Korora is a suburb of the City of Coffs Harbour in New South Wales, Australia, located 6 km north of the city centre. Korora is located in a basin that runs from the foothills of the Great Dividing Range in the west to Korora Bay (part of the Tasman Sea) in the east. It is bisected by the Pacific Highway, which runs south to north between Sydney and Brisbane. The section of Korora between the Pacific Highway and the coast is mainly residential, with some tourist facilities. The section west of the Highway consists of larger residential blocks and farms growing mainly bananas and blueberries. The west-most section of Korora is forested and includes part of the Ulidarra National Park. The Korora basin is drained by creeks that flow into Pine Brush Creek and enter the sea at Hills Beach.

In the 2021 Australian census, Korora had a population of 2,740. Compared with Australia as a whole, Korora had an older population (median age of 44 vs 38 years), with more people born in Australia (77.8% vs 66.9%) and speaking English only at home (88.9% vs 72.0%). Korora also had a higher median weekly personal income ($832 vs $805) and level of education (28.7% vs 26.3% with a Bachelor degree or higher).