The seaside village of Anna Bay is located at the gateway to the Stockton Beach Sand Dunes, 32 kilometres north of Stockton Beach and approximately 8 kilometres south east of Nelson Bay. Anna Bay is a popular destination spot for surfers, fisherman and those with the thrill of adventure. The famous local dolphin population are in the area all year-round, with the visiting whales migrating north in May and returning with their young around mid November. The fish are always biting regardless of the season at Anna Bay so why not try your luck rock or beach fishing at Birubi Point or Fishermans Bay.
There is an abundance of attractions in the Anna Bay area including: 4 wheel driving, quad bike rides, camel rides, horse trail rides, sand boarding, fishing, surfing, patrolled swimming beaches (Birbubi), adventure tours, a 9 hole par golf course and much much more. Discover the largest moving coastal sand mass in the southern hemisphere on a 4WD adventure tour to the famous Sygna shipwreck. The Sygna is a 58 thousand tonne Norewegian bulk carrier that was blown ashore in 1974 and is now home to an abundance of marine wildlife. The sand dunes are also home to "Tin City" which is home to the oldest fishing village.
Anna Bay has many facilities including: a village shopping centre where you can stock up on the basic groceries for your stay. Facilities include a supermarket, ATM, fuel, post office, newsagent, butcher, bakery, bottled gas, chemist, bus stop, EFTPOS, tavern, mechanical services, medical centre, public telephone, restaurant and takeaway food.
