Tomaree is a national park located in New South Wales, Australia, 145–155 km northeast of Sydney in the Port Stephens local government area. It is located on the shores of the Tasman Sea, extending north from Fishermans Bay to Shoal Bay passing through Boat Harbour, One Mile, Nelson Bay and Fingal Bay.
Learn more insights from Wanderboat AI.
This is such a beautiful place — it honestly feels like a dream. I’ve always loved the color blue, but here, I couldn’t decide which blue was more beautiful: the sky or the ocean. Both were so stunning in their own way. The sky looked soft and endless, while the ocean sparkled with deep, clear shades of blue. In the end, I thought — why choose? Together, they make the perfect view.
Everywhere you look, it feels calm and peaceful. The breeze is fresh, the sound of the waves is relaxing, and the whole place makes you want to just stop and enjoy the moment. Whether you're walking on the beach, watching the dolphins, or just sitting and looking at the view, it feels special. Port Stephens is definitely one of the most amazing places in NSW. It’s a perfect mix of beauty, nature, and peace — a place you...
Read more
A nice little budget hotel, I normally like to stay somewhere a little more luxurious but this time I thought I might as well save a little money, and may I say I learned that you can still have fun without spending a lot of money. I stayed in a small penthouse, nothing too fancy, I usually like to rent a nice big house, at least two floors (I have a family of four and we all like our own space) but this holiday we got to spend time together which was nice. Although my oldest daughter asked me to book her a separate penthouse (you know teenagers always want to be alone) I just booked her a hotel room instead, she says she didn't sleep well because the bed was so hard but that's what you get for being rude to your...
Read more
This was my first time visiting tomaree mountain. The walk was very scenic with beautiful views overlooking the port stephens area.
The hike to the top was quite steep but quite manageble. The pathway to the top is paved brick with handrails and seating placed around so that you can sit down and have a rest if needed. As you get near the top there is a metal staircase with safety railing so that the climb can be achieved quite easily.
I took the route that takes you past fort tomaree and I found it very interesting checking out the old gun encampments built during world war 2.
When you get to the top the view is amazing, I would highly recommend doing this walk if you are visiting the port...
Read more
&promo_pic=/hotel-sample/coolest.webp)
