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We enjoyed leisurely drives and lovely brunches in surrounding nearby towns such as Sawtell, Urunga and Bellingin. Sawtell was very pretty with a lovely beach and rock pool, and the town had a lovely atmosphere. Urunga has an amazing long boardwalk that is nice to do. The drive from Bellingin to Dorrigo along the Waterfall Way was very pretty. Coffs Harbour was in a good location for us to do these drives and the roads were well sign posted. The people in the area were very friendly. There are also some lovely walks in the national parks. A few of the things we would have liked to do in Coffs Harbour or surrounds were no longer available to do or were temporarily unable to be done eg. Dangar Falls temporarily closed for work to be done, (This could not be avoided as it was a safety issue being corrected, and was only going to be temporary). Camels no longer available, tubing not available, water paddle bikes not available and Foreshore markets had very little there. Covid may have been partly to blame for some of this. Overall we enjoyed our time there and found the Dolphin Conservation Center enjoyable, also visited the Clog Barn and found the miniature displays lovely. We visited a really great lookout called Forest Sky Pier. The Big Banana had amazing Banana Sundaes. Our accommodation was at Opal Cove Resort and we were really happy with our stay there. All staff very friendly, rooms clean, restaurant served lovely food, parking good, lovely surrounds and pool was great.

Beautiful relaxing atmosphere really chilled town. Plenty of great places to meal or grab a coffee. Enjoyed mutton bird island walk and the foreshore area of town. The best experience was at Emerald Beach cliff walking trail great view across to Solitary Island and the wallabies

Highly recommend Coffs Harbour for anyone wanting a relaxing holiday. We stayed in the resort mostly as all we required was in the resort, We did go to the big shopping Centre once for a few little groceries which was amazing to see. We drove through the main precinct which looked very Melbournish - i,e,. loved it and along the shores of Coffs Harbour Jetty - great for kids and adults as well. Also activities for kids everywhere - our kids are grown up. We visited the Hoe Moe Hotel in Park Beach and enjoyed a couple of alcoholic beverages and then back to the resort for more relaxing.

The Big Banana has heaps to do for a reasonable price. The beaches are great, without too much highrise and a lot less overpopulated than the Gold Coast. There are also heaps of affordable places to eat out and good parks and skatepark.

Me and my girlfriend just paid roughly 488 dollars for 2 nights at annuka resort expecting a nice relaxing time we paid for a queen size bed but got 2 single that had been pushed together and was extremely uncomfortable there is excessive amounts of dust built up in 5 or 6 places around the room finger prints on tv and mirror from last people and to top it all of it appears there is some dried up old human excrement stuck underneath the toilet seat and two small mould patches in the shower they also don't comply by the national corona virus restrictions hundreds of people just walking about the resort no covid marshals enforcing social distancing no one sanitising the gates in between usage and there is people here from everywhere at the moment they are not only putting our health at risk it's everyone's in Coffs Harbour

Coffs is lovely, not too busy! If you have a dog, this place is great! Dogs everywhere. I loved the markets on Sunday at the jetty beach. Latitude 30 is amazing, went twice. Nearby Moonee Beach and Coramba are also great places to visit.