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There was a period when Terrigal and the Central Coast region of New South Wales was a sleepy country area of the state that simply came to life briefly over-the summer holiday season. Since then, Terrigal and the rest of-the Central Coast has turned into a favourite getaway for Sydneysiders all yr 'round.
While Terrigal has never been a populous suburb, it has always been looked at as the Central Coast's most upscale neighborhood. The establishment of the large, upscale spa changed the face of the village, resulting in the establishment of several fashionable boutiques, fine dining restaurants and other businesses. Nevertheless, they never forced the older establishments out-of city and you can still enjoy bass and chips from a sidewalk cafe or buy your surfing gear from a surf shop which has been established for 20 years or more.
Terrigal - The fact that Terrigal, while certainly an upscale community, retains several of its older, more modest establishments is one of its charms. It's a place where you can feel comfortable in some of a tee shirt, boardshorts and flipflop sandals, even when you're enjoying a gourmet brunch outside an alfresco restaurant. As you sip a cappuccino, just across the road, surfers will be checking out the waves out at the Haven, households will likely be frolicking in the waves in front of the Terrigal Surf Life Saving Club under the careful eye of the guards and "Mums and Dads" will undoubtedly be waiting for a huge portion of fish and chips wrapped in paper to defeat to the shore for lunch.
Another great point about Terrigal is the fact, unlike so many urban beaches, you don't actually need to be in your car and drive in order to find a quiet stretch of shore to relax. Basically walk up the shore towards Wamberal and before you are aware of it, you come in a different world; the planet the locals enjoy. There appears to be considered a bewitching dividing point between Terrigal and its predominantly residential neighbour: cross that line and you can really sense the difference.
Its many comforts and central area makes Terrigal a best place to make your home while you are vacationing on the Central Coast. From there, it is possible to reach the additional Central Coast communities, each of which has its own special atmosphere. For example, Avoca Beach, just south of Terrigal, is one-of Australia's most famous surfing towns. Like Terrigal, Avoca has become busier over time, but, also like Terrigal, it has a haven of tranquility within easy walking distance at North Avoca.
Traveling in the other direction, you come to the Entrance. The Entrance, a bigger community, has a clearly different atmosphere and is mostly a family destination.
Staying at an upmarket resort like Crowne Plaza is not a requirement, although Terrigal has an upmarket reputation. In the exact same manner that you could choose between a fish and chip feed for the whole family or a romantic romantic dinner for two, you get your pick of Terrigal accommodations. This is just one more reason why Terrigal is such a great option as your "base camp" for a Central Coast holiday.
