A magical area directly opposite Nelson Bay featuring magnificent panormaic views of the area. Surround yourself and your family in nature\'s beauty while still having close acces to all modern facilities, a rare gem.

Pindimar is access from the Pacific Highway 70 kilometres north of Newcastle.

Take the Tea Gardens/Hawks Nest turn off and 2 kilometres along that road turn left to Pindimar.

It has a fascinating history as well its  Aboriginal name means \'Black Possum\', was once proposed as the site for the establishment of a major port city on the shores of Port Stephens. A site suitable as a port for overseas shipping was surveyed in 1918 followed by preliminary urban plans designed by architect W. Scott Griffiths covering an area of 7000 acres. Plans for this development included farming lots for returned soldiers, a railway link, industrial and educational zones, a cathedral, golf links and cemeteries. Pindimar was also the suggested site of a naval base for the Pacific Fleet by Admiral of the Fleet, Viscount Jellicoe, in 1919. However, the proposal was later rejected and the city never eventuated. A shark catching and processing station opened in 1927 and was later converted into an ice factory. Since that time it has been developed as a sleepy hamlet of around 200  homes. Many adjoining a waterfront with white sandy beaches and excellent fishing The road in form the Highway are  now sealed. The closest shops are Tea Gardens 14 kilometres drive.