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Woombah, NSW

Woombah is a small village set in bushland on Iluka Road, a few minutes off the Pacific Highway north of the Clarence River.

Known For

  • A base between the highway and Iluka
  • Local coffee growing
  • Access to the Clarence estuary and Bundjalung National Park

A wide quiet street with grassy verges and leafy trees in the village of Woombah

Things To Do in Woombah

Woombah has long described itself as home to one of the most southerly coffee plantations in the world. The village is also a handy stop on the way to Iluka, Woody Head and the Esk River, and the back channels of the Clarence nearby are good for kayaking and fishing.

Where To Stay

There is a caravan park in the bush at Woombah and a few rural stays. Iluka has more.

Eat & Drink

The village has a general store and a cafe. Iluka is 15 minutes further on.

Getting to Woombah

Turn off the Pacific Highway at Mororo and follow Iluka Road east for about five minutes.

Experiences

  • Rural/Country
  • Self-Drive

Popular Activities

  • Driving
  • National Park
  • Sightseeing

About Woombah

  • Locality: Urban locality
  • Woombah Postcode: 2469
  • State: New South Wales
  • Region: North Coast NSW
  • Latitude: -29.36049
  • Longitude: 153.28274
  • Elevation: 23m
  • Population: 844
  • Median Income: $22360
  • Area (Sq/km): 70.552
  • Timezone: Australia/Sydney

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