Wooli is a beautiful seaside village with a storybook setting. It is encircled by Yuraygir National park and the village is located on a narrow peninsula with the Wooli River on it’s western side and the Pacific Ocean to the east. This section of coastline forms the northern sector of the Solitary Islands Marine Park which protects the estuaries, beaches and islands from the Sandon River to Coffs Harbour.

As the Gateway to the Solitary Islands Marine Park, Wooli is the perfect place for those wanting to explore the natural underwater beauty of the marine park by deepsea diving. The Wooli River can be explored for around 20km by canoe or boat. Kangaroos, emus, black-necked storks, brolgas, kingfishers, parrots and all manner of wildlife make there home along the banks of this pristine river system.

Locals and holiday makers alike can find many fishing and picnic spots along the riverbank. The serious angler can chase a wide range of fish from the beaches, rocks or deepsea where the local fishing charters are happy to take you 7 days a week.

There are many kilometres of secluded beaches in and around Wooli and visitors love to find their own favourite spot to swim, surf, fish, walk or relax.

Our local area real estate specialist is Rod Ford 0429 497 444.