A great spot for anyone who would like to enjoy the beach the way the coastline was just a century ago. Brooms Head village is surrounded by the Yuraygir National Park, there are sightings of wallabies and emus as well as many other birds.
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| Dusk at Lake Aragon |
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| Plover with Chick |
Norfolk Island pines, which mark so many beaches large and small, also line the main beach at Broom's, with plenty of space and shade for picnics. A large lagoon is ideal for children, along with fascinating rock pools and crevices.
Lake Arragan
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| Reflections on Lake Aragon |
time here taking our kayak up the lake.Highly recommend this beautiful tranquil Australian gem.
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| Cormorants on the Lake |
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| Emus Yurayg |
Yuraygir
National Park
Yuraygir has the longest stretch of undeveloped coastline in NSW. The Wooli and Sandon Rivers reach the sea at Yuraygir, and if you're into fishing and canoeing you've found the right place.
Surfers can also have a go at the famous Angourie break at the northern end of the park, while the 10 km Angourie walking track takes you through a variety of pristine coastal environments - swamps, lagoons, heathlands and beaches.
