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Starting from the Ruins Campground this 7.3km loop trail takes you past both the ocean and the shores of Lake Wallis. There are plenty of opportunities to take a dip, so be sure to take your swimmers and... make a day of it. The walk begins on Seven Mile Beach and heads up the northern side of Booti Hill before emerging onto the ridge-crest. You might be luck enough to spot whales from this point during the migration season. Carry on towards Elizabeth Beach where you can stop for a swim, picnic or BBQ. The trail then branches west, crosses The Lakes Way and follows the shore of Wallis Lake for the remaining 3.5km.

Grab a board and hit the waves at one of the most famous surfing beaches along the North Coast. The waves here are truely special and even if surfing isn't your thing the azure colour of the water will... have everyone wanting to jump in! Framed by a lush green headland, the story goes that the beach gained its name from a misadventure by a local cow. Occasionally cows can still be spotted on the southern headland.

Check out the Destination Barrington Coast website, as find out all you can do. "Where the leaves touch the waters from the mountains to the sea".

Take a dip at 'Lizzie's' as the locals call it. Part of Booti Booti National Park, Elizabeth Beach is one of the most popular swimming spots in The Palms. The beach faces North, making the waters calm... and perfect for families looking to cool down. Pacific Palms Surf Life Saving Club is also based out of Elizabeth Beach and patrols during the summer months.