Red Head Accommodation
Red Head Holiday Accommodation
Mid-Coast Holiday Accommodation Centre offers a wide range of Red Head holiday rentals and Red Head holiday accommodation solutions to suit all tastes and budgets.
Red Head Beach is located at the northern end of Black Head Beach where it meets the reddish-brown headland from which it gets its namesake. A quiet beach area, Red Head is an ideal spot to start the rainforest walk which encompasses dramatic coastal views, rare tracts of littoral rainforest and extensive koala habitat - a must for nature lovers. The walk takes in two headlands, Black Head and Red Head, and is joined by the long arc of Black Head Beach.
Red Head is a beautiful area near Port Macquarie that attracts thousands of visitors every summer. Home to gorgeous sandy beaches and unique local cultural attractions, you won't be short of things to do in your Red Head holiday accommodation.
Our Red Head holiday rentals are located just a short walk or drive from some of the region's most popular attractions, including beautiful beaches, a magnificent local state park, and hundreds of shops and restaurants. Whether your idea of a perfect weekend is a mountain hike or a day of shopping, you'll find everything you're looking for in Red Head, New South Wales.
Discover Red Head, NSW 2430
Red Head is a small coastal village within Hallidays Point on the Mid North Coast of New South Wales. Known for its peaceful beach, coastal scenery, and natural surrounds, it offers a quieter alternative to some of the larger holiday destinations in the region.
Red Head Beach
Red Head Beach forms the northern end of Black Head Beach, where the coastline meets the distinctive reddish-brown headland that gives the area its name. The beach is a popular spot for swimming, surfing, fishing, and relaxed coastal walks.
With easy beach access and nearby parking at the end of Red Head Road, it's a great place to spend a few hours enjoying the outdoors.
Coastal Walks
One of the area's highlights is the rainforest walk linking Red Head and Black Head. The walk takes in both headlands and follows the coastline, offering views of the beach, surrounding bushland, and striking coastal landforms.
The track also passes through rare littoral rainforest, making it a popular choice for nature lovers, birdwatchers, and photographers looking to explore the natural beauty of the region.
Nature & Wildlife
The combination of coastal bushland, rainforest, and beach environments provides habitat for a variety of native wildlife and birdlife. The area's natural setting makes it ideal for those who enjoy walking, photography, and spending time outdoors.
Local Dining & Amenities
Red Head is conveniently located close to the cafés, shops, and essential services of Hallidays Point and Black Head. For a wider range of dining, shopping, and entertainment options, Forster, Tuncurry, and Taree are all within easy driving distance.
Explore the Mid North Coast
Red Head's central location makes it an excellent base for exploring the Mid North Coast. Nearby beaches, coastal lookouts, walking tracks, and nature reserves provide plenty of opportunities to discover the region at your own pace.
Whether you're planning a beach holiday, a walking getaway, or simply looking for somewhere to relax, Red Head offers a peaceful coastal setting with easy access to the best of the surrounding area.
Beaches & Coastline Activities
The coastal area of Hallidays Point is located Midway between Taree and Forster and includes Black Head, Diamond Beach and Red Head. Back Beach at Black Head runs for 9 miles through to the north end of Tuncurry Beach.
All beaches offer a safe and unique coastal experience for visitors and locals alike. Here you can enjoy a variety of outdoor activities, including fishing, surfing, snorkelling, horse-riding and rock pool exploring.
Hallidays Point Rainforest Nature Walk
Hallidays Point Rainforest Nature Walks extend from Black Head in the south to Diamond Beach in the north. There are five scenic walks encompassing striking coastal landforms and vegetation as well as rare tracks of littoral rainforest, wetland and lagoon areas and is a must for nature lovers and keen photographers.
Markets & Festivals
Taking place on the first Sunday of the month, Black Head Bazaar Markets offers an extensive variety of stalls selling fresh farm picked fruit and vegetables, handmade clothing and jewellery, homemade cakes, slices and biscuits. Food and wonderful fresh roasted coffee are available.
For Music, food, craft beer, fine wine, art, family entertainment, align your holiday dates with the Lakeside Festival, in Forster Tuncurry; A brilliant not for profit event showcasing the Mid-Coast Region and Hinterlands, the Lakeside Festival embraces the local communities of The Barrington Coast.
Explore The Hinterland
Visit the picturesque hinterland of Gloucester and Barrington Tops region, which offer perfect day trips away from the coast. Hike to the beautiful Ellenborough Falls or vis the historic township of Stroud for a picnic and historic walk.
