Club Rooms
WorldMark South Pacific Club by Wyndham Port Stephens
Activities & attractions
Port Stephens Learn to Surf
The number one surf school in Port Stephens offers surf lessons for beginners to advanced at two of the area's most picturesque beaches - Fingal Bay and Birubi Beach, Anna Bay. This is a must for all water lovers and a fun experience for the whole family. All lessons are delivered by professional Surfing Australia coaches.
Whale Watching and Dolphin Cruises
Moonshadow Cruises has a range of vessels operating from Nelson Bay Marina on a variety of cruises including dolphin spotting and whale watching.
Snorkelling and Diving
Dive One can take you on an unforgettable day out learning to snorkel in beautiful waterways within a protected marine park. Divers will see coral, sponge gardens and a diverse array of marine life.
Deep-Sea, Reef or Game Fishing
Australian Made Charters offers packages for deep-sea, reef and game fishing enthusiasts. Captain Jim will take you to the best spots to catch that big fish.
Stockton Beach Sand Dunes
Explore the Stockton Sand Dunes in a variety of action-packed ways including quad bike riding, 4WD or sand boarding to name a few.
Broughton Island
Take a cruise to beautiful Broughton Island for a day of snorkeling, swimming and relaxation. The journey from Nelson Bay is a kaleidoscope of sea cliffs, swells, terns, flying fish, dolphins and salt spray.
Tomaree Headland
Climb to the top of Tomaree Headland for spectacular views of the Tomaree Peninsular and it's glorious coastline. The views at sunset are breathtaking.
The Tilligerry Peninsula
The Tilligerry Peninsula is home to the Swamp Mahogany and Forest Red Gum trees - a prime habitat for koalas. The area supports one of the last viable koala populations in NSW. Visitors browsing along the waterfront reserves on the peninsula may be lucky enough to spot one of these cute and cuddly animals in the wild.
Nelson Head Inner Lighthouse Cottage
Nelson Head Lighthouse Cottage and Coastal Patrol is situated on a headland that rises some 53-metres above Shoal Bay and Nelson Bay. Visitors can enjoy beautiful views, local history, information on marine rescue and light refreshments in its welcoming tearooms.
