Nick Qi
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Rex Lounge
The lounge is surprisingly ok for a low budget domestic stopover. Seating is limited but otherwise it would get a bit crowded. It's separated from the public area by a privacy glass so it can be a bit interesting to watch people walking past all the time. The windows are facing a quiet corner of the airport.
Food is plenty and restocked. Food options are sandwiches, toasts etc. Drinks options are decent but not great. Alcohol is only available in the afternoon so cannot comment. Didn't try the coffee. Passengers get to pick whatever from the kitchen on their own.
Private toilets within the lounge.
Overall a positive experience.
Food is plenty and restocked. Food options are sandwiches, toasts etc. Drinks options are decent but not great. Alcohol is only available in the afternoon so cannot comment. Didn't try the coffee. Passengers get to pick whatever from the kitchen on their own.
Private toilets within the lounge.
Overall a positive experience.
Coffs Harbour Marina Walkway
Acting as one of the seawalls to protect Coffs Harbour (the actual harbour), the doubles as a walkway to connect Muttonbird Island to mainland.
Sitting high on top of the seawall the path is wide and well maintained. Many locals take advantage of it for exercise in all forms. We have seen plenty of actions on wheels. Note that general public is not allowed to drive on the path.
The rocky side facing the open ocean is favoured by some anglers. On the harbour side it's possible to walk on the wooden platform connecting all the jetties where plenty of sea life can be spotted in the crystal clear water.
A very pleasant place to walk and soak in the lifestyle of Coffs Harbour. The only thing that bothers me about the walkway/seawall is the fact that it allows rodents to access Muttonbird Island for stealing bird eggs.
Sitting high on top of the seawall the path is wide and well maintained. Many locals take advantage of it for exercise in all forms. We have seen plenty of actions on wheels. Note that general public is not allowed to drive on the path.
The rocky side facing the open ocean is favoured by some anglers. On the harbour side it's possible to walk on the wooden platform connecting all the jetties where plenty of sea life can be spotted in the crystal clear water.
A very pleasant place to walk and soak in the lifestyle of Coffs Harbour. The only thing that bothers me about the walkway/seawall is the fact that it allows rodents to access Muttonbird Island for stealing bird eggs.