Mackay Adventures
Food scene
Beautiful pub up on the hill. Lovely view and great food. Close to Dolphin Heads Resort only a 4 minute drive away
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Eimeo Pacific Hotel
1 Mango AveBeautiful pub up on the hill. Lovely view and great food. Close to Dolphin Heads Resort only a 4 minute drive away
The Beaches Bistro serves great meals.Menus change with the seasons and use fresh local produce. Try a great steak, stone baked pizzas or Asian inspired dish.Weekly specials from 6pm to 8pm.
Northern Beaches Bowls Club
2 Rosewood DrThe Beaches Bistro serves great meals.Menus change with the seasons and use fresh local produce. Try a great steak, stone baked pizzas or Asian inspired dish.Weekly specials from 6pm to 8pm.
Haunt Mackay
39 Victoria StreetCabaret Dinner Theatre on Friday & Saturday nights.
Neighbourhoods
This is the local Shopping centre. You will find most things you may need while in the area.Shops include coles, Woolworths, McDonalds and 30 speciality shops. The drive from Dolphin heads is approximately 5.2 km or 7 minutes by car.
Northern Beaches Central
This is the local Shopping centre. You will find most things you may need while in the area.Shops include coles, Woolworths, McDonalds and 30 speciality shops. The drive from Dolphin heads is approximately 5.2 km or 7 minutes by car.
Sightseeing
Spiaggia di Whitehaven
Take a trip to White Haven Beach.
Laguna di Bluewater
River StreetFree water park the kids will love.
Eungella Chalet
2 Chelmer StTravel up the mountain for a truely senic drive.
Spiaggia di Cape Hillsborough
At sunrise you can go down on the beach and watch the Kangaroos.
Greenmount Homestead (five kilometres west of Walkerston) is one of Mackay's most valued historic attractions. Built in 1915 by Albert Cook, the former cattle property forms part of the original claim taken up by Captain John Mackay in 1862.
Greenmount Homestead
139 Greenmount RoadGreenmount Homestead (five kilometres west of Walkerston) is one of Mackay's most valued historic attractions. Built in 1915 by Albert Cook, the former cattle property forms part of the original claim taken up by Captain John Mackay in 1862.