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Photo: These unusual rock formations formed from ancient lavaflows, sandstone deposits and the effects of time, weather and the sea.
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Exploring the South Coast of NSW
- South Coast Birdlife
- Wombat Crossing
- Bird of Prey Bournda National Park
- Rock Wallaby
- Killer Whale Museum at Eden, NSW
- Kangaroos Feeding - Pambula NSW
- Magpies Bega Valley NSW
- Penguins Bournda Nat Park NSW
- Rainbow Lorrikeets Australia
Exploring the Sapphire Coast, NSW
- Sapphire Coast Things to Do
- Bega NSW - Saphhire Coast
- Sapphire Coast View
- Historical Pambula NSW
- Antique Shop Bargains
- Sapphire Coast National Park: Bournda
- Merimbula NSW
- Sea Shells on the Shore
- Bermagui Coastal Walk - Cuttagee Beach
- Bermagui Beaches: Cuttagee Beach
- North Tura Beach
- Tura Beach NSW
- Fishing on the Sapphire Coast
- Tathra Beach on the Sapphire Coast
- Bermagui view of Mount Gulaga
- Tathra: Chamberlain Lookout
Sapphire Coast to the Snowy Mountains
- Great Dividing Range Escarpment
- South Coast NSW to the Snowy Mountains
- Monaro Highway Canberra
- Touring Australia: the Monaro Highway
- Heathlands and Coastal Scrub of Bournda NP
- Rock Formations at Bournda NP
- Touring Australia: Visiting the Snowy Mountains Scheme
- Pambula Beach - Merimbula
- Mallacoota Gippsland, Victoria
- Bega Valley NSW View
- Bega Courthouse South Coast NSW
- Mallacoota Pelican
- Mallacoota Victoria
- Mallacoota Scenery
- Mallacoota Wilderness
- Central Highlands Plains NSW
About the South Coast of NSW
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Bournda National Park Rock Formations
Along the beaches that front Bournda National Park. The volcanic flows that produced Tura Head Island and these strange rock formations happened a million years ago.
Note: these rock formations, as well as the flora and fauna of the park are all protected.
Within the park you can find more walks, exploring the park and taking you to some stunning beaches, backed by natural wooded hinterlands. There are dramatic cliffs along the coast, which can, if your lucky enough, to spot migrating whales.
Hobart Beach
At Hobart Beach, there are campsites available. Nearby is Wallagoot Lake, where you can swim or go kayaking, fishing and boating. Other walks here can take you to Bondi Lake. Along the lakes you can spot the bounteous birdlife that inhabit the park.
In the past, whaling was the econonomic mainstay, now it’s sustainable tourism. The many beaches, national parks and small fishing villages of the South Coast have managed to limit excessive development, most of the major industries have tended to congregate in Sydney and its surrounds, such as places such as Newcastle and Wollongong.
South Coast NSW Places to Stay
In Merimbula and the nearby beach towns of Pambula and Tura, you can find a good range of accommodation to suit almost any budget. Merimbula places to stay include beach resorts, hotels, charming bed & breakfasts, caravan parks, serviced apartments, pub stays, homesteads and holiday lettings.
Enquire at the Merimbula Tourist Information Centre about the many national parks, activities, things to do, camp sites and picnic areas, lakes, unique flora and fauna on the Sapphire Coast. Located at Beach St, Merimbula NSW 2548 Phone +061 2 6495 1129.
Main Photo: These unusual rock formations formed from ancient lavaflows, sandstone deposits and the effects of time, weather and the sea.
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