Coffs Harbour Marina Walkway

Such a beautiful place. You never know what you will see. Dolphins and whales inhibit the area this time of year. Weather is amazing. Tourists and locals regularly visit and are very friendly.

We always enjoy a walk along the Marine Walkway and out to Mutton bird Island. You never know what you might see hiding amongst the pylons and resting in the shade under the walkways. This time we saw some small fish, a dolphin and a stingray. From the island whales can often be seen and in northerly weather you might experience an unexpected shower as waves crash over the wall. The top of the island is also great for viewing mutton birds, sea-eagles and some spectacular sunsets if you are there in the late afternoon.

Very nice walk up to Muttonbird Island especially on a sunny day.

A nice walkway linking the Jetty to Muttonbird Island Nature Reserve. Not quite the Port Macquarie Breakwall Walk but it's still good.

A wide level walk from car parks at one end, past a beach, the fish coop, other food outlets and the marina to Muttonbird Island.

When I was here it was very windy and the sea was huge! What a spectacular site it really was. There is a fish co op to grab some Fish and chips for lunch. From here you can access mutton bird island which is lovely to walk on the sealed walking tracks with lovely views. Definitely recommend

Awesome marine life to be seen along the boardwalk. We saw 4 giant stingrays and a large variety of tropical fish. Also connects to Muttonbird Island for a short easy walk.

I guess it's a nice place to walk your dog or check out other people's boats but there isn't much excitement to this walkway other than having the choice of the higher or lower path.

Beautiful walkway with the marina on one side with fantastic Ocean views on the other... One can spend hours sitting on the breakwaters and just stare into the oblivion

Acting as one of the seawalls to protect Coffs Harbour (the actual harbour), the doubles as a walkway to connect Muttonbird Island to mainland.Sitting high on top of the seawall the path is wide and well maintained. Many locals take advantage of it for exercise in all forms. We have seen plenty of actions on wheels. Note that general public is not allowed to drive on the path.The rocky side facing the open ocean is favoured by some anglers. On the harbour side it's possible to walk on the wooden platform connecting all the jetties where plenty of sea life can be spotted in the crystal clear water.A very pleasant place to walk and soak in the lifestyle of Coffs Harbour. The only thing that bothers me about the walkway/seawall is the fact that it allows rodents to access Muttonbird Island for stealing bird eggs.