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| Avoca Beach - MacMasters | |
| Six kilometres to the south of Terrigal, and altogether quieter, Avoca Beach is especially popular with surfers. A large, crescent-shaped and sandy beach between two headlands, it has its own surf lifesaving club - and a safe children's rock pool. A pleasant smalltown atmosphere is enhanced by the cute Avoca Beach Theatre on Avoca Drive (tel 4382 2156), a well-preserved early-1950s cinema. | |
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town. that marks the southern end of the Central Coast, has some of the prettiest beaches on the
coast. Little Beach just north of Bouddi National
Park, a beautiful beach surrounded by bush but not very safe for
swimming. Just to the north is Copacabana settled in between hills, a
great beach for swimming, the northern point popular with surfboard
riders. Avoca is a small resort town which sits in between a lake and
beach of the same name. This relaxed town is a great place for a
reasonably priced summer holiday.
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| Beachfront Café and Restaurant Avoca Beach tel 4382 1622. Daily 9am-late. A good place to hang out on the beachfront and chow down suitably fishy dishes. The café also lays on weekend entertainment, ranging from bands to poetry readings | |
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