My partner and I did a two week road trip from Melbourne to the Blue Mountains in New South Wales last year in November 2023. We had been saying for 15 years that we wanted to see the Blue Mountains, but it was never the right time, things would come up that stopped us from going like not enough money, bushfires and floods in New South Wales.
We stopped in at Eden for a couple of hours, here are the places we stopped at.
I haven’t visited the locations without photos yet, but I’ll update my post with pictures and details as soon as I do. Click on this link to go to Eden Part 1
National Parks
Green Cape
The Green Cape area, situated in the southern part of Beowa National Park south of Eden, serves as your entry point to the Light to Light walk, isolated camping sites, accommodations at Green Cape lighthouse, and exceptional opportunities for whale watching. Learn more
Green Cape lookout
Experience premier whale-watching at Green Cape lookout, a remote gem on the NSW Far South Coast. Enjoy vast ocean views and wildlife spotting on a car tour.
A short walk from the car park leads to the commanding Green Cape Lightstation, offering refreshing ocean breezes and excellent whale watching opportunities. Spot fur seals, dolphins, albatross, and more. In October, witness the annual migration of muttonbirds.
Explore the Green Cape Lightstation Keeper’s Cottage and take a virtual tour using Google Street View Trekker.
For more details, visit https://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/things-to-do/lookouts/green-cape-lookout
Beowa National Park:
Beowa National Park, formerly Ben Boyd National Park, sprawls across 47km of rugged coastline and tranquil inlets near Eden, a prime whale-watching destination on NSW’s far South Coast. Its pristine waters are perfect for snorkeling and swimming.
Divided by Twofold Bay, Beowa offers two distinct areas: Pambula-Haycock and Green Cape. The former boasts sparkling lakes and surf beaches, while the latter is known for its rocky cliffs and beachside campgrounds.
The park features a stunning landscape of red rock platforms against the deep blue ocean, shaped by the sea’s relentless force.
Enjoy leisurely strolls on shorter tracks like the Pambula River or Pinnacles loop. For a more adventurous hike, tackle the multi-day Light to Light walk from Boyds Tower to Green Cape Lightstation. Day visitors can fish, barbecue, or picnic by the water.
Beowa is rich in Aboriginal heritage, with over 50 sites like middens and rock shelters, reflecting the local community’s deep connection to their Country.
Elevated lookouts offer prime whale-watching spots, especially from September to December when southern right and humpback whales migrate close to shore.
Renamed in 2022 to honor Aboriginal heritage, Beowa National Park beckons exploration. Discover the Pambula-Haycock area for its sparkling river and Aboriginal shell middens, or head to Green Cape for camping, lighthouse stays, and unparalleled whale watching.
For more information click on the link provided https://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/visit-a-park/parks/beowa-national-park
Bittangabee Bay
Nestled within a rocky, sheltered bay featuring a small beach, Bittangabee Bay offers an enchanting retreat to unwind and revel in breathtaking coastal vistas. Secluded yet easily reachable, it provides a tranquil setting for private swimming and fishing amidst a pristine natural environment. Bring along a picnic lunch and binoculars to enjoy birdwatching or whale watching during migration season.
Access to Bittangabee Bay is convenient from the Bittangabee campground, and avid walkers may explore the Bittangabee Bay to Green Cape walk, a segment of the Light to Light walk spanning from Boyd’s Tower to Green Cape Light Station. History enthusiasts can explore nearby ruins, while nature lovers can encounter a wealth of local wildlife, including long-nosed bandicoots, wombats, brush-tailed possums, and lace monitor lizards.
For more information click on the link provided https://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/things-to-do/swimming-spots/bittangabee-bay
Bittangabee campground https://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/camping-and-accommodation/campgrounds/bittangabee-campground
Saltwater Creek
Nestled in the southern reaches of Beowa National Park “Saltwater” stands as a secluded surf beach flanked by two intermittently closing creeks and their quaint lagoons. The northern estuary, Saltwater Creek, provides a serene setting for kayaking or stand-up paddleboarding, while the beach itself is exposed to easterly swells. A popular rest spot for hikers on the Light to Light walk between Boyd’s Tower and Green Cape Light Station, Saltwater offers amenities such as toilets, picnic tables, BBQs, and a modest campground featuring 15 sites. Reservations are recommended and can be made online.
Contact information
- National Parks Office, 47 Merimbula Drive, Merimbula NSW 2548
- Phone: (02) 6495 5000
For more information click on the link provided https://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/camping-and-accommodation/campgrounds/saltwater-creek-campground/visitor-info
Fire Impacted Zone
Certain sections of this park underwent fire damage in 2019/2020. The landscape has evolved, showing signs of recovery. Certain areas may stay closed for extended periods to aid habitat recovery or facilitate park infrastructure repairs. Reach out for additional details.
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Pinnacles Loop
Explore the beauty of The Pinnacles and Long Beach within Beowa National Park [North] (formerly Ben Boyd National Park). Long Beach, with its stunning backdrop of the 65-million-year-old Pinnacles, serves as a captivating setting. During winter, it becomes a favored spot for salmon fishing, while warmer months attract flathead enthusiasts.
Please note that Long Beach is exposed and lacks patrol services. From the car park, you can directly access the beach (a 700m return journey with steps) or opt for the Pinnacles Loop Walk. This walking trail provides a bird’s-eye perspective of the Pinnacles, where the white sands indicate the level of an ancient water table, while the red gravel clay above showcases rust (iron oxide). Along the route, two lookouts offer panoramic views south to Lennards Island and north to Haycock Point, both situated in the northern section of Beowa National Park
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Bournda National Park
Bournda National Park, a hidden gem on the Far South Coast, near Tathra, offers coastal walks, birdwatching, and kayaking at Bournda Lagoon.
Getting there and parking
From Tathra:
Head south on Sapphire Coast Drive toward Merimbula. From Bega:
Take the Tathra Road (Snowy Mountains Highway) toward Tathra. Turn right onto Sapphire Coast Drive and continue south toward Merimbula. From Merimbula:
Travel north toward Tathra on Sapphire Coast Drive.
Park entry points:
Bournda Road access – View on map
Kangarutha carpark – View on map
Wallagoot Lake Road access – View on map
Widgeram Road access – View on map
Parking:
Hobart Beach campground – View on map
Bournda Lagoon – View on map
Turingal Head picnic area – View on map
By bike:
Explore the area on two wheels—check out the Bicycle information for NSW website for more details.
By public transport:
Discover public transport options by visiting the NSW country transport info website.
For more information click on the link provided https://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/visit-a-park/parks/bournda-national-park/visitor-info
Mount Imlay National Park
Just 30km south of Eden, Mount Imlay National Park offers a serene day trip with picnicking, birdwatching, walks, wildflowers, and coastal vistas.
Nestled in remote bushland with narrow rocky ridges and deep gullies, Mount Imlay National Park is a peaceful retreat for nature enthusiasts.
Part of a network of parks safeguarding the coastline and ranges from Moruya to Victoria’s East Gippsland, Mount Imlay shares its skyline with the prominent Mount Imlay, known as ‘Balawan’ to local Aboriginal people.
Enjoy a scenic drive and a relaxing picnic under the trees or challenge yourself with a hike to Mount Imlay’s summit, offering birdwatching and breathtaking coastal views.
Key features:
Mount Imlay – Balawan Summit walking track: This demanding trail climbs over 600m from Burrawang picnic area to the summit, where you can enjoy a picnic with panoramic views and witness spring’s beauty.
Getting there From Eden:
Travel south on Princes Highway Turn right onto Burrawang Forest Road, also known as Mount Imlay Road, 19km south of Eden. Continue driving through East Boyd State Forest to Mount Imlay carpark and Burrawang picnic area
Park entry points
Burrawang picnic area carpark See on map
By bike
Explore the area on two wheels – check out the Bicycle information for NSW website for more details.
By public transport
Discover public transport options by visiting the NSW country transport info website.
For more information click on the link provided https://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/visit-a-park/parks/mount-imlay-national-park
North [Pambula–Haycock]
Explore the Pambula–Haycock region within Beowa National Park, situated between Merimbula and Eden. Immerse yourself in the natural beauty as you stroll along Severs Beach, Barmouth Beach, and Haycock Point along the coastline. These areas provide excellent opportunities for picnics, leisurely walks, or a day of relaxation on secluded and unspoiled beaches. Discover more about these picturesque locations by delving into further details.
For more information click on the link provided https://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/visit-a-park/parks/pambula-haycock-area
Curalo Lagoon
Explore the Lake Curalo Boardwalk, a scenic pathway circling the entire lake and seamlessly connecting with the Aslings Beach Maritime Walk.
Meandering approximately six kilometers round trip, this boardwalk winds through melaleuca forest, salt marsh, and toward the estuary mouth, offering glimpses of diverse birdlife like black swans, pelicans, and cormorants. Scenic bridges and picnic spots dot the route.
Accessible for prams, wheelchairs, and bikes, entry points are available at Eden Sportsground on Barclay Street, Lakeside Drive, and across from the Eden Gateway Holiday Park.
Continue eastward along the boardwalk to reach Aslings Beach and the Maritime Heritage Walk, showcasing Eden’s maritime history.
Note: At times, the estuary mouth may be impassable due to ocean access. In such cases, the walk covers a 3.75-kilometer one-way route from the sports ground around the lake to the estuary mouth.
For more details, visit https://www.sapphirecoast.com.au/walks
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Walk the Story Trail
Embark on the Bundian Way’s historic journey along the 1.8km Story Trail from Cocora Beach to Quarantine Bay. Traverse native bushland, reaching the Bunang Ring and Cocora Point, with sweeping coastal views from Budginbro Lookout. Continue along the trail, passing Sealers Lookout, Bungo Beach, and Brierly Lookout, concluding at Quarantine Bay. Look out for Story Trail tours with Indigenous guides for insights into the Bundian Way’s millennia-old history. Cocora Beach offers free parking, public amenities, a playground, and BBQ facilities, while parking is available at Quarantine Bay.
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Produce from the region
Indulge in the diverse flavors of Eden, home to some of Australia’s top producers of fresh seafood and other delectable offerings. The majority of these quality products are readily available for purchase within Eden, and the knowledgeable staff at the Eden Visitor Information Centre are more than happy to assist you in locating the right vendors.
For more information click on the link provided https://visiteden.com.au/experience/local-produce/
Fishing
In Twofold Bay, Eden, fishing enthusiasts have myriad options. Whether you prefer open-sea fishing for big game or reef fish, river, shoreline, or lake fishing, or even diving, Eden has it all. The town offers various estuaries and beaches within easy reach, along with excellent facilities like boat ramps and fish-cleaning amenities. The pristine waters year-round and abundant shellfish, including prawns, crayfish, oysters, mussels, and abalone, add to the allure. With the Sapphire Coast’s clear waters, there’s ample opportunity for traditional line fishing or exploring rocky terrain for the perfect catch. Always check weather conditions for the best experience.
For more information click on the link provided https://visiteden.com.au/experience/fishing/
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For more information on diving click on the link provided https://visiteden.com.au/experience/fishing/
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Parks, Play Areas, and Picnic Locations
Eden boasts numerous parks, playgrounds, and picnic spots, many offering breathtaking views. Along the scenic Aslings Beach, you’ll find abundant picnic tables. If you venture a bit farther, the nearby national parks and state forests feature several picnic areas. Some are equipped with gas/electric barbecues, while others require you to source your own wood for traditional billy boiling. Be mindful of any existing fire restrictions, and confirm with the local state forests office regarding wood usage. Proper disposal of rubbish is essential, leaving the areas clean and tidy after use.
Rotary Park Lookout and Picnic
Area offer a vantage point to behold the rugged coastline and pristine hinterland from the elevated viewing platform. From September to November, seize the opportunity for some of Australia’s finest whale watching, particularly as migratory whales, including mothers with calves, grace Twofold Bay. Explore the Seamen’s Memorial and take a leisurely stroll along Rotary Walk, a cliff-top path boasting breathtaking views of remarkable rock formations and coastal scenery.
Facilities at this site include covered and outdoor picnic tables, sheltered BBQs, water access, playground equipment, waste disposal bins, and well-maintained restroom facilities. Free parking is available, and there is ample space for maneuvering caravans and buses.
Apex Park
Apex Park offers a scenic perspective overlooking the stunning Aslings Beach. Revel in the picturesque view or go for a stroll along the boardwalk.
Facilities at the park encompass picnic tables, gas/electric BBQ facilities, and a children’s playground.
Cocora Beach Playground
Nestled adjacent to the serene Cocora Beach, this location serves as the starting point for the southern end of the Bundian Way walking track. The Cocora Beach playground provides a perfect setting to unwind while children engage in play.
Facilities at the site comprise a children’s playground, picnic tables, a covered area, gas/electric BBQ facilities, as well as toilets and showers.
George Bass Park
Situated on Museum Street, just off Albert Terrace, George Bass Park offers a prime location. Keep an eye out for whales from the panoramic lookout or indulge in a cliff-side stroll.
Facilities at the park encompass picnic tables, a covered area, gas/electric BBQ facilities, toilets, and a children’s playground.
Snug Cove
As the third deepest natural harbor in the southern hemisphere, Snug Cove brings together three wharves seamlessly. Explore the wharves, observe fishermen offloading their catches, visit the Eden Welcome Centre, and soak in the breathtaking views of Twofold Bay, with Mt Imlay gracing the distance.
Facilities at Snug Cove include public toilets with disabled access and ample parking.
RSL Memorial Park
Situated on Calle Calle Street, RSL Park provides a scenic vantage point overlooking the ocean, making it an excellent spot for whale watching. In close proximity lies the Eden War Memorial.
The park features amenities such as picnic tables, toilets, and a children’s playground.
Potoroo Palace
Potoroo Palace stands as a petite not-for-profit native wildlife sanctuary, providing a haven for various familiar and lesser-known Australian animal species. Many of these animals, some exceptionally rare, hail from the Sapphire Coast area. Kangaroos, emus, wallabies, and a diverse array of birds freely roam the sanctuary grounds. For those seeking closer encounters, arrangements can be made with some of the more reserved animal residents.
For additional details on Eden’s parks, playgrounds, and picnic spots, feel free to drop by the Eden Visitor Information Centre.
Forests
Explore the Far South Coast’s state forests with Forests NSW. Breathe in the forest’s scents, relax amidst nature’s embrace, and take in stunning scenery. These recreation areas offer amenities like picnic tables, fireplaces, toilets, and camping facilities, along with roads and trails perfect for four-wheel driving. Whether camping, walking your dog, or exploring by road, bike, or foot, these forests offer diverse outdoor experiences. In Eden, NSW, discover a coastal paradise rich in maritime history. From outdoor adventures to sun-kissed beaches and cultural richness, Eden promises an unforgettable escape. Explore its natural wonders and timeless tales for an enchanting experience.
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Mountain Biking
Gravity Eden
The starting point and parking area for Gravity Eden are situated in Nullica State Forest, accessible through Storey Avenue off the Princes Highway in Eden.
Access to the mountain bike trails can be gained by vehicle through the primary trailhead parking lot, the drop-off midpoint along Nethercote Road, or the Bimmil Fire Trail drop-off point along Broadwater Road.
Experience the thrill of Gravity Eden Mountain Bike Park in Eden on the Sapphire Coast.
With over 58 kilometers of gravity-fed mountain bike trails, Gravity Eden offers high-quality, machine-built singletrack suitable for riders of all levels. From adventurous wilderness journeys to exhilarating descents, the park provides premium trails and natural wonders for riders to enjoy.
Located midway between Sydney and Melbourne, and just 3.5 hours from Canberra, Gravity Eden is surrounded by the stunning beauty of the Sapphire Coast. Explore pristine beaches, coastal hiking trails, local produce, history, and a welcoming community when you’re not on the trails.
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Places to get food:
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- https://www.oaklandsbarn.com/cafe
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Accomodation:
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- https://edenheritagehouse.com.au/
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- https://www.fairwaymotorinn.com.au/
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- https://www.boydtownbeach.com.au/
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Eden Tours and Activities:
- https://www.catbalou.com.au/
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- https://navigateexpeditions.com/tour/kayak-and-shuck-pambula-river-south-coast-nsw/
- https://www.viator.com/tours/New-South-Wales/2-hr-Highlights-of-Eden-Tour
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- https://www.viator.com/tours/New-South-Wales/Eden-Bike-Tour-around-Lake-Curalo/d120-335996P9
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- https://www.viator.com/en-AU/tours/New-South-Wales/Pambula-River-Kayaking-Tour/d120-335996P7
- https://www.viator.com/tours/New-South-Wales/Aboriginal-Culture-Tours-Kayaking/d120-335996P11
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Frequently Asked Questions About Eden?
What is the population of Eden?
The 2021 census reported that Eden had a population of 3,350 people. Of these, 8.2% were Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander individuals. Additionally, 79.0% of the population was born in Australia, and 87.7% spoke only English at home.
Why is Eden, NSW called Eden?
In 1843, a government surveyor named the township after George Eden, Earl of Auckland, who was the Secretary of the Colonies at the time. By 1901, when Australia became a federation, Eden was even considered as a potential capital.
What is Eden, Australia known for?
Eden boasts several renowned attractions, such as:
- The Killer Whale Museum
- Eden Visitor Information Centre
- Aslings Beach Boardwalk
- Ben Boyd National Park
- Aslings Beach Rock Pool
Does Eden NSW have an airport?
The closest airport to Eden is Merimbula (MIM) Airport, situated 17.1 kilometers away.
How do I fly to Eden?
Arriving at Merimbula Airport, you can easily rent a car for a quick 20-minute drive south to Eden. Daily flights from Sydney and Melbourne make it convenient. Merimbula Airport, just a 20-minute drive from Eden, offers great amenities such as a café, parking, car rentals, and taxi services.
Can you swim at Eden Beach?
Nestled in the center of Eden along the northern edge of Twofold Bay, Aslings Beach provides opportunities for both surfing and safe swimming, with lifeguards on duty during the summer months. Please note that conditions may vary, and rip currents can be frequent. Additionally, there’s a designated pet-friendly area north of Barclay Street where dogs can roam off-leash.
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