I've figured out my travel plans! | Coffs Harbour

I’ve got another day to spend in Coffs Harbour, my second town in New South Wales! Yesterday might not have started the greatest, but it turned out to be a good day. After a fantastic night of sleeping, this day started way better, unsurprisingly because I didn’t sleep yesterday.

They had a market in Coffs, so instead of going straight to the Southern Break Wall, I first had a stroll over there. Also, a band was playing, so I couldn’t resist buying myself a coffee and enjoying the tiny concert. It’s a beautiful day today, and before going for my planned walk, I took some time to check out the nearby beaches. Because of yesterday’s changed itinerary, I only saw the Jetty and beaches by sunrise anyway.

Southern Break Wall

Yesterday I went hiking in the Muttonbird Island Nature Reserve. Today I’ll check out the other side of the harbour. That south side looked more promising than the north side. On the planning are the Southern Break Wall and Corambirra point.

From there, I’ll walk back to Coffs Harbour, where a hiking trail should be on the other side of the hill. I did sunrise at the reserve, and since I did some other things earlier today, I’ll have sunset on this side! Perfect for a two-day trip! And then, tonight, I’ll take the night bus to my next destination!

So, because I have three days left on my bus pass, I’ve decided to skip Sydney for now and firstly spend three days in Australia‘s Capital: Canberra. It’s a drive around, but I like to see it. Since I can travel overnight, I don’t waste too much time. Continuing yesterday’s sign for my travels, Indonesia was undeniable. So, that will be my next destination. I’ll spend the night on the bus, so I’ll give it another think! We will see what comes out of it.

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