WOOLI, BEACH Australia - Stunning Hidden Gem

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Soar above pristine Wooli, North Coast of NSW, this aerial journey captures the untouched charm of Wooli—a hidden gem between Coffs Harbour and Grafton. Watch as the Wooli River winds through lush green bushland, spilling into turquoise reefs and the endless Pacific Ocean.

Highlights

Set on a narrow three-kilometre peninsula between the Pacific Ocean and the Wooli River, the tiny town of Wooli is a water-lovers paradise, with surfing, swimming, fishing, snorkelling and diving on offer.

On the water

With the river and the ocean surrounding the town, Wooli is a popular fishing destination. Cast a line into the estuary or from the beach or charter a vessel from Wooli River Boat Hire to explore the tranquil waterways. Fish species living in the river include blackfish, luderick, flathead, mulloway, tailor, mangrove jacks, whiting, bream and mullet.

The calm waters of the estuary are perfect for kayaking and paddleboarding. As you glide, keep an eye out for stingrays and turtles beneath you, kangaroos on the banks, and yellow-tailed black cockatoos soaring overhead.

In the water

Wooli Beach curves 6.6km from the breakwater north to Wilsons Headland. Waves crashing to shore at the southern end of the sand, near the breakwall, are reliably good, attracting surfers year-round. From May through November you’ll likely spot whales breaching offshore, with Wooli Dive Centre getting you close to the action on scenic cruises, as well as diving and snorkelling expeditions in the surrounding Solitary Islands Marine Park.

Coastal hikes

Nature reigns supreme back on land as well, as Wooli is almost completely surrounded by Yuraygir National Park, stretching from Yamba in the north to Red Rock in the south. The park is home to 65km of striking cliffs, rocky headlands and beaches backdropped by wildlife-rich forest, heaths and wetlands. 

You can also spot whales in season, plus dolphins and turtles year-round, from the 3km Wilsons Headland walking track, which hugs the coast and leads you past blissful beaches and quiet coves, inviting you to cool off with a swim.

🛠️ Edited with: Wondershare Filmora 15 & Topaz Video AI (enhancement)

📷 Filmed: 4K | 30fps | H.264 | No ND filters (natural light)

🎵 Licensed Music: Audiio.com

📍 Location: Wooli, NSW, Australia

🌊 Best visited: September–April for calm skies

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