An isolated seaside paradise: Forster, Australia

Forster, located on the Central Coast of New South Wales, is a coastal town that combines pristine nature with a leisurely pace of life. Separated from its twin city Tuncurry by Lake Wallis, it has no bustling tourist crowds but has breathtaking ocean views, ecologically rich national parks, and the purest sea water in Australia. Whether you are a traveler seeking adventure or a vacationer longing to relax, Foster can satisfy your imagination of a perfect vacation. ### 🌊 **Unmissable Foster Highlights** 1. Nine Mile Beach As the name suggests, the nine-mile white sand coast is a paradise for surfers and sunbathers. Take a walk along the intertidal zone in the early morning and you may be surprised to see dolphins leaping on the waves. It is recommended to rent a stand-up paddle board (SUP) to explore the tide pool ecology hidden between the rocky shores. 2. Booti Booti National Park This national park, listed as a World Heritage Site, hides two major secrets: - **The Ruins Campground**: The cliff trail passes through the eucalyptus forest, and at the end is a 270-degree sea viewing platform, where you can see migrating humpback whales in the distance in winter. - **Seven Mile Beach**: An undeveloped beach with golden sand dunes and an emerald lagoon, perfect for a picnic basket and an afternoon of total privacy. 3. **Water Adventure on Lake Wallis** Australia's largest saltwater lagoon. Take a traditional oyster punt and follow the farmers to catch Pacific rock oysters. Paired with lemon juice, the sweet taste is a unique "ocean dining table experience".