Myall Lakes National Park is a popular tourist destination at around 155 miles north of Sydney. Travellers can drive here by taking the Pacific Highway (Route 1) to Bombah Point. From here, there is a car ferry which serves parts of the lakes. On the other hand, those who travel via Bungwahl have access to Seal Rocks, which hosts some of the region's best surfing opportunities. Plenty of visitors camp in the park, but some of the most idyllic Myall Lakes hotels are located on the lakeside. These hotels offer families and groups of friends the chance to take a homely break in this wonderful region. There are a number of activities that guests can enjoy on the lakes, such as swimming and boating. The lakes are separated from Pacific beaches by a thin strip of land. On the ocean side, tourist resorts such as Surf Beach host a variety of cafes, restaurants and shopping opportunities. The Pacific Ocean also offers the chance to go scuba-diving or even whale watching.

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