Whoota Whoota lookout

Whoota Whoota Lookout in Wallingat National Park, NSW, offers visitors commanding views of eucalypt forests, Wallis Lake, and the rugged coastline.

It is easily accessible and provides opportunities for picnicking and animal spotting.

The lookout provides panoramic views of the vast expanse of eucalypt forests, as well as the rugged coastline and Wallis Lake. Whoota Whoota Lookout is an ideal destination for those looking to explore Wallingat National Park. Visitors can enjoy a picnic while taking in the stunning views and natural beauty of the region.

The lookout is open year-round, but it is recommended to visit during the cooler months, from March to November, for a more comfortable climate and lower humidity.

To reach Whoota Whoota Lookout, visitors can drive to Wallingat National Park's main entrance via the Lakes Way turnoff, ten kilometers south of Forster. From there, follow the signs to the lookout, which is a leisurely ten-minute drive along a sealed road suitable for all vehicles.