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Coffs Harbour / 8 photo spots

8 Instagram spots around Coffs Harbour

Coffs Harbour pairs a working harbour and beaches with rainforest viewpoints. These photo ideas include the town and a few nearby places along the Coffs Coast.

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Coffs Harbour Jetty

Use the jetty as a strong line across the water. A wider frame can bring in the harbour and shoreline around it.

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Jetty Beach

At Jetty Beach, place the curve of the shore in the foreground and leave room for the water beyond.

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Muttonbird Island Lookout

Follow the marked route to the eastern lookout for views towards the Solitary Islands. Stay on the path to protect the nesting habitat.

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Forest Sky Pier

At Niigi Niigi, also known as Sealy Lookout, the Forest Sky Pier gives an elevated view over forest and coast. Include the platform or railing to give the panorama scale.

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North Coast Regional Botanic Garden

The botanic garden contains coastal forest and rainforest areas. Follow a garden path with the camera and use layers of foliage to create depth.

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Diggers Beach

Diggers Beach is a coastal stop north of central Coffs Harbour. Frame the beach with the water and a stretch of shore rather than concentrating on one small detail.

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The Big Banana

The Big Banana is a familiar landmark at a Coffs Harbour attraction. Let the oversized form fill the frame, or step back to show it in context.

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Urunga Boardwalk

South of Coffs Harbour, sections of the Urunga Boardwalk extend over the water. The boardwalk is only partly open while work continues, so check current access before visiting and compose along an open section.

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