Things to do in forster for families

At the tip of the Great Lakes of New South Wales, Tuncurry is one of a pair of twin towns, and is joined to its sibling Forster by a record-breaking bridge.

When it comes to sheer variety of things to do, Tuncurry is hard to match.

There’s the pure waters of Wallis Lake, abounding with fish and producing the freshest oysters you could hope to taste.

There are beaches of all shapes and sizes, all set up for tourists or traced by nothing more than boundless coastal rainforest.

And minutes away you’ll come to lofty cliffs capped by lookouts with distant views where you can spot humpback whales breaching and blowing plumes of mist in winter.

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Wallis Lake

Tuncurry and Forster face off across the inlet for a massive body of water, filled by several rivers and bounded by large stands of littoral rainforest.

Wallis Lake is treasured for its high level of purity, and the waterways feeding the lake are laden with oyster farms.

Recreational fishing is big business here, and a whole catalogue of species have a habitat in these waters,

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