Sydney to Forster Tuncurry Roadtrip
Twin Towns of Forster and Tuncurry are located 300 km from Sydney. The region gets its reputation for offering 25 km waterways rich with oysters, fish and offering great opportunity for watersports.
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A bit of history Forster & Tuncurry
Forster was oringially named "Minimbah" (home of teacher) and was renamed in 1870 after William Forster. Northern part of Forster was named Tunccury (meaning plenty of fish in Aboriginal Language)
Both towns have survived as logging towns and some landmarks of earlier days can be found on the riverfront where weekend markets are held. A bridge was made to connect the two towns which in early days were connected by punts.
Driving from Sydney to Forster NSW
You can take two alternaive routes to Forster if you are driving from Sydney. The first route takes you straight down the Pacific Coast Highway an you will exit for Forster and Tuncurry past the town of Nabiac. This is the quickest way to reach Forster. With normal traffic the driving time will be under three hours.
Alternatively, you can take exit near Boolambayte and drive along the lakes way . This scenic route takes you along the lakes and ocean front. Stopover at Blueys Beach and Boomerang Beach.
A perfect place for a holiday
The waterways around Forster are home to wide range of flora and fauna, that makes it a great place for fishing and bird watching. The shallow water inlets are ideal for kayaking, swimming and paddling.
The Nature is Calling.
kayaking
fishing
Bird Watching
Summertime in Forster
Forster attracts large crowds in summer over the weekends and public holidays. The bridge area connecting the two towns is a great location for watersports, snorkeling, kayaking, paddle boats and swimming.
Best places to stay in Forster
