3 Best Landmarks in Coffs Harbour, NSW

“Forest Sky Pier is an award-winning tourist destination that provides spectacular views of the coast over Coffs Harbour and the sea in both directions. It is 22 metres above the rainforest and 15 metres above the forest canopy. The Sky Pier is a 5 to 10-minute drive from the Pacific Highway through banana plantations and trees and enjoys stunning views. Forest Sky Pier offers sweeping mountain and coastal vistas. Picnic shelter and coach parking are available. A wheelchair facility is also available for those who require it. Vista point's a popular canopy adventure! Alternatively, you can stroll 500 metres down the road to the scenic Gumgali Track. Forest Sky Pier affords a free visit.”

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“Harry Bailey Memorial Library is a place to explore, experience, and discover. The library has over 10,000 items and has a lot of high shelving complemented by the library's large open space. The library provides programmes for children and is also used as an outdoor reading space. Harry Bailey Memorial Library offers large print books, eBooks, audio, music, DVDs, and streaming. The library is always clean and arranged, making visiting more pleasant and relaxing. Harry Bailey Memorial Library offers free access to a computer and Wi-Fi as a guest. Coffs Harbour Libraries is your partner in life's journey of learning and leisure, here to help you stay inspired.”

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“Coffs Harbour Jetty offers a brilliant walk that takes in the delights of the Coffs Harbour Jetty area. A 500 m paved walkway runs across the island to the other side. Muttonbird Island is known as Giidayn Miirral to the local Gumbaynggirr Aboriginal people and is a sacred and highly significant site for them. At the top of the island, you'll have an incredible 360-degree view across the ocean, beaches, harbour and marina, the city, and the mountains. At the end of the walkway is a viewing platform, providing uninterrupted views of the waves crashing onto the rocks and of Solitary Islands Marine Park, which begins here, and entry is free.”

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