Sea Acres Rainforest Centre
Sea Acres Rainforest boardwalk
People enjoying the Rainforest Centre in Sea Acres National Park
People in the Rainforest Centre, Sea Acres National Park
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Sea Acres Rainforest Centre

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Close to Port Macquarie, Sea Acres Rainforest Centre is the gateway to your rainforest experience. Friendly staff provide information, and there is a café where you can enjoy a delicious breakfast…

Close to Port Macquarie, Sea Acres Rainforest Centre is the gateway to your rainforest experience. Friendly staff provide information, and there is a café where you can enjoy a delicious breakfast and lunch.

Sea Acres Rainforest Centre is the ideal place to begin your fascinating journey through Sea Acres National Park, near Port Macquarie. Eco-displays provide a wealth of information about local Aboriginal culture and the surrounding rainforest environment. There are also regular exhibitions of works by local artists, and a gift shop stocking a range of unique environmental products, gifts, crafts, educational toys and games.

Chat to our friendly staff in the Sea Rainforest Centre - they're experts in the area so will be able to tell you all about Sea Acres Aboriginal bush tucker and Discovery tours. The Rainforest Centre has a theatrette that hosts a variety of local events and educational activities throughout the year and is the meeting place for rainforest meditation that runs once a month.

Stretch your legs along Sea Acres Rainforest boardwalk, or the adjacent Rainforest Cafe, nestled amidst the bangalow palms.

159 Pacific Drive Port Macquarie NSW 2444 Australia
(02) 6582 3355
https://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/things-to-do/visitor-centres/sea-acres-rainforest-centre

159 Pacific Drive Port Macquarie NSW 2444 Australia
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