The Entrance, where the Tuggerah Lake meets with the Pacific Ocean, is one of the major tourist destinations in the Central Coast region of New South Wales.

The Entrance waterfront is best known for its spectacular views, enticing beaches and a variety of recreational activities. People can go surfing, fishing and go cycling alongside the lake. Visitors can also free access to three Ocean pools. It is an ideal holiday destination for family.

In 1999, the Entrance was named ' The Pelican Capital of Australia'. As a famous Pelican reserve, the Entrance offers an enjoyable and educational activity that is daily Pelican Feeding at 3.30pm.