MacMasters Beach is a popular visitors location, divided off from Bouddi National Park by the steep cliffs of Mourawaring Point. The start of an almost continuous strip of residential coastline, MacMasters requires less effort to get there for those who want an easy day at an everyday beach.

The first two churches on The Central Coast were built at Kincumber. St Paul's Anglican Church was erected between 1841 and 1847 on three acres of the village reserve allotted to the Church of England. In this period churches were funded by public subscription which the government matched dollar for dollar. In the porchway is the gravestone of James Dunlop, the superintendent of the government observatory at Parramatta who discovered a comet in 1833. His grave is in the cemetery, along with those of other white pioneers. This small but genuinely charming church with its ivy-clad walls is located by the roundabout where Avoca Drive and Empire Bay Drive meet.