Booti Booti National Park

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This 15.67-sq-km national park stretches along a skinny peninsula with Seven Mile Beach on its eastern side and Wallis Lake on its west. The northern section of the park is swathed in coastal rainforest and topped by 224m Cape Hawke. At the Cape Hawke headland there’s a viewing tower, well worth the sweat of climbing the 420-something steps.

If you'd like to stay in the park, book online or by phone for the Ruins Campground, at the southern end of Seven Mile Beach.

The northern end of the park is a five-minute drive from the town of Forster.

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2. Bennett's Head Lookout

9.38 MILES

Follow Bennett's Head Rd all the way to the top for dramatic views of the east coast as it arcs its way northward in spectacular fashion. There's also a…

3. Broughton Island

23.89 MILES

This island is uninhabited except for muttonbirds and little penguins, and its surrounding waters are home to an enormous diversity of fish. The diving is…

4. Dark Point Aboriginal Place

24.64 MILES

On a rocky headland in the southern part of Myall Lakes National Park near Hawks Nest, Dark Point was an important gathering place for the Worimi people…