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Food scene
Just a brief walk around the corner, Everglades is great for dinner and cocktails or even a round of golf!
9 locals recommend
Everglades Country Club
9 Dunban RdJust a brief walk around the corner, Everglades is great for dinner and cocktails or even a round of golf!
Beef and Barramundi Restaurant
189 Ocean View RdAustrian Schnitzelhaus
Hatters Tea House
281 Ocean View RdSightseeing
The perfect place to relax and disconnect for a few hours. With limited cell service available, you can really relax without the distraction of social media and phone calls.
Why not try paddle boarding or kayaking whilst your there.
40 locals recommend
Patonga Beach House
The perfect place to relax and disconnect for a few hours. With limited cell service available, you can really relax without the distraction of social media and phone calls.
Why not try paddle boarding or kayaking whilst your there.
Ettalong is a historical community with charming arcades and storefronts.
Head down to the beach for some fun in the sun whilst taking in the stunning views across the water of Lions Head Island.
With the Ferry Service running daily, you're just a short trip across the water to Palm Beach in Manly.
67 locals recommend
Ettalong Beach
Ettalong is a historical community with charming arcades and storefronts.
Head down to the beach for some fun in the sun whilst taking in the stunning views across the water of Lions Head Island.
With the Ferry Service running daily, you're just a short trip across the water to Palm Beach in Manly.
Things To Do
Walkabout Park was established to protect animals that come into care, breed endangered animals for release back into the wild and to provide an experiential learning space for students. This is a place where visitors can immerse themselves in the animals' world and understand why and how to save their homes, food and wildlife corridors.
20 locals recommend
Walkabout Wildlife Park
1 Darkinjung RdWalkabout Park was established to protect animals that come into care, breed endangered animals for release back into the wild and to provide an experiential learning space for students. This is a place where visitors can immerse themselves in the animals' world and understand why and how to save their homes, food and wildlife corridors.
The Amazement Farm and Fun Park is a world of fun for the whole family. Explore their multiple magical mazes, friendly farm animals, scheduled petting shows, pony rides. There is also the bird sanctuary area, kids playground area, rhinoplay unit, yard activities, sporting games, giant board games, Maze terrace cafe, picnic areas and much, much more.
37 locals recommend
Amazement' Farm & Fun Park
170 Yarramalong RdThe Amazement Farm and Fun Park is a world of fun for the whole family. Explore their multiple magical mazes, friendly farm animals, scheduled petting shows, pony rides. There is also the bird sanctuary area, kids playground area, rhinoplay unit, yard activities, sporting games, giant board games, Maze terrace cafe, picnic areas and much, much more.
TreeTops Central Coast aims to maximise the potential for excitement in a natural setting whilst having minimum impact on the environment. Offering a unique combination of adventurous fun for all age groups. Climb, zip-line, bounce & swing through the tree tops!
115 locals recommend
TreeTops Central Coast
1 Red Hill RdTreeTops Central Coast aims to maximise the potential for excitement in a natural setting whilst having minimum impact on the environment. Offering a unique combination of adventurous fun for all age groups. Climb, zip-line, bounce & swing through the tree tops!
Avoca Beach Picture Theatre began in 1948 in the front yard of brothers Mervyn and Norman Hunter.
The brothers started it to raise funds to build the Avoca Beach rock pool and the theatre continued as a part of community life.
Projecting through a hole made in Norman’s garage wall onto a homemade screen, people brought cushions to soften the wooden benches.
The candy-bar was under Mervyn’s home and when it rained, everyone tumbled onto the verandah for shelter to continue watching the film!
The brothers decided that a multi-purpose permanent structure was needed, and the Theatre was built. It included the 500 seat cinema, a Commonwealth Bank and a real estate office.
The Theatre adapted as times required, with the inclusion of a Souvenir and Gift Shop from the 60’s, Alfresco Screenings on the lawn, a Café from the early ‘80’s and a Wine Bar, all of which continue to this day.
In Christmas 1951 the building as it currently stands was build & has continued to change and grow over time.
Avoca Beach picture theatre love to bring quality film to a discerning audience, and endeavour to bring you the best films available.
Everyone is welcome you to come and enjoy the friendly hospitality and take in the classic surroundings of this unique theatre.
Enjoy the best in films, host a private event or come along to one of our cultural evenings; whatever your preference Avoca Beach Picture Theatre has something for EVERYONE.
The owners are fantastic hosts, you will always be welcomed by friendly and helpful staff the atmosphere and setting is very relax, you can enjoy snuggling up with a warm ‘ supplied ‘ blanket and enjoy a large variety of different drinks.
There are always brilliant films and events this is truly a funky little cinema.
141 locals recommend
Avoca Beach Theatre
69 Avoca DrAvoca Beach Picture Theatre began in 1948 in the front yard of brothers Mervyn and Norman Hunter.
The brothers started it to raise funds to build the Avoca Beach rock pool and the theatre continued as a part of community life.
Projecting through a hole made in Norman’s garage wall onto a homemade screen, people brought cushions to soften the wooden benches.
The candy-bar was under Mervyn’s home and when it rained, everyone tumbled onto the verandah for shelter to continue watching the film!
The brothers decided that a multi-purpose permanent structure was needed, and the Theatre was built. It included the 500 seat cinema, a Commonwealth Bank and a real estate office.
The Theatre adapted as times required, with the inclusion of a Souvenir and Gift Shop from the 60’s, Alfresco Screenings on the lawn, a Café from the early ‘80’s and a Wine Bar, all of which continue to this day.
In Christmas 1951 the building as it currently stands was build & has continued to change and grow over time.
Avoca Beach picture theatre love to bring quality film to a discerning audience, and endeavour to bring you the best films available.
Everyone is welcome you to come and enjoy the friendly hospitality and take in the classic surroundings of this unique theatre.
Enjoy the best in films, host a private event or come along to one of our cultural evenings; whatever your preference Avoca Beach Picture Theatre has something for EVERYONE.
The owners are fantastic hosts, you will always be welcomed by friendly and helpful staff the atmosphere and setting is very relax, you can enjoy snuggling up with a warm ‘ supplied ‘ blanket and enjoy a large variety of different drinks.
There are always brilliant films and events this is truly a funky little cinema.
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