Whether you fancy sipping something unique at a start-up brewery or favour a more traditional taste, there’s destined to be a cold one to satisfy anyone’s taste buds in Lake Macquarie.

Lake Macquarie, one of Australia's largest saltwater lakes, is a paradise for water lovers. With its vast expanse of clear blue waters, there’s no shortage of ways to dive into fun and relaxation. Whether you’re looking to paddle through its calm waters, sail under vibrant skies, or simply unwind by the shore, Lake Macquarie offers the perfect setting. In this blog, we’ll take you through a weekend itinerary filled with water-based adventures and scenic moments, showcasing the best ways to enjoy this stunning aquatic playground.ExploreStart your adventure with a visit to the iconic Caves Beach. Well-known for its namesake - a network of sea caves at the southern end of the beach, which can be explored at low tide, and popular as a sunrise location. The beach is patrolled over Summer, and is ideal for both swimmers and surfers.Spend the evening on the water, discovering Lake Macquarie's sea life! Showtime Kayaking offers guests a unique, night-time kayaking experience in clear kayaks with LED lights below. The focus of the tours is on entertaining and educating guests about the marine life they see. The easy-paced routes combined with calm waterways means the tours are accessible to a wide market.AdventureNow if your looking for a more fast-paced adventure, we've got you covered!For an unconventional adrenaline experience, try flying on water with an Foil Fliteboard at Trinity Point Marina! You will not only ride a powered board, you can rise up on the hydrofoil to literally fly above the water; no wind, waves or towing required providing a whisper-quite, emission-free ride without leaving a wake or pollution. Trinity Point Watersports also have a range of free activities such as Stand Up Paddle Board hire and free E-bike hire to continue the fun.FoodAfter all that adrenaline, you must be feeling famished! Caves Coastal Bar & Bungalows is the ultimate beachside dining experience. Whether you’re craving something familiar or eager to try something new, Caves Coastal promises a range of tasty options and delicious cocktails. Visit at Sunset for beautiful views overlooking Caves Beach.

As the weather starts to warm up and winter becomes a distant memory, it’s the perfect time of year to head outdoors with the kids to explore Lake Macquarie’s beautiful parks, beaches and lake. In need of some inspiration? Check out our top spring suggestions for families below:1. Splash around at the beachLake Mac is lucky to have four different patrolled beaches, each a popular choice for families. They include:

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Each year in Lake Macquarie, cars and motorbikes generate about 332,800 tonnes of carbon dioxide. Electric vehicles are part of the city’s shift to a low-carbon future. If renewable energy is used to recharge the battery, electric vehicles have zero on-road emissions. 

While the City hosts an abundance of peaceful natural experiences perfect for relaxing and unwinding, it is also an adrenaline junkies paradise.