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If you are planning to backpack Port Stephens, then this page provides information on what backpacker hostels are available here. The page also provides a description of Port Stephens, information on how to get here and contact details of the local visitor information centre.
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Port Stephens is a beautiful, clear, blue water bay, which has several small towns and the Tomaree National Park on its foreshore. You can enjoy whale watching from May to November or dolphin watching all year round. There are many other water activities that can be enjoyed as well, such as surfing, sailing, canoeing and swimming. On the land there is bushwalking, wildlife watching and tobogganing on the sand dunes.
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Fingal Bay, Port Stephens
Photographer: Hamilton Lund
Courtesy Tourism New South Wales |
Scuba diving at Flypoint, Nelson Bay, Port Stephens
Photographer: Grenville Turner Wildlight Photo Agency
Courtesy Tourism New South Wales
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Marlin
Backpackers is located at Nelson
Bay, which is a part of the
beautiful Port Stephens region. This
region has some of New South Wales
most stunning coastal landscape and
offers many adventure activities.
The Coach service stops right at the
front door and the hostel is in
walking distance to shops, the
marina and local beaches.
Marlin backpackers offers dormitory
style accommodation at $30 per
person, per night or $50 per double.
Longer stay rates available.
Marlin
Backpackers
54 Shoal Bay Rd
Nelson Bay NSW 2315
Phone: (02) 4981 3666
Email:
peninsulamotorinn@idx.com.au |
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Samurai Beach Bungalows Backpackers
Cnr Frost Rd & Robert Connell Cl
Anna Bay, NSW 2316
Phone (02) 4982 1921
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Melaleuca Surfside Backpackers
2 Koala Place
One Mile Beach, NSW 2316
Phone 0427 200 950 |
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Stockton Beach Backpackers
68 Mitchell St,
Stockton, NSW 2295
Phone (02) 4928 4333
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By Bus
Port Stephens Coaches operate form Sydney and Newcastle (02 4982 2940)
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Port Stephens Visitor Information Centre
Victoria Parade, Nelson Bay
Phone: 1800 808 900
Click here to e-mail |
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