Ettalong Beach Village is tucked away just 300m from the beach in the quiet seaside town of Ettalong, on the NSW Central Coast. The park offers a range of accommodation options including, modern self contained cabins, and powered sites for caravans and camper trailers.
The town centre is a short level 3-minute walk away - a five-minute walk will get you to the cinema to enjoy the latest release films. The park has beautifully landscaped gardens, gas barbeques provided free of charge and a large swimming pool for those hot summer days. You can play table tennis or pool in our games room - or choose a book from our library to relax with on your sun deck.
With an array of attractions at your doorstep, including pristine beaches, great fishing spots, stunning scenery and plenty of cafés and restaurants, Ettalong Beach Holiday Village is the perfect place to bring the whole family on holidays, whether it is a long or short stay! All this, and only 1hour north of Sydney and 1.5hours from Newcastle!

Galeria de Arte offers more than just a great beach-side location to visit, there is the great local art on offer for your viewing and purchase. Take advantage of the sublime setting as you view art by Lidia Fernandes and other talented local artists. The artwork speaks for itself with many varying mediums and styles to view. An individuals thoughts and emotions are a very private thing, so to be able to visually see what talented artists envision and portray onto canvas can inspire us all. Each brush stroke that caresses the canvas becomes a story, and this story continues as it is viewed by art lovers from all over so visit Galeria de Arte and become part of a great story. Make sure to visit our website www.galeriadearte.com.au for open times and upcoming exhibitions, we look forward to seeing you.

Guided tour of Japanese Garden. Gain a further insight into the philosophies and symbolism of the Japanese Garden during a guided tour with one of our trained garden guides. Open from 10.00am to 4.30pm 7 days a week. A regular guided tour is conducted at 11.00am each Wednesday. Guided tour of Gallery exhibitions gain further insight into the Gallery's dynamic exhibition program with our trained gallery guides. Approximately 40 minute tour. Groups should call to confirm their tour prior to the visit with a further indication of tour numbers and arrival times.

Visit Henry Kendall Cottage, a large historical museum in West Gosford displaying a variety of items from our past. Maintained by the Brisbane Water Historical Society.
Henry Kendall Cottage was built by Peter Fagan with convict labour. It was built from various shapes and sizes of sandstone gathered from around the property. Some still have oyster shells embedded. A slab wash-house and two seater pit 'dunny' complete the cottage setting.
Other buildings include a slab shed re-erected by Gosford Rotary Club. In this shed are three exhibitions of our early industries. There is a farm machinery shed, which houses a concrete mixer used to build part of the concrete highway between Hornsby and the Hawkesbury River. There are also other outdoor exhibits.
The Cottage has had only three owners: the Fagan family (1836), the Adcock family (1921), and Brisbane Water Historical Society (1959).

The Gallery showcases masterful panoramic photography for which Ken is renowned. Along with spacious viewing rooms the new gallery also features a 30 seat theatrette for stunning audio visual displays, and The Sanctuary, an ultra modern eatery offering an eclectic selection of fine food. Ken hopes the public will see the gallery as "a sanctuary where the art of photography and food can be intertwined".

Tours are available to book online for each Saturday and Sunday commencing at 10:00am. For group bookings midweek please call Central Coast Tourism on 1300 132 975.

Step back in time to feel what it was like to be a Light Keeper at Norah Head Lighthouse. Climb the 96 stairs and enjoy the 360 degree views from the Tower's balcony. Marvel at the optics prism and imagine polishing the 700 lens of the prism. Learn about the duties of a lighthouse keeper. Learn how the light was originally operated, compared to how it works today. Find out about signalling with flags and what each flag represents. Hear the stories of shipwrecks in days gone by.

Tours cost $10 per adult, $6 per child and concession, and $5 for all persons in groups larger than 10. A family pass is available for $26. All children aged under 18 years must be accompanied by an adult.

If booking a tour for a family (2 adults, 2 children) please select the "families" option below.

This artists studio is at 195 Cape Three Points Road at Avoca Beach. about a kilometre as the crow flies from the first point. Aleida works with ceramics, paintings and collages.

Privileged to have the exclusive works of multi award-winning painters Ken Knight and Janet Cobb. Parking is easy in the quaint beachside village at Toowoon Bay. Lay-bys are welcome and complimentary gift wrapping is available.

A family run, beachside boutique theatre presenting quality arthouse, independent and foreign films. The Theatre combines today's technology with old fashioned friendliness and comfort. Make Avoca Beach Picture Theatre part of your holiday memories as so many have for over half a century. Session Times: 02 4382 1777 Reservations: 02 4382 1677