Ahh, Tezza. Been coming up here since I was a kid. I remember when the esplanade was just a strip…read moreof weatherboard shops and everyone walked around barefoot. No Hogs Breath Café, no Subway, no Thai restaurants. Just boardies and bogans. One thing that hasn't changed about Terrigal Beach is the surf. There ain't none. Which is totally okay, as Tezza is more of a swimming beach than anything else, and great for young families. Oh, and there's a lagoon a ways down that's great for tikes and dogs to splash about in, and it sometimes connects to the sea via a little channel and that's pretty rad in my book. If you wanna walk on the wild side sit under the tree to the left of the surf club come dusk and get your brain blasted by the falsetto screeching of a million invisible birds. Perfect for those boring dates where you don't want to listen to what they're saying.

I spend a bit of my time with friends in Erina that is next to Terrigal and from time to time I…read morewent to this wonderful beach. Sometimes for hang out end enjoy the afternoon, sometimes to meet friends at the beach volleyball sessions on Sunday's and sometimes for Kitesurfing sessions. Close to the beach are a lot of cafe's, restaurants and pubs. For me all in all a very nice place to meet friends and/or relax. Before I forget this, next to Terrigal beach is Wamberal beach where you can take your dog or other pets out for a walk...

By definition a skillion is a "a lean-to serving as a room or a shed" (who said you couldn't learn…read moresomething today), but this ain't no roof. It's a rock, an escarpment, a cliff, heck, it's a promontory! I would cautiously guess the angle to be 46.37 degrees, give or take. This place is unlikely to be on the destinations list of your local nursing home's tour plan. When I first got here, there weren't even steps or a gardened area, just plain old grass. I don't remember how I actually got up there, but you need some sort of fitness level if you want to make it to the top (did that sound like a pap talk). Once you do get to the top (and it IS easier with those steps) you'll have an amazing 269 degrees vista over the coast and waters. I bet you can see whales pretty well during whale watching season. But can they see you...?

I don't even know where to start describing this bad boy. It's, like, a big grassy slope on a 45…read moredegree angle that just goes up and up and ends in a cliff sheer cliff and is great to run up and roll down like you're a kid again and you can see the open ocean from pretty much all the way around and there's an often-muddy football field in the basin-type catchment area in the middle and Terrigal Beach is a short downhill stumble away. ... I already said you can roll down it, right?