Copacabana NSW 2251
One road in and no through-traffic, a fiercely local surf town held together by the flags, the lagoon and the point.
Life at Copacabana.
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Life in Copacabana.
Copacabana SLSC
Flags fly at the northern end from the September school holidays to April, with a rock pool for the littlest swimmers.
Captain Cook Lookout
Perched above the beach with views to The Skillion and across Bouddi National Park. Keep an eye out for whales through winter and spring.
Cockrone Lagoon
The calm, shallow lagoon between Copa and Macs is the go-to for toddlers, kayaks and lazy afternoons.
The village eats
Burnt Honey Bakery's cult sourdough, Artie's Place at the surf club and woodfired pizza cover the essentials.
Schools nearby.
Copacabana Public School
Public · K-6
The village's own primary, minutes from the beach and close enough that most kids walk.
Kincumber High School
Public · 7-12
The local catchment high school, a short drive inland via Kincumber.
Holy Cross Catholic Primary School
Catholic · K-6
The nearby Catholic primary at Kincumber, serving the 2251 beach villages.
Central Coast Grammar School
Independent · Pre-K-12
The Coast's leading independent school at Erina Heights, within an easy commute.
Transport links.
Sydney
About 90 minutes via the M1, then Kincumber and The Scenic Road turn-off.
Routes 66A & 66C
Busways loop services link Copa with Gosford via Kincumber and Green Point.
Gosford
About 17 km to the station, hospital and city services. Copa really is the town at the end of the road.
Gosford Station
Intercity trains to Sydney Central roughly every 20 minutes, about 1 hour 27 minutes.
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