The Clarence Coast is an area blessed with a wonderful year-round climate, a beautiful natural environment and great lifestyle.

Maclean is situated on the banks of the mighty Clarence River which is the base for our local fishing fleet and within easy drive to our national parks, World Heritage coastal rainforest and any of our eleven beaches.

Whilst in Maclean, be sure to include the Scottish Cairn, The Maclean Lookout, The Pinnacle and the Bicentennial Museum in your itinerary. Maclean is commonly known as ‘the Scottish town in Australia’. Many of its street signs are written in Gaelic as well as English. Australia’s oldest free Presbyterian church still holds services for the descendants of the early settlers, and there is a large Scottish Cairn constructed from rocks from around Australia and Scotland in the Herb Stanford Memorial Park, overlooking the river in Taloumbi Street. Maclean is also well known for its river fishing and its easy access to coastal national parks and holiday resorts.

So come and explore!