Red Head is a coastal suburb of the Mid-North Coast in New South Wales, Australia 20 kilometres north of Forster-Tuncurry on the Pacific Ocean.
Sereno Costa is located at 1 Scenic Avenue, Red Head NSW 2430
Red Head Beach at Hallidays Point is a quiet beach area just north of Black Head Beach, ideal for relaxing strolls.
Meander along the rainforest walk which encompasses striking coastal landforms as well as rare tracts of littoral rainforest: a must for nature lovers and keen photographers. The walk takes in two headlands – Black Head and Red Head – and is joined by Black Head Beach. Information about the walk is available from the Visitors Centre in Taree or the Hallidays Point Library.
Car parking is available adjacent to the beach at the end of Red Head Road. For more information: http://www.manningvalley.info
The Manning Valley offers 9 stunning National Parks and reserves, 45 kilometres of pristine coastline and the only double delta river system in Australia with two entrances to the ocean. This rugged natural environment was made for adventure with endless walking trails, mountain bike tracks, rapids, waterfalls, beaches, lookouts, fishing and more. Whether you’re travelling by foot, bike, car or boat, you’re sure to discover the hidden gems that lie within the Manning Valley.
Halliday’s Point Tavern (551 Blackhead Road, Halliday’s Point NSW 2430) offers good meals and beverages, has a small bottle shop, and offers a complimentary shuttle service. Phone: 02 6559 2995
FoodWorks (85 High Street, Halliday’s Point NSW 2430) is a medium size grocery store with good selection and a bottle shop. Phone: 02 6557 3000
Diamond Beach Butchery (8/85 High Street, Halliday’s Point NSW 2430). Phone: 02 6559 2720
Diamond Beach Takeaway (24 Diamond Drive, Diamond Beach NSW 2430) offers fast, excellent food for takeaway. Phone: 02 5591 8401
Cellarbrations bottle shope (167 Diamond Drive, Diamond Beach NSW 2430) has an extensive selection of beer, wine and spirits.
The Point Bakery and Cafe (85 High Street, Halliday’s Point NSW 2430) has a good range of breads, pies, and cakes, and a dine-in menu. Open for breakfast and lunch seven days. Phone: 02 6559 3700
Jashan Lounge Indian Restaurant (4a/87 High Street, Halliday’s Point NSW 2430) has a wider variety of Indian cuisine and is BYO. Trading hours 5:00pm-10:00pm Tuesday through Sunday. Phone: 02 6559 2931
Villa d’Esta Winery (2884 Wallambah Road, Dyers Crossing NSW 2429). Phone 02 6550 2236
Great Lakes Winery (115 Herivals Road, Wooton NSW 2423). Phone 02 4997 7255
There is just so much to see & do in the Manning Valley!
If getting back to nature is your thing, the Manning Valley offers 9 stunning National Parks and reserves, 45 kilometres of pristine coastline and the only double delta river system in Australia with two entrances to the ocean. This rugged natural environment was made for adventure with endless walking trails, mountain bike tracks, rapids, waterfalls, beaches, lookouts, fishing and more. Whether you’re travelling by foot, bike, car or boat, you’re sure to discover the hidden gems that lie within the Manning Valley.
The great outdoors might be our biggest draw-card, but our 26 seaside and hinterland towns a villages are equally impressive and waiting to welcome you. Each town comes with its own unique vibe and offerings, from cute cafes and farmer’s markets to quirky festivals and vintage shops, we’re certain you’ll find something you love about each one.
The Manning Valley also features a wide variety of cultural and creative attractions. From quaint tea houses selling local crafts to galleries showcasing award-winning artists and entertainment venues, you’re sure to find something that tickles your fancy.
Learn more on the Visit Manning Valley website.
Other items of interest
Villa d’Esta Winery (2884 Wallambah Road, Dyers Crossing NSW 2429). Phone 02 6550 2236
Great Lakes Winery (115 Herivals Road, Wooton NSW 2423). Phone 02 4997 7255
National Motorcycle Museum of Australia (33 Clarkson Street, Nabiac NSW 2312). Phone: 6554 1333