguably one of Newcastle's most spectacular vantage points.

Rustica

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Newcastle Memorial Walk

Newcastle's Memorial Walk is a spectacular coastal walk with a personal connection for thousands of locals. The Walk is located above Memorial Drive The Hill, on Strzelecki Headland (between Bar Beach and King Edward Park).

Three Bears

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Blackbutt Reserve

Blackbutt Reserve occupies over 182 hectares of natural bushland providing visitors with the opportunity to enjoy nature trails, wildlife exhibits, children's playgrounds or passive recreation. The Reserve's undulating natural environment is the perfect place to explore the wonders of nature with its peaceful picnic settings, wide open spaces and the diverse range of habitats and ecosystems.

CoastXP

Ocean enthusiast Dominic May and his team operate coastal sightseeing, whale watching (June to November), cruise and event tours from the Honeysuckle Foreshore. Showcasing the breathtaking coastline of Newcastle and Lake Macquarie from a brand new custom built vessel. Tours focus on marine life, local geology, Aboriginal heritage and unique landmarks. www.coastxp.com