Woy Woy Accommodation
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An area of considerable beauty, Woy Woy is a quiet, easily accessible town with a relaxed seaside charm.
Woy Woy, which in the local Aboriginal dialect means 'Deep Water', sits on the Western side of Brisbane Water along the Woy Woy channel. It is a very popular location for fishing and boating offering deep water boat launching facilities allowing small and large boats to be launched. The park along the foreshore is beautifully positioned for picnics and family swimming in the tidal baths. Pelican feeding takes place each day at 3.00 pm at Fishermans Wharf.
Woy Woy’s town centre is located only a few metres from the railway station which is serviced by frequent express trains making Woy Woy a reasonably quick and popular trip to and from Sydney.
Central Coast Ferries operate a regular ferry service from Woy Woy - Saratoga - Hardys Bay - Ettalong - Wagtstaff. They also run from Woy Woy - Empire Bay via Saratoga and Davistown.
Two festivals are held each year in November. The Brisbane Water Oyster Festival and the Blessing of the Fleet. They are held on the foreshores of Woy Woy with live entertainment, food and wine tasting making these very popular annual events.
An Olympic sized swimming pool and excellent gymnasium are located at the Indoor Peninsula Leisure Centre which also offers activities and classes for all ages. Casual memberships are available for visitors. Deepwater Plaza is located centrally in Woy Woy’s shopping district offering ample parking and a great range of shops.
The area was first settled in the 1820's and the local timbers which were felled by timber getters and convicts, were used for boat building which continued until World War I. Tourism and residential settlement began when the rail line from Sydney opened in 1888 which saw Woy Woy develop and grow as a service centre for nearby coastal towns.
Woy Woy has a good range of restaurants, cafes, pubs and clubs with accommodation to suit most budgets whether you are looking for a bed and breakfast, a self-contained guest house with its own jetty or a motel or hotel.
