Fort Tomaree walk

Fort Tomaree walk

Natural Attractions
  • History & Heritage
  • Nature & Wildlife

Highlights

  • Explore World War II gun emplacements on a paved track, immersing yourself in Australia's military heritage.
  • Capture stunning views of Port Stephens from elevated walkways, perfect for breathtaking photography opportunities.
  • Observe migrating humpbacks during winter and spring, making this a prime spot for unforgettable whale watching.
  • Unwind on the sandy shores of Zenith Beach, a serene retreat just steps from the walk's starting point.
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This easy walk on a paved track around the lower slopes of Tomaree Head brings you face-to-face with local military heritage – World War II gun emplacements, built in 1941 to defend the east coast of Australia. Learn about Fort Tomaree from interpretive signs, or take a guided Discovery tour for even more detail.
A further track takes you up elevated walkways on Tomaree Head Summit walk, which offers breathtaking lookout views over Port Stephens and nature reserves like Cabbage Tree Island. Humpbacks migrate past here in winter and spring, so you’ll want to bring your camera for whale watching.
Finish your visit by relaxing on the lovely sands of beautiful Zenith Beach, near where the walk begins. Or make your way to the nearby picnic area; an idyllic spot to unwind underneath the shade of angophora trees.

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Activities

  • Hiking
  • Walks

Tags

  • History & Heritage
  • Nature & Wildlife
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