This run sets off from the historic Sugarloaf Point Lighthouse high above the ocean cliffs, and takes you donw through the small ‘town’ and then around to the beach with approx 2km run along the sand. Final part of the run is a climb back up to the lighthouse.
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eal Rocks is a picturesque coastal village on the Mid North Coast of New South Wales, known for its pristine beaches, rugged headlands and relaxed atmosphere. Located around three hours’ drive north of Sydney, this peaceful destination offers an escape from busy coastal towns. Number One Beach is popular for swimming and surfing, while nearby Boat Beach provides a sheltered setting for families and snorkelling. The historic Sugarloaf Point Lighthouse, perched above dramatic ocean cliffs, is a highlight, offering spectacular coastal views and opportunities for whale watching during migration season. The surrounding area features beautiful bushland, coastal walking tracks and access to Myall Lakes National Park. Visitors can enjoy surfing, fishing, kayaking, beach walks and wildlife spotting, with dolphins and seabirds frequently seen offshore. Accommodation is relatively low-key, including holiday houses, camping and nearby coastal retreats. With limited commercial development and striking natural scenery, Seal Rocks appeals to travellers seeking a quiet beach holiday, outdoor adventure and an authentic Australian coastal experience.
