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Coffs Harbour YHA

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2km from city centre - Show on Map
8.1
Fabulous 422
  • Wonderful Location
  • Marvellous Staff
  • Excellent Cleanliness
Free WiFi
US$18.82

Coffs Harbours Premier backpacker hostel offers FREE wifi, FREE surfboards, FREE bodyboards, FREE fishing and snorkelling gear.... More...

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Hoey Moey Backpackers

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0.7km from city centre - Show on Map
7.3
Very good 219
Free WiFi
US$18.12

The Hoey Moey Backpackers - the only hostel in Coffs Harbour with DIRECT BEACH ACCESS! - is a great stopover point for backpackers travelling the east coast.... More...

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The Big Windmill Corporate & Family Motel

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3.5km from city centre - Show on Map
7.1
Very good 4
  • Superb Staff
  • Excellent Cleanliness
Free WiFi
US$34.50

Offering an outdoor pool and an onsite restaurant, The Big Windmill Corporate & Family Motel is located in Coffs Harbour, NSW.... More...

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The Sanctuary Resort

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4.2km from city centre - Show on Map
0.0
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US$19.72

The Sanctuary Resort Coffs Harbour is set back from the Pacific Highway in Coffs Harbour amongst a natural bushland setting.... More...

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Located in between the more well-known Sydney and Brisbane, you’ll find Coffs Harbour, patient, precious and just waiting to be explored. Known for its picturesque beaches, amusement park and the Big Banana Monument, Coffs Harbour is a perfect location for your next adventure.

Coffs Harbour may not have as many hostels as big-hitters Sydney and Melbourne, but believe us when we say there’s something for everyone. For instance, there’s a Coffs Harbour hostel that’s super central and also boasts an outdoor terrace, a nightclub and a book exchange - for all you bookworms out there. Most hostels in Coffs Harbour offer free Wi-Fi and plenty have communal kitchens for saving money. Keep an eye out for those with free surfboard, canoe and kayak rental too!

City slickers should choose a hostel in the centre of Coffs Harbour for quirky coffee shops, lively Aussie pubs and the city’s best restaurants. If you’re more of a sun-seeker then you’ll love staying by the beautiful golden sand beach and its crystal clear waters. At the Coffs Harbour Marina you can spot an abundance of wildlife, including shearwater birds and even migrating whales if you time it right!

While Coffs Harbour might be less known than other Australian towns and cities, however, you won’t be short of adventurous things to do while you’re in town. Nature lovers hop on a boat and fall in love watching playful dolphins and friendly whales in their natural habitat. Those that love adventure and nature, chose from activities such as paddle boarding, walking tracks to hidden pools and lookout points, a treetop adventure park and skydiving, to name a few.

A few local bus companies cover the Coffs Coast; however, walking is an easy way to get around the town, with a variety of walking paths and trails both around the town but also to close by destinations. If your legs get tired of walking or perhaps you want to travel further and faster, why not hire a bike. Cycling around the town, coastal routes and national parks are a popular option. There is also a 24-hour taxi service operating in town, should you ever find yourself in need of a ride.

Top rated hostels in Coffs Harbour

We have 4 hostels in Coffs Harbour with an average rating of 7.5 based on 0 reviews 4 of 4 properties available in Coffs Harbour

About Coffs Harbour

Located in between the more well-known Sydney and Brisbane, you’ll find Coffs Harbour, patient, precious and just waiting to be explored. Known for its picturesque beaches, amusement park and the Big Banana Monument, Coffs Harbour is a perfect location for your next adventure.

Coffs Harbour may not have as many hostels as big-hitters Sydney and Melbourne, but believe us when we say there’s something for everyone. For instance, there’s a Coffs Harbour hostel that’s super central and also boasts an outdoor terrace, a nightclub and a book exchange - for all you bookworms out there. Most hostels in Coffs Harbour offer free Wi-Fi and plenty have communal kitchens for saving money. Keep an eye out for those with free surfboard, canoe and kayak rental too!

City slickers should choose a hostel in the centre of Coffs Harbour for quirky coffee shops, lively Aussie pubs and the city’s best restaurants. If you’re more of a sun-seeker then you’ll love staying by the beautiful golden sand beach and its crystal clear waters. At the Coffs Harbour Marina you can spot an abundance of wildlife, including shearwater birds and even migrating whales if you time it right!

While Coffs Harbour might be less known than other Australian towns and cities, however, you won’t be short of adventurous things to do while you’re in town. Nature lovers hop on a boat and fall in love watching playful dolphins and friendly whales in their natural habitat. Those that love adventure and nature, chose from activities such as paddle boarding, walking tracks to hidden pools and lookout points, a treetop adventure park and skydiving, to name a few.

A few local bus companies cover the Coffs Coast; however, walking is an easy way to get around the town, with a variety of walking paths and trails both around the town but also to close by destinations. If your legs get tired of walking or perhaps you want to travel further and faster, why not hire a bike. Cycling around the town, coastal routes and national parks are a popular option. There is also a 24-hour taxi service operating in town, should you ever find yourself in need of a ride.

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