Coffs Harbour - Immigration

Description:

Coffs Harbour is ideally situated midway between Brisbane to the north and Sydney to the south. Once a fishing village, it still retains its original charm even though it is now a city. This area has a great climate and is a favourite holiday destination with a backdrop of mountains and fronted by sandy beaches.

Entrance Notes and Cautions:

From the south: keep Pig Island (small) on your port side. Proceed west between the break wall and Mutton Bird Island.  Follow the other break wall running east/west off Mutton Island down to the Marina entrance to the starboard.  Swing around keeping the marker buoy at the entrance to your starboard.   Enter slightly to the port side of the Marina entrance.

From the north: keep Mutton Bird Island to your starboard, swing around and proceed west to the centre of the break wall and the Mutton Bird Island.  Follow the other break wall running east/west off Mutton Island down to the Marina entrance to the starboard.  Swing around keeping the marker buoy at the entrance to your starboard.

Enter slightly to the port side of the Marina entrance.

Cruiser highlights:

Coffs Harbour is a major regional city. It is a popular holiday destination for visitors with pristine beaches, National Parks, lush country-side, rainforests and mountains.

It has a myriad of activities, from whale watching, bushwalking, tree ropes & ziplining, ten pin bowling, cinemas, shopping, markets, and a dynamic mix of businesses.

Position:

30°18'16"S,  153°8'42"E

Last updated:  January 2023