- Name: Iluka Visitor Information Centre (Iluka Emporium)
- Address: 61 Charles Street, Iluka NSW 2466
- Phone: (02) 6646 6678
- Hours:
- Mon–Fri: 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
- Sat–Sun: 9:00 am – 1:00 pm
- Accreditation: NSW Accredited Visitor Information Centre
- Type: Community‑operated VIC within the Iluka Emporium
Services Provided
- Maps, brochures, and local touring information
- National park and walking track guidance
- Ferry timetable information (Iluka ↔ Yamba)
- Accommodation and dining suggestions
- Local arts, crafts, and regional products
- Fishing, boating, and beach access information
Areas the Iluka Visitor Information Centre Caters For
The Iluka VIC services the entire Lower Clarence River region, with a focus on the coastal and national‑park areas around Iluka.
1. Iluka Township & Immediate Surrounds
- Iluka CBD
- Iluka Bay
- Iluka Bluff
- Iluka Nature Reserve
- Iluka–Woody Head Road corridor
2. Coastal & National Park Areas
- Bundjalung National Park
- Iluka Nature Reserve (World Heritage listed)
- Woody Head Campground & Day Use Area
- Shark Bay
- Back Beach / Bluff Beach
- Frazers Reef
These areas are major drawcards for walking, birdwatching, fishing, and camping.
3. Clarence River North‑Shore Communities
- Iluka
- Woombah
- Mororo
- The Freshwater / Esk River region
- Goodwood Island (shared with Yamba VIC)
4. Lower Clarence River (Shared Servicing with Yamba VIC)
- Yamba (via ferry or road)
- Angourie
- Wooloweyah
- Palmers Island
- Harwood
- Maclean
- Ashby
- Woodford Island
Iluka VIC focuses on the north‑shore and coastal side, while Yamba VIC covers the south‑shore and coastal tourism hub.
5. Touring Routes
- Iluka–Woody Head Scenic Drive
- Pacific Highway (Harwood interchange)
- Clarence River ferry route (Iluka ↔ Yamba)
- Bundjalung National Park coastal touring corridor
Summary
The Iluka Visitor Information Centre is an accredited, community‑run VIC located at the Iluka Emporium. It services:
- The Iluka township
- Bundjalung National Park and Iluka Nature Reserve
- Woody Head and surrounding beaches
- North‑shore Clarence River communities
- Shared Lower Clarence servicing with the Yamba VIC
It is the primary visitor hub for nature‑based, coastal, and river‑region tourism on the northern side of the Clarence River.