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Valla and Valla Beach
VALLA and VALLA BEACH are small communities on the Mid North Coast of NSW, midway between Coffs Harbour and Kempsey. You can get there via the Pacific Highyway and turn off 15km south of Urunga or 7km north of Nambucca Heads. You can enjoy the best of beach and bush with rural lifestyle acreage available within 1 kilometre of the ocean. Coffs Harbour, 39km to the north, provides all major services. The airport provides direct services to/from Sydney (Qantaslink and Virgin Australia), Melbourne (Virgin Australia), and Brisbane (Brindabella Airlines). A network of regular and school bus services operated by Busway provide access to schools from Macksville to Coffs Harbour including Bellingen.
VALLA is on the western side of the Pacific Highway and is home to those seeking a rural lifesyle. Its rich land is home to many Macadamia plantations, locally grown vegetables and fruit, and pastures. Nearby state forests accommodate some mighty giants.
VALLA BEACH, on the coastal side of the highway, is the place for those seeking solitude. There are miles of unspoilt pristine beaches that provide the perfect setting for slow leisurely walks, looking for shells, driftwood and interesting landforms, including a cave. Valla Beach is bordered by Jagun Nature Reserve in the North, and both Valla Nature Reserve and Deep Creek to the South, that preserve the exquisite beachside atmosphere. There is a community pre-school and a bus terminal for both public and school bus services.
The area offers a variety of rural pursuits and enjoys a reputation for fishing, snorkelling opportunities, and some of the best surf on the north coast are just a small part of what this area has to offer, all within an easy ½ hour drive from Coffs Harbour Airport. You're so close, yet so far away from it all.
Read More: Locations and Directions.
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Valla Beach Attractions
The Valla Beach Tourist Park is a popular holiday destination for families adjacent to which is the Valla Reserve, the location of the community markets.
For more information see Valla Beach Tourist Park
The Valla Beach Tavern, located just off the highway, provides a variety of entertainment and dining options to satisfy everyones tastes in a family friendly environment.
The popular Headland Cafe, open until 7pm during daylight saving, 6pm during the cooler months, offers real coffee and great food only a stroll from the beach. It is located in Thompson Street near to the junction with Valla Beach Road and opposite a public reserve. Tennis courts are just a stone's throw away - more information below.
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The Beaches
Valla Beach has beaches to the north and south. Both beaches are quiet and uncrowded, perfect for beach walks either to Nambucca Heads or Hungry Head. Excellent conditions for fishing, experienced board riders, parasailing, sail boarding, sea kayaks, etc.
South Valla Beach- Patrolled only during Summer School Holidays
Follow Valla Beach Road to the end
- Public toilets and showers
- Parking- including Disabled
- Shaded and sheltered areas
- Short bushwalks
- Interesting rock formations and beach caves
- Wide sandy beach – beach games.
- BBQs (Wood)
North Valla Beach - NOT Patrolled
Follow Valla Beach Road and turn left into Henderson St. (2nd on left), then Cockburn St., and follow this to the Robert Lowden Park car park. It is then a short walk through public reserve to beach.
Alternatively, follow Valla Beach Road and turn left into Gregory St. (4th on left) to car park and walk down track to beach.
- Pristine ‘’horseshoe’’ beach stretching north to Wenonah Head and Hungry Head
- Short bushwalk into Jagun Nature Reserve
- Borders Nature Reserve
- Lookouts – whale and dolphin watching in season
- Dog-friendly but read the signs!
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