FAST FACTS
Beautiful Unspoiled beach
91 km North of Sydney

DON’T MISS
Swimming in the clear blue beach
Take a stroll along the Beach to Avoca
Fish, surf & swim from the beach or off the rocks

NORTH AVOCA BEACH
North Avoca is a beautiful unspoiled beach where you will fill like you are on a permanent holiday. Highly popular with the surfing community, it is also much favoured by beach lovers in general, many whom delight in walking along the waters edge to Avoca at the other end of the bay. Very quiet and with very few shops, North Avoca is a place where you can still build a world of your own. Some of the highest value & best quality real estate in the world will be found in this brilliant area.

SHOPPING & DINING
The shopping in minimal with a general & take away store offering basic supplies. Only located a couple of minutes to Terrigal shopping & just over 5 mins drive to Erina Fair where you can find cinemas, retail stores and a variety of supermarkets. Just over the hill you can find a large range of dining & shopping at Terrigal, otherwise dining in surrounding suburbs is a great treat.

TRANSPORTATION & EDUCATION
The closest train station is Gosford, located just over 30 mins drive. Buses run out of North Avoca or you can organise a taxi to pick you up from your door. Schools are located close by in Terrigal, Erina, Kincumber & Avoca Beach Primary.

HISTORY
Situated on the crest of a steep hill overlooking the Pacific Ocean, North Avoca is loacted neigbouring Avoca Beach. The whole Avoca region was named after the celtic word for ‘where the river meets the sea’. The Awabakel Aborigines were the original inhabitants of this scenic beach and lakeside area. John Moore, Army Officer was the first Caucasian settler to own land in the suburb. He was granted a 640 acre lot named ‘Avoca’ in 1830 and went on to grow an assortment of grains & fruits. A timber-getting industry developed in the late nineteenth century and Tramway Road, cutting through North Avoca, was part of the original tram route delivering the timber to Erina for distribution.