There are many ways to enjoy Lake Macquarie- on a kayak, canoe or boat- but for those keen to try the latest craze to hit the water, e- Foil Fliteboard– operating out of Trinity Marina at Lake Macquarie- have got you covered! Feel the thrill as you rise up, out of the water, on state-of-the art, powered boards and literally ‘fly’ above the water on your whisper-quiet, emission-free ride!
Lake Mac is getting in the festive spirit this year, with carols, Christmas markets, the Nutcracker remixed and much more!
With a sparkling lake, stunning (uncrowded) beaches and glowing golden sunsets, Lake Macquarie might just be the most perfect summer holiday destination in NSW. So grab your swimmers and pack the car, it's time to hit the highway!1. It's close to SydneyLake Macquarie is just a 90-minute drive north of Sydney, so makes for an easy weekend (or week-long) getaway. Short on time? You can even pop up just for the day.
Lake Macquarie is renowned for fishing, so why not cast your line in against the backdrop of stunning lakeside landscapes, catch big and win big at the annual Let’s Fish Lake Mac 2024!
Home to one of the largest salt water lakes in Australia, with 174km of lakefront, as well as more than 32km of coastline, Lake Macquarie is a veritable mecca for fishers. Whether you’re a pro-angler or you’re just looking for some places to take the kids, here is our list of the best places to go fishing in Lake Mac.
