Where to see kangaroos in Coffs Harbour
The Look At Me Now Headland in Emerald Beach is a great place to see kangaroos in Coffs Harbour. There’s a good chance of seeing sea eagles and whales, too.
Coffs Harbour on the Mid North Coast of New South Wales is better known for its aquatic adventures. It’s a place where you can go on whale-watching tours and often see dolphins from the beach.
If you want to see kangaroos in the wild, however, you need to know where you’re going. And one spot in particular is well known for kangaroo sightings.
Want to join a Coffs Harbour sunset kangaroo tour? Then book here…
Look At Me Now Headland, Coffs Harbour
The Look At Me Now Headland is in the northern Coffs Coast beach suburb of Emerald Beach. It’s at the southern end of Serenity Bay, opposite the Emerald Beach Headland. To the south is the Moonee Beach Nature Reserve, which the Solitary Islands Coastal Walk passes along.
There’s a short walk from the car park to the Look At Me Now Headland, and there are marvellous views of the coast from the top. Come in winter, and you might see breaching whales. But all year round, you’ll see gliding ospreys and white-bellied sea eagles.
6 fab Coffs Harbour experiences to book in advance
- Glide through nature – on a Boambee Creek kayaking tour guided by a marine scientist.
- Jump out of a plane – with tandem skydives that land on the beach.
- Go kayaking and wildlife-spotting – on a coastal adventure.
- Head into the hinterland – on a rainforest and waterfalls day tour.
- Test your nerve and agility – at the Treetops Coffs Harbour adventure course.
- See migrating humpbacks up close – on a whale-watching cruise.
The best place to see kangaroos in Coffs Harbour
But if it’s wild kangaroos you want to see, the Look At Me Now Headland is perfect. A mob hangs out there, nibbling on the grass.
It’s easy enough to get to the Look At Me Now Headland in Emerald Beach on your own, but it’s also possible to book a special experience.
Three hour-long Coffs Harbour sunset tours go to the headland, taking in part of the Solitary Islands Coastal Walk along the way. As the sun drops in the sky, a gourmet grazing platter and award-winning Aussie wine is served up, hopefully as the kangaroos bound around.
Coffs Harbour sunset tour cost
This Coffs Harbour sunset experience costs from $116 and can be booked online.
Emerald Beach accommodation options include the Emerald Beach caravan park and the private units of the Arthouse Beachfront.
Other things to do in Coffs Harbour include tandem skydives where you land on the beach, plus hinterland rainforest and waterfall tours.
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