| on a palm tree-lined commercial road, this laid-back motel is 4 km from both big banana amusement park and the nearest beach on the south pacific ocean. all have en suite, shower-only bathrooms; some add ipod docks and/or living areas. relaxed rooms with exterior entrances feature free wi-fi, flat-screen tvs and minifridges, plus microwaves, toasters, and tea and coffeemaking facilities. check-in time: 2:00 pmcheck-out time: 10:00 am. it's less than a kilometre from the a1 highway. some family rooms sleep up to 5 guests. there's an outdoor pool. parking is available
Coffs Harbour Airport 6 min
Solitary Islands Marine Park (8 min)
Marine park made up of beaches, reefs & estuaries offering fishing, swimming, snorkeling & more. Coffs Coast Visitor Services - Dolphin Marine Magic (6 min) Diggers Beach (10 min)
Beach and surfing Muttonbird Island Nature Reserve (10 min)
Seabird rookery with guided tours, whale- & dolphin-watching, a lighthouse & scenic coastal views. Coffs Harbour Beach (7 min)
Popular locale features a range of scenic sand beaches, coves, a marina & nature reserve. Forest Sky Pier (19 min)
This lookout pier is 15 m. high, extends out 21 m. & offers sweeping views of the mountains & coast. The Clog Barn Tourist Attraction & Caravan Park (6 min) Harbourside Markets (7 min)
Beachside market with stalls for produce, jewellery, clothes & art, plus live music & food trucks. Dolphin Marine Conservation Park (6 min)
Waterside aquarium featuring opportunities to swim with dolphins & seals, plus shows & activities. Coffs Harbour Butterfly House (11 min)
Indoor tropical setting for hundreds of Australian butterflies, plus a maze & a dinosaur show. The Big Banana Fun Park (10 min)
Waterslides, ice skating, mini golf & laser tag are offered at this banana-themed amusement park. North Coast Regional Botanic Garden (4 min)
Lush 50-acre botanic park surrounded by estuary, with native plants, forest & a Japanese garden. Muttonbird Island (10 min) Jetty Beach (7 min) Solitary Islands Aquarium (10 min)
The native species around the Coffs Coast are housed in easy-to-observe tanks at this family venue. | 
