Coffs Harbour Jetty
A timber jetty completed in 1892, extending about 500 metres into the bay. It is a popular spot for sunrise, fishing and beach walks.
Coffs Harbour Jetty was built in 1892 and once used to ship timber. Today it is a timber boardwalk of about 500 metres, listed on the state heritage register. Watching the sunrise from the end of the jetty is a local favourite, and in summer young people often dive off it. To the north is the calm Jetty Beach, and to the south is the marina and the seafood restaurants of the fishermen's co-operative. Nearby Jetty Foreshore Park has picnic areas and walking trails, and you can continue on foot to Muttonbird Island. Free admission.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Muttonbird Island Nature Reserve
- North Coast Regional Botanic Garden
- Big Banana Fun Park
- Sealy Lookout & Forest Sky Pier
- Sawtell Beach & Village
- Coffs Harbour Butterfly House
- Moonee Beach Nature Reserve
- Bongil Bongil National Park