Iluka Bluff lookout - Iluka (NSW)

David Vagg A great area to get a look at the coast and river inlet. We saw dolphins and a seal near the rocks and I expect you could see whales at the right time of year. Ample parking and great walking tracks are available around the headlands. Well worth the visit.

Ed Farquharson Amazing, breathtaking experience. Great scenery, fantastic nature trails, and beautiful wildlife. The call of the kookaburra never gets old. Went on a perfect day and welcomed the lack of phone reception. The peaceful sounds of nature, the wildlife, the plant and ocean scenery all combined for an experience Ill never forget. I wanted to give myself more time to see more of the trails, but Ill definitely be back. Strongly recommend.

prashanth unni The walk is a bit challenging ( easy to moderate level ) because it has some steep parts. At the end, theres a beautiful freshwater pool called the Kingfisher Pool. Its best to park a little further away from the national park entrance, as parking is limited. Theres a campsite too, but you need to book it in advance.

Sujan Shrestha Need to walk going to the river. Its hard to reach with kids. Still we made it. Hiking and nature lovers will enjoy.

Simeon Brennan That little coffee shop up there is bangin

ปฐมพร Great spot to watch Ocean and chill,easy to park.

Gerwin Janssen Stunning area for hiking, bike touring and other outdoor activities. I did a bike tour through the Jagungal Wilderness and loved it, hard work though

Kat MAC 83 So pretty ! And freezing dip was soo refreshing Worth a visit

Peter Maggiora Went to see a creative talented artist Tracy Stirzaker showcasing her latest solo exhibit. The boutique art space was cosy allowing everyone to hear the story of her personal journey which inspired the exhibit but large enough to include interactive displays.

Hong Nguyen It has a lovely little beach which joins to Berry Island during low tide. It doesnt take long to explore this reserve, but it has beautiful red gums, water views, and lots of steps if you take the track to Bridge End. Theres another track to Oyster Cove Reserve and you can continue on to The Coal Loader and Balls Head Reserve. However, the track to Shirley Rd is quite boring and too sunny. I frequently see water dragons on the Bridge End track near the little bridge which has the wider stream. Its great for taking photos of the lizards.