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Our team of physio's service patients from all over Port Macquarie, though most come from nearby suburbs such as North Shore, Riverside and Fernbank Creek.

Whether you need help with an existing injury, rehabilitation, soft tissue therapy or joint manipulations, we consider ourselves the best physios and physiotherapy clinic in Port Macquarie.

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Port Macquarie is a spectacular coastal town situated on the Mid North Coast of the Australian state of New South Wales. It lies within the local government area of Port Macquarie-Hastings Council.

The town is centred approximately 390 kilometres north of Sydney, and 570 kilometres south of the city of Brisbane. Further, Port Macquarie is located at the face of the Hastings River on the Tasman Sea coast. Also, the area is towards the eastern side of rural highway in New South Wales, called the Oxley Highway.

As per the June 2018 population estimates, Port Macquarie recorded a total of 47,973 inhabitants. It is expected to the rapidly growing area in New South Wales. Further, the town is also expected to grow to have 58,888 inhabitants in 2027.

Some of the notable heritage-listings in Port Macquarie are Port Macquarie First Burying Ground, Hastings Historical Society Museum, St Thomas’ Anglican Church, Port Macquarie Government House Site, Lake Innes House Ruins, and others.

Being a coastal destination, Port Macquarie is famous for its expensive waterways and beaches. Besides, the town is also renowned for its koala population.

History of Port Macquarie

The traditional custodians of Port Macquarie were identified to be the Birpai people. The Europeans first visited the land in 1818, the year when John Oxley arrived here to explore the interiors of New South Wales.

Facilities in Port Macquarie

Transport links include Port Macquarie Airport, Wauchope railway station, and road access via Oxley and Pacific Highways.

Some educational facilities of Port Macquarie include preschools, primary schools, high schools, and tertiary educational facilities offering courses in Psychology, Paramedicine, Creative Industries, Business Studies and Accounting, and many others.

Famous Destinations Around Port Macquarie

Beaches

Some of the breathtaking beaches in Port Macquarie are Flynns Beach, Town Beach, Lighthouse Beach, Lake Cathie Beach, Nobbys Beach, and Shelly Beach.

Billabong Zoo Koala & Wildlife Park

Here you can pat or hug a koala or a dingo and even feed a kangaroo, thus making it the best spot for animal lovers.

Port Macquarie Coastal Walking Trail

If you are bored during the weekends, this is a super-cool place to have a pleasant walk past the beautiful beaches, rocky bays, and subtropical rainforests.