Sea Acres National Park

Sea Acres National Park extends over 76 hectares of preserved coastal rainforest, featuring a network of elevated boardwalks through dense vegetation.

The area transformed from a nature reserve to a national park in 2010, marking a significant step in protecting New South Wales coastal ecosystems.

Aboriginal guides share traditional knowledge about native plants, food gathering methods, and historical connections to the land through specialized tours.

The park includes a 1.3-kilometer boardwalk, an information center, and a cafe, with guided tours available throughout the operating hours.

Over one hundred bird species inhabit this protected space, including the wompoo fruit-dove, rose-crowned fruit-dove, and coastal raptors.

Location: New South Wales

Inception: 1987

Elevation above the sea: 38 m

GPS coordinates: -31.46390,152.93100

Latest update: May 2, 2025 04:33