Allamanda Retreat The Entrance

Walk to beach for swimming, surfing, fishing, diving,windsurfing, 5 minutes drive to bush walking tracks.
Stroll to restaurants, club & local shops.
3 min. drive to bike track alongside Tuggerah Lake (bike hire shop nearby).
Some of the many leisure activities in and around The Entrance includes: tennis, scuba diving, boating, sail boarding, kayaking,lawn bowls, ten pin bowling, horse riding, golf.
BYO Restaurant within walking distance. Just 5 mins drive to 18 hole Tuggerah Lakes Golf Course & Bay Village Shopping Complex/speciality shops & supermarkets. 3 mins drive to The Entrance town centre. 15 mins drive to Terrigal or the National Park , very good surfing spots.
Guests can enjoy self drive tours, hire a bike & cycle round Tuggerah Lake, spend a day in the famous Hunter Valley (a 45 min drive), take a cruise on the Scenic Tuggerah Lakes or hire their own boat for a relaxing day fishing.
Take the family to Erina Ice Skating Rink in Erina Fair Shopping Complex, only a 20 min drive away. See the latest movies at The Entrance Twin Theatre or at Greater Union complex at Westfield Tuggerah. Make sure you don't miss the Pelican Feeding - 3.30pm Daily in Memorial Park at The Entrance.
Nearby Tourist Attractions that should be added to your list of things to see and do are:Boat Cruises, Coastal Lookouts, National Parks, The Australian Reptile Park, The Forest of Tranquility, Calga Spring Sanctuary & The Fragrant Gardens.
Australian Reptile Park & Wildlife Sanctuary: established in 1948 by Australia's first naturalist, Eric Worrell, the Australian Reptile Park & Wildlife Sanctuary is a zoo with a difference. The Park saves up to 300 lives a year through its snake and spider venom-milking program and is home to a variety of Australian wildlife. See crocodiles, snakes, American alligators, giant tortoises and pythons. There are also cute and cuddly mammals including koalas, kangaroos, platypus, echidnas, Tasmanian devils and dingoes. Open 9am-5pm daily.
Australia Walkabout Wildlife Park: just off the F3 between Hornsby and Gosford, this 170 acre wildlife sanctuary is home to around 180 species of indigenous mammals, reptiles, amphibians and birds, insects and spiders. The Park's tours include animal feedings, bushtucker and bush medicine talks, Aboriginal sites, art, history and music. Open daily 9.30am-5pm daily.
Erina Ice World: one of the Central Coast's most popular attractions for the kids, Erina Ice World offers an ice skating rink with a giant screen playing the latest video clips, a huge grandstand for hockey games and ice shows. There's also a warm lounge area serving coffee and snacks and it is conveniently located at Erina Fair so mum and dad can shop or relax whilst the kids wear themselves out on the ice rink.
Feed the pelicans: daily feedings at The Entrance Foreshore (3.30pm)
FOR ACTIVITY & ADVENTURE SEEKERS

Go surfing, kayaking or fishing

Central Coast Surf School has been introducing new-comers to the surfing lifestyle for more than 10 years in some of the most beautiful and unspoiled beaches that the east coast of Australia has to offer. The School offers school holiday programs, private and group lessons for beginners through to novice surfers.
Southern Adventures offers kayak hire, lessons and guided tours including their popular Oyster Tour. Paddle the beautiful Brisbane Waters and Woy Woy Bay weaving amongst oyster farms and past Pelican Island, breeding ground of the famous Woy Woy pelicans before stopping at Waterfall Bay for a lunch on a secluded beach. Taste oysters and learn about how they are grown before finish the tour with the daily pelican feeding.
Glenworth Valley Horse Riding: with more than 200 horses to choose from with gentle horses for nervous beginners to more challenging horses for the experienced rider, Glenworth Valley caters to the needs of all riders. Visitors to Glenworth Valley have the option of free range riding for experienced rides or guided riding to suit all abilities. Glenworth Valley is also home to a host of other adventure sports including kayaking, 4WD quad bike tours, abseiling, laser skirmish and orienteering/ bushwalking.
Fishing: renowned as a fisherman's paradise, the Central Coast offers excellent recreational and sport fishing. The award-winning Central Coast Charters offers game and reef fishing charters in search of Marlin, Yellowfin Tuna, Albacore, Snapper, Jewfish, Kingfish and more. Central Coast Charters also offer river cruises around Broken Bay, the Hawkesbury River, Cowan Creek and Brisbane Waters and ocean cruises between Sydney and the Central Coast.

Scenic joy flights: enjoy a bird's eye view of the Central Coast's beautiful natural bushlands and vast waterways with a 15 or 30 minute scenic joy flight. If you are more of an adventurous thrill-seeker, you'll love the 20-minute aerobic flight.
Paintball: a fabulous day of fun for family and friends, paintball (also known as skirmish) is war games where no one gets hurt! Players must be at least 18 years of age. All equipment is supplied including safety gear and instruction

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