Situated roughly 36km north of Coffs Harbour and 40kms south of Grafton along the Pacific Highway it consists of a small village community set in largely untouched bush and coastal lands.
The islands, ocean, headlands and estuaries in this area are within the Solitary Islands Marine Park. This is where the warm ocean currents from the north meet with the colder southern currents and there is an amazing diversity of marine life, including soft corals.
There is a special brochure available on this marine park. Corindi Beach offers long, rolling beachs and pockets of coastal rainforests, with many walks and cultural activities. The surrounding areas to the west of Corindi Beach offer vast expanses of bushland and rainforest with a history of gold mining in early settlement days.
It is ideal terrain for 4-wheel driving with many mountain streams and water holes for swimming. There are extensive blueberry and exotic fruit farms north west of the village. Corinidi beach has a Tavern, Caravan park, General Store, Service Station, Arts & Crafts and a cultural centre.
Temperatures for Corindi Beach
Corindi Beach has moderate summer temperatures. The summer high temperature for Corindi Beach is approximately 28 °c. The summer low temperature is approximately 17 °c.
Corindi Beach has mild winter temperatures. The winter high temperature for Corindi Beach is approximately 19 °c. The winter low temperature is approximately 5 °c.
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