Part of the Central Coast, Terrigal is one of the popular seaside resort locations, with the Norfolk pines along The Esplanade and its prominent headland known as ‘The Skillion’. This prominent headland with a  steep ocean facing cliff face, rises to a lookout area that is easily accessed by a grassy area leading up from the reserve.

Some of the most popular activities along this stretch of the Central Coast include swimming, surfing, boating, water skiing and fishing. For those seeking beach activity, there is 4 km of beach starting from Terrigal Beach and extending north to Wamberal Point.

There are also some great parks and wildlife attractions for the family at the nearby Australia Walkabout Park in Calga, the Australian Reptile Park and Wildlife Sanctuary in Somersby, and the Wyrrabalong National Park at The Entrance.

Check out our listing of Terrigal accommodation. In addition to our listed online travel guide information, contact the local tourism visitor centre for your destination for more attractions, tours, local maps and other information.