Things to Do in Port Stephens
Beaches, walks, food, wildlife — everything Port Stephens has to offer.
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Cruise bookings plus much more...
Our booking agency is at the quite side of the marina and attached to the Dolphin Watch Cafe
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Eating out guide
Here is a guide for eating out in Port Stephens
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Port Stephens boat ramps, public wharf and jetties
All the local boat ramps and jetties
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Whales, Whales, Whales
From May till November, over 40,000 Whales migrate past the coast of Port Stephens. People come from all over the world…
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Discover the Wonders of the Port Stephens - Great Lakes Marine Park
The Port Stephens - Great Lakes Marine Park is a spectacular blue wilderness covering approximately 98,000 hectares.
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The Gould's Petrel of Cabbage Tree Island: A True Conservation Miracle
Cabbage Tree Island, located just 1.4 kilometres off the headlands of Port Stephens
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The Dolphins who live in Nelson Bay
Around 160 Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphins live permanently in Port Stephens — uniquely split into two separate communi…
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Tomaree Head Summit Walk
A short, steep climb to one of the best coastal views in NSW — whales, islands and beaches in every direction.
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Nelson Bay Foreshore Walk
Nelson Bay Marina to Dutchmen's Beach, walkway around the bay - popular - few steep hills
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Zenith Beach to Wreck Beach Walk
A gentle 1.5 km coastal walk inside Tomaree National Park linking two beautiful beaches — with views of the 1974 SS Sygn…
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Fingal Bay Spit Walk
Walk across the tidal sandbar to Fingal Island at low tide — one of Port Stephens' most photographed spots.
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Nelson Bay to Little Beach Walk
A scenic stroll along Victoria Parade from Nelson Bay Marina to Little Beach — with bay views the whole way and a reward…
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Dutchies to Bagnalls Beach Walk
A flat, easy beach walk from Dutchmans Beach to Bagnalls Beach — one of the best off-lead dog beaches in Port Stephens.
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Bagnalls Beach Reserve & Bartlett Cycleway
A beautiful 2.2km paved path through the trees with Bagnalls Beach running beside you — flat, easy, and perfect for dog…
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Birubi Beach Walk
A vast 32km ocean beach walk from Birubi Beach — flat, wild, and occasionally featuring camels.
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Restaurant Types
Cuisine type map for eating-out-guide restaurants