- Name: Nabiac Visitor Information Centre
- Operator: Destination Barrington Coast
- Address: Wallamba Street, Nabiac NSW 2312
(Located beside the Nabiac Memorial Park and near the main village shops) - Phone: (02) 6554 5150
- Opening Hours: Generally 10:00am – 2:00pm (volunteer‑run; hours may vary)
- Accreditation: Recognised local Visitor Information Centre (community‑operated under Barrington Coast)
- Location Context:
- Inland gateway to the Great Lakes region
- On the Pacific Highway turn‑off to Forster–Tuncurry
- Close to the National Motorcycle Museum
Area It Caters For
The Nabiac Visitor Information Centre services the inland Great Lakes, Wallamba Valley, and surrounding rural communities.
Primary Local Area
- Nabiac
- Failford
- Rainbow Flat
- Dyers Crossing
- Minimbah
- Darawank
- Firefly
Wider Inland Great Lakes Region
- Krambach (southern hinterland)
- Wootton
- Coolongolook
- Possum Brush
- Tarbuck Bay (general info)
Coastal Areas Supported (Secondary)
Although not the primary coastal VIC, Nabiac provides information for travellers heading to:
- Forster–Tuncurry
- Pacific Palms (Elizabeth, Boomerang, Blueys Beaches)
- Hallidays Point (Black Head, Red Head, Diamond Beach)
Nearby Attractions
- National Motorcycle Museum of Australia (Nabiac)
- Wallamba River recreation areas
- Rural farm‑gate trails
- Scenic drives to Gloucester and Barrington Tops
Services Provided
- Local maps and brochures
- Information on inland Great Lakes towns and rural attractions
- Guidance for travellers heading to Forster–Tuncurry
- National Motorcycle Museum information
- Accommodation and caravan park listings
- Local history and heritage information
- Volunteer‑provided local knowledge
- Touring routes for Bucketts Way, Wallamba Valley, and the Pacific Highway corridor
Summary
The Nabiac Visitor Information Centre is a community‑run visitor hub serving the inland Great Lakes and Wallamba Valley. It provides maps, local knowledge, and travel guidance for Nabiac, Failford, Dyers Crossing, and surrounding rural communities, while also supporting visitors heading toward Forster–Tuncurry and the Barrington Coast. Its location near the Pacific Highway makes it a convenient stop for travellers seeking both coastal and hinterland information.