Yuraygir National Park - New South Wales

	North of Coffs Harbour New South Wales
	Yuraygir National Park 314 SqKm. Coords: 29.5420°ree;E - 153.1400°ree;E.
Beach along the Yuraygir Coastal Walk.	Located between Yamba and Coffs Harbour on the north coast of New South wales, this is a coastal park ideal for trekkers. Activities include the Yuraygir Coastal walk, whale watching, beach camping at Pebbly Beach Campground, swimming and fishing. It was created in 1980 by the merging of the Red Rock and Angourie National Parks and is the largest coastal park in the state with a coastline of 65km. The Yuraygir Coastal Walk is estimated at 4 days and includes dozens of beaches, swamp and heath lands, rock platforms, and swimming, surfing and whale watching (May to November). Strong rips and currents may occur at beaches along the walk - take care in the water and supervise children at all times. Access to the park is east from Grafton, south from Yamba or north from Coffs Harbour. A park entry fee applies. Enquiries Ph: Clarence South. 02 6641 1500.