Check out my latest

Check out my latest adventure in Port Macquarie 🏖️ This coastal town totally charmed me with its sea breeze, lush greenery, and bold Western-style architecture. From walking under the temperamental sky—that flipped from sunny to rainy and back—to admiring some seriously magnificent buildings, Port Macquarie’s cultural vibe totally stands out! Must-See Places in Port Macquarie: 🛤️ Historic Walk: Take a stroll through the heart of town, where grand government buildings and museums sit surrounded by leafy streets. If you find yourself on Clarence Street, snap some photos of the classic architecture (Google “Port Macquarie Historic Courthouse” for easy navigation—open daily 9am to 5pm). 🌳 Town Green & Riverside: Chill out at Town Green park (near Horton Street), perfect for people-watching or grabbing takeaway fish & chips nearby. Follow the riverside path for gorgeous views—especially when the clouds break! 🏛️ Museum Moment: When the weather turns, duck into the Port Macquarie Museum (22 Clarence St, open Mon–Sat 10am to 4pm) for a taste of local history and some iconic culture. Traveler Insight: Don’t let the unpredictable weather kill your vibe—bring an umbrella OR embrace it! Sometimes the clouds make the Western-style buildings look even more dramatic for your photos. 🌦️ Getting Around: The town is super walkable! Most spots are within 15 minutes on foot, so comfy shoes are a must. Public buses run along main roads if you want to venture further out—check local timetables on trip.com. What to Eat: Try local seafood at bills Fishhouse (24 Clarence St)—the prawn linguine is a coastal must! Café culture is strong here; pick any cute spot along Horton or William Street for brunch. Key Tips: No visa needed for most visitors, ATMs aplenty, and weather is changeable—dress in layers. #portmacquarie #aussiecoast #walkabletowns #architecturelovers #tripdotcom