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a natural paradise
on the Sapphire Coast
Phone (02) 6496 1953 I www.visiteden.com.au
Welcome to Eden
Nestled within three National Parks, Eden, on
the shores of magnificent Twofold Bay provides
you with easy access to our natural paradise
and opens many pages of our fascinating
Australian history.
Explore this special part of Let our heritage tales and
the Sapphire Coast trails unfold
Pristine undeveloped coastline, Visit the Davidson Whaling
secluded sandy beaches, Station, ponder on the legacy of
abundant wildlife, rain forest Boydtown, delve into countless
walks and tall tree forest drives centuries of indigenous
are waiting for you to explore. habitation or stand at the spot
in Snug Cove where Bass and
Spot the whales up close Flinders came ashore in 1798 –
and personal our heritage is simply amazing.
One of the nation’s deepest
Discover the charm of Eden
natural harbours, Twofold Bay
provides safe access for the Call in to the Eden Visitor
recreational fisherman and Centre for a suggested itinerary,
provides excellent opportunities accommodation, tours, trails
to enjoy some of the world’s and other holiday needs. The
www.visiteden.com.au best whale watching between Centre situated on the corner
Phone 02 6496 1953 September and November of the Princes Highway and
Top cover photo by Peter Whiter of Duckin’ Out Visuals; each year. Mitchell Street is open daily.
Snug Cove sunset photo on cover by Toni Ward; Top
photo on this page by Scott Blanch. Other photos in
guide are provided by Sapphire Coast Tourism, Eden
Realty, NPWS, Bauer Media and local photographers We respectfully acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the lands and waters of the Tadera-manji,
where credited. Djiringanj people of the Yuin Nation and show our respect to elders past and present.
Contents Experience Snug Cove . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Sights, Walks and Picnic Areas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 Visit Fascinating Sites . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Regional Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Explore our National Parks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Regional Coastal Wilderness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 Have a Whale of a Time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Markets and Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 Drop in a Line . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Eden Visitor Information Centre . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 Meet Old Tom at the Eden Killer Whale Museum . . . . . 16 Things to Do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 Discover our Marine Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Shopping and Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 Taste the Flavours of Eden . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Restaurants and Food . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 Map of Eden . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Accommodation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
Explore our coastal
wilderness www.visiteden.com.au phone 02 6496 1953
Experience Snug Cove Photo by Toni Ward
Snug Cove, Eden, is where three wharves
unite at one of the most stunning coastal
vistas of NSW. It is the hub for vessels that enter
the crystal clear waters of Twofold Bay, the
third deepest natural harbour in the
southern hemisphere.
Capture the action of a large-scale shipping from Snug
working port Cove. Australian Customs and
Border Protection Service plays
Wander along the wharves a vital role in managing border
and catch a glimpse of local and security and integrity of
fishermen unloading their trade.
catch before preparing it for
Sydney and Melbourne markets, Eden welcomes the world
cleaning the locally grown as an emerging cruise
mussels or mending their nets. destination
Eden is renowned for its
There is a growing number
excellent deep-sea fishing
of visiting overseas cruise
with a fleet of fishing trawlers
liners with passengers eager
operating daily from Snug Cove.
to experience Australia’s
Travelling yachtsmen call in, Coastal Wilderness. The Eden
particularly during the Sydney Port wharf extension project
to Hobart Classic Yacht Race. funded by Federal, State and
Port Authority of NSW is the local government will greatly
manager of the Port and enhance access for larger ships
provides the infrastructure for to the Port of Eden.
Top photo by Louise Kelly
Middle photo by Julie Fourter
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Photo by Toni Ward
Enjoy local seafood at a Journey into the history
café by the wharf of Snug Cove
Surprise your tastebuds with Before white settlement in Eden,
fresh seafood as you relax at one the Thawa people of the Yuin
of the cafés or restaurants by the nation who inhabited the area
wharf. Stay awhile and capture knew Snug Cove as Weecoon.
the moods of the stunning In 1798, explorer George Bass
views over Twofold Bay with Mt entered Twofold Bay where he
Imlay in the distance. named Snug Cove declaring
it ‘a snug and safe anchorage
Explore the ocean wonders for any ship during a blow’. At
from Snug Cove the wharf, you can inspect the
historic cairn commemorating
Wander through the Sapphire
the first European visit by Bass
Coast Marine Discovery
and Flinders.
Centre to learn about the
ocean, coast and marine life of In 1828, Thomas Raine
Snug Cove and environs. This established Australia’s first
region is where warm waters shore-based whaling station
meet colder waters providing at Snug Cove. The three Imlay
unique habitats for a diverse Brothers erected Eden’s first
representation of marine fauna European building, a small slab
and flora. and bark hut at Snug Cove, in
the 1830s. The first wharf for
Take a cruise to see the dolphins,
shipping was built in 1860.
seals and whales in Twofold Bay
or go beyond the Bay on a deep Stroll up Warren’s Walk and visit
sea fishing experience to bring the Eden Killer Whale Museum
in your own catch. for a more detailed history of
the area.
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Visit Fascinating Sites
1. Lookout Point, Eden 3. Mary MacKillop Hall
From Eden’s Lookout near Call in to Mary MacKillop Hall
Rotary Park observe the where Mother Mary MacKillop,
headland jutting out into the Australia’s first saint, (canonized
bay, separating it into its two in 2010) established a school
‘folds’ that give Twofold Bay utilising the old church building.
its name. Across the bay at This was in appreciation for the
Red Point, Boyd’s Tower sits care provided by Eden when
2 atop the southern headland of Mary’s mother drowned in the
Twofold Bay where some of the tragic shipwreck of the Ly-ee-
oldest rocks on the NSW coast moon at Greencape in 1886.
are found. For information on
Geological Trails around Eden 4. National Timber
and the Far South Coast call in Workers Memorial
to the Eden Visitor Information Reflect at this memorial opened
Centre or visit the website in 2008 to honour those who
www.visiteden.com.au have lost their lives while
working in the timber industry
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2. Seamen’s to build our region, state and
Memorial Wall nation. This project began after
While at Eden’s Rotary Park near a local timber worker lost his life
Lookout Point, visit the Seamen’s in a tree-felling accident in 2001.
Memorial that commemorates
the seamen who have sailed 5. Green Cape Lighthouse
from the Port of Eden, were lost Green Cape Lighthouse, built in
at sea and never returned. This 1883, was the first cast concrete
wall was erected after the loss of lighthouse tower in Australia.
fishing trawler ‘Shiralee‘ and its At 29m, it is the state’s second
3 crew in 1978. tallest lighthouse.
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Contact the NPWS on 1929 in the longest operating
6495 5000 for tour details and shore based whaling station
accommodation bookings. in Australia.
6. Boyd’s Tower 8. Edrom Lodge
Drive to Boyd’s Tower, From the Navy Wharf, 35km
approximately 34km south of south of Eden near the Chip Mill,
Eden, on South Head where glance over at the stately Edrom
entrepreneur Benjamin Boyd Lodge completed by John
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Logan in 1913. Today this lodge
tower in 1847. Although the provides an ideal setting for
structure was designed to serve conferences, educational and
as a lighthouse, permission was group activities and outdoor
never granted and it was used studies.
as a lookout tower for whale
spotting. 9. The Seahorse Inn
Just 8km south of Eden at
7. Davidson Boydtown, discover the
Whaling Station Seahorse Inn built by Benjamin
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See relics of the try-works Boyd in 1843. The inn was
and read about life of the named after Boyd’s steamship.
19th century whalers at the Brick cottages, a wool store,
Davidson Whaling Station site salting down works and church
on the shores of the Kiah Inlet at were part of Boyd’s grand style
Twofold Bay. empire on the shores of Twofold
Alexander Davidson built Bay until 1849.
Davidson Whaling Station in For details on The Killer Whale
1857. Four generations of the Trail and Heritage Walks and
Davidson family worked with Drives call into the Eden Visitor 5
indigenous whaling crews and Information Centre.
help from killer whales until
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Explore our National Parks Bittangabee Bay
Come to where majestic mountains, tall
forests, vivid rock formations, lakes and remote
beaches form such a diverse landscape with
spectacular beauty and history in the National
Parks of Australia’s far south coast.
Our Parks form part of what is becoming
internationally recognised as “Australia’s
Haycock Beach
Coastal Wilderness.”
Boyd’s Tower
Light to Light Walk South East National Parks
10The Pinnacles
Immerse yourself in nature as you explore Ben
Boyd, Bournda, Mimosa, Mt Imlay and South
East Forests National Parks.
Magnificent rain forests, To the south of Eden, camp
mountain top lookouts, at the rustic and peaceful
beaches, estuaries and clear Saltwater Creek or Bittangabee
mountain streams are here for Bay. Plan a multi-day Light to
Severs Beach
your enjoyment. Light walk from Boyd’s Tower
In Ben Boyd National Park, to Green Cape Lighthouse or
Eden’s closest National Park, a shorter section of the walk
discover intriguing history which can be accessed from
as well as spectacular coastal multiple points.
views, walks, geology and
wildlife.
North of Eden, take a walk or
explore the coastline at Severs
Beach, Barmouth Beach and Newton’s Crossing
Haycock Point. These are also
great spots for a picnic or a day
at the beach. Visit the Pinnacles
for spectacular ocean views
and to see the impressive rock
formations that date back
millions of years.
Bittangabee Bay
11Have a Whale of a Time
Australian Geographic has declared the Sapphire Coast’s Port of Eden
the premier whale watching destination of Australia. With so many
species of whales travelling close to shore when migrating south to
Antarctica, Eden is an ideal place for whale watching. Twofold Bay with
its large, deep harbour is one of the few places in the world where
Humpback whales feed on their migratory route. Our waters are rich
with krill and the whales often stop and feed.
Humpback whales Migration
Observe the acrobatic displays During the winter months,
of the Humpback whales. whales leave their feeding
One of the Humpback’s more grounds in the Antarctic bound
spectacular behaviours in for warmer tropical waters
Twofold Bay is the breach. where some will calve and
Breaching is a true leap where others mate. Although the
a whale generates enough whales pass Eden on their
northern migration, most are
upward force with its powerful
observed further out to sea
flukes to lift approximately
and only a few venture into
two-thirds of its body out
the Bay. Best whale watching
of the water, coming back
opportunities at Eden occur
down with a thunderous splash.
during spring when the whales
Other behaviours to observe migrate south to Antarctica.
include head lunging (butting
into other whales), body rolls, Species
lob tailing (fluke and flipper The majority of whales sighted
slapping) and spy hopping in the Eden area are the
(whales lifting straight out Humpback Whales seen on their
Photos supplied by Cat Balou Cruises
of the water). southern migration.
12Robyn Malcolm captured this seal riding a whale in 2015 ©
At the start of the season it is Reservations and full details for
mainly sub adults, followed by all cruises can be obtained from
mother/calf pods which quite the Eden Visitor Information
frequently come right into Centre.
Twofold Bay, giving the calves a
chance to rest. Shore-based
Other species including whale watching
Southern Rights, Blue, Dwarf When you hear the siren sound
Minke, Bryde’s, Orca, Pilot, from the Eden Killer Whale
Sperm and several species Museum, head towards
of Beaked Whales have been the Rotary Park Lookout and
sighted off the Eden coast. the platform at the eastern end
of Bass Street. Further south,
Whale watching cruises the cliff top at South Head and
The best way to get up close at Green Cape Lighthouse are
to these intriguing mammals recommended vantage points.
and get your chance to look into
a whale’s massive mouth is to go Eden’s early whale history
aboard the 72 seat From the 1820s until 1930,
‘Cat Balou’ operating out of whales were hunted in Twofold
Snug Cove. This cruise company Bay. Men in open wooden
conducts specialised half day boats, assisted by a pack of Killer
whale watching cruises from Whales hunted various species
late September until the end of of whales for their oil and bone.
November. For an in-depth insight to this
Freedom Charters, a smaller amazing whaling history visit
vessel for 12 passengers, is also Eden Killer Whale Museum and
available for whale watching. see the skeleton of “Old Tom”.
13Drop in a Line Photo by Julie Fourter
Eden offers outstanding facilities and
opportunities for all types of fishermen.
Twofold Bay and adjacent areas are well
stocked with a wide variety of fish.
Everyone usually has a favourite Game fishing
fishing location but if you are
Eden has some of the best water
coming to Eden for the first time
on the South Coast for game
call into the Eden Visitors Centre
fishing with a high success rate
for tide charts and general
per trip. Experience the thrill
information on regulations
of a lifetime, chasing some
(which apply to all types of local
of the best fighting fish in
fishing), licences and fishing
the sea including the mighty
maps of known hot spots.
marlin, yellowfin, albacore
The free triple lane boat ramp and striped tuna, shark and
at Quarantine Bay, with fish broadbill swordfish. The main
cleaning tables, floating wharf game fishing season starts in
and boat washing facilities, November and runs until the
offers the best of its kind on the end of July.
South Coast.
Access to the Bay and ocean Reef fishing
is direct and, with no bars or Eden is well known for super
shallow reefs to cross, safety is catches of kingfish, snapper
not compromised. and morwong off our local
reefs. Remember to try our local
beaches on the way home for a
14few of our plentiful flathead. Rock fishing
If you do not have a boat,
Outstanding catches are often
fishing charters (either shared
reported off rock shelves from
or private) can be arranged
North Head down to Green
through the Eden Visitors
Cape. Pulpit Rock at Green Cape
Centre with a variety of
enjoys legendary status.
operators who depart daily
from Eden, weather permitting. However good catches
of drummer, luderick,
Beach fishing leatherjacket, salmon and tailor
are possible from North Head
Long Beach, within the
and Eagles Claw. Please take
pristine Ben Boyd National Park
care when rock fishing and
North, will provide anglers with
never fish alone.
lots of fun especially with the
salmon and tailor.
Other fishing
Other beaches worth a try
include Aslings, Saltwater and
Opportunities
Wonboyn Beaches. Youngsters get tremendous fun
fishing off our wharves either
Estuary fishing at Snug Cove or across the Bay
at the Navy Wharf (open when
The Kiah River Inlet, Wonboyn
shipping schedules allow). A
Lake, Nullica River Inlet and the
small hook will yield plenty of
entrance to Lake Curalo offer
yellowtail, slimy mackerel and
anglers a challenge to catch a
trevally.
hearty feed of bream, whiting or
flathead.
15Meet Old Tom
Its centrepiece attraction has Perfectly situated on the shores
remained the same for over 80 of Twofold Bay, the museum is
years, but the Eden Killer Whale also an ideal vantage point to
Museum has helped put Eden catch a glimpse of the whales
on the international map, and putting on a show off Middle
remains as popular today as it Head, blending Eden’s whaling
ever was. past with its whale watching
The museum tells the story present.
of one of the most unique
relationships in world history –
the story of the ‘Killers of Eden’,
a pod of orcas who worked
side-by-side with human
whalers to hunt baleen whales.
OPEN DAILY
(except Christmas Day) Of all the killers, there’s one
who holds a special place in the
Mon-Sat 9.15am to 3.45pm hearts of all who have walked
Sunday 11.15am to 3.45pm through the museum’s doors.
Extended hours Christmas Over 80 years after his death,
and New Year the skeleton of Old Tom
Group bookings and remains preserved in the
coaches welcome museum, attracting between
40-45,000 visitors each year,
184 Imlay Street, Eden
and surrounded by an ever-
Phone: 02 6496 2094
changing array of exhibitions
showcasing local history.
16Eden Killer Whale Museum
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Monday to Friday 10am to 3pm
School Holidays: Monday to Friday 9.30am to 3.30pm
School, group and bus bookings are welcome
7 days a week by appointment
Phone: 02 6496 1699
Snug Cove Wharf, Imlay Street Eden
www.sapphirecoastdiscovery.com.auDiscover our Marine Life
See Marine Life up Close working in the region to
and Personal study the famous humpback
whale migration from
Call in to the Sapphire Coast mid October until early
Marine Discovery Centre at December.
the wharf building, Snug
Cove, for a touch tank
experience where you can
Find out about the
closely examine marine
Temperate Marine
creatures from our local rocky Environment of the
shores. Test your knowledge Sapphire Coast
at the beachcombing table This area is considered a ‘hot
containing amazing species
Join in a Marine
spot’ for the study of impacts
found along our local beaches. into climate change. The
Education Program
warm East Australia Current Choose from a guided Snorkel
Examine specimens under
is a large body of water Tour, a Rocky Shore Ramble
microscopes and learn
which draws on tropical or a Dune Tour to learn more
how beaches and rocky shores
waters and forms eddies about our oceans and coasts
are formed. See spectacular
down the NSW coastline to from the experts. Our fully
footage of marine life in our
this area. qualified staff offer a wide
theatre and lecture room.
variety of Marine Education
Here it meets up with the
Programs especially suited to
Spot Whales and Dolphins nutrient-rich colder waters
the Australian curricula and for
Look at the unique and diverse from the Southern Ocean,
groups of all ages.
whale exhibit with whale bones creating a diversity in marine
and information on all of our habitats that is rarely
local marine life. The Sapphire matched in Australian waters.
Coast is home to an amazing
diversity of whale and dolphin
species with researchers often
19Taste the Flavours of Eden
In Eden you will find yourself amongst some of the finest producers of
fresh seafood and other delicacies. Almost all of this produce is available
for purchase in Eden and the local Visitor Information Centre staff are
only too pleased to guide you to the appropriate vendors.
Oysters While visiting Wonboyn Lake,
you are welcome to have a
Wonboyn Lake near Eden is the
chat with the oyster farmers as
most southern estuary in NSW
they work or to purchase fresh
that farms the most famous
quality local oysters direct from
Sydney Rock Oyster, the only
the farmer.
truly Australian Oyster.
According to Martins Seafood, Fish
one of the premier oyster
Southland Fish Supplies unloads
suppliers to the major
approximately 1900 tonnes
restaurants of Sydney, it is best
of fish from local and visiting
described as “a creamy and
fishing vessels. 200 tonnes
sweet oyster with a very mild
of value added product is
aftertaste.”
processed by Southland for local
Wonboyn has 8 oyster and regional outlets. Fresh fish
farmers producing some of can be purchased locally from
the best quality oysters in the Hooked on Seafood and at most
state – more than 84,000 local restaurants.
dozen oysters were sold
Visitors are welcome to tour the
into the Sydney restaurant
modern fish processing rooms
market in 2013.
at Southland between 9.30am
and 11.30am Tuesday to Friday.
20Mussels Smoked seafood Specialty products
Over 90 tonnes of high quality Eden Smokehouse produces and produce
mussels are aqua-cultured in multiple award winning smoked The fertile soils surrounding
Twofold Bay using long line Atlantic Salmon, Ocean Trout, Eden have attracted a large
methods then marketed both Mussels, Sardines, Hoki, Eel and number of macro farmers and
locally and into the Sydney Gravlax. Call into their premises food producers.
market. This local product to see their trophies from the
Local specialty products incude
is high in protein and low in Sydney Royal Fine Food Show.
award-winning cheese and
calories and fat and provides Products are also available at dairy products, organic produce,
something deliciously different Sprout and Hooked on Seafood. olives and nuts, free range meat
for the discerning palate.
and poultry products, creative
Mussels can be bought live Chilli products preserves and natural beauty
and whole at Snug Cove wharf Internationally recognised, products.
weekdays after 9am or at Disaster Bay Chillies has Explore our markets and visit
Hooked on Seafood. collected multiple awards in the local butcher, specialty
Australia, the UK and the USA. shops and Eden Visitor
Abalone Products include a large range Information Centre to discover
Abalone is an edible sea snail of organically grown chilli the abundance of local and
with a distinctive mother of products such as hot chilli wine, regional products.
pearl shell – 125 metric tonnes chilli chocolates, exotic sauces,
of product is produced locally liqueur jellies and even a sauce
per annum. It is a relatively made with locally smoked
expensive delicacy much sought chillies and garlic.
after by the connoisseurs of
Products are available locally
cuisine in many parts of South
through a number of outlets
East Asia where most of our
and at the Eden Visitor
product is sent.
Information Centre. Chilli Wine is
It is available locally to the available at Eden IGA and Great
public through Pacific Shoji and Southern Inn bottle shop.
Southern Ocean Seafood.
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22Sights, Walks and Picnic Areas
Eden Lookout and Rotary Park – to the viewing platform at the The Bundian Way Story Trail –
Map W28 (V28) eastern end of Bass Street. Take Map H28
Take in spectacular 270 degree the path northward past the The Bundian Way Story Trail,
views of Twofold Bay from picnic area in Apex Park, then extends for approximately
Lookout Point near Rotary Park. along the boardwalk and the 2km from the southern end of
Wander past the Seamen’s maritime heritage pathway for a Cocora Beach to Quarantine
Memorial then to the ruins of 2km walk along Aslings Beach. Bay, features spectacular
the historic Eden lighthouse Lake Curalo Walking Path – coastal views over the bay and
near Marine Rescue Eden to Map R12 (L9) beyond, including some of the
view the rugged coastline. iconic landform features of the
This walk is 6km one way and
Bundian Way itself. Dogs are
Eden Whale is comprised of boardwalk and
permitted.
Watching Lookouts wide gravel pathway. Making
From the beginning of its way from Aslings Beach in Quarantine Bay and
September until the end of the middle of town, to the quiet Keef’s Pinch – Map A (D15)
November, spot the migrating stillness of the lake shore, and These adjacent beach areas
whales from Lookout Point on through eucalypt forest, salt offer safe protected swimming
Map V28, or the area in front of marsh and grass land to the lake and snorkelling. Relax and picnic
the Marine Rescue Centre mouth. The trail is accessible as you watch amateur boats and
Map X28, or the viewing by prams, bicycles and assisted yachts go by, explore rock pools
platform at the eastern end of wheelchairs. Dogs on leads are or spot a seal or pelicans while
Bass Street Map R19. welcome too. Access the walk fishermen clean their fish at the
from the sportsground or Scouts cleaning tables.
Eden Heritage Trail Hall on the Princes Highway.
For your self-guided tour of Nullica River Mouth and
Cocora Beach – Map I28 Boydtown Beach – Map A (C18)
historic sites around Eden
collect your Heritage Trail Within sight of Snug Cove and Nullica River, a tidal estuary, is
brochure at Eden Visitor the Eden headland, Cocora a great place for children and
Information Centre Map N19. Beach offers protected safe fishermen to explore. Plan for
swimming for the whole family. a picnic, swim, wind surf, take
Aslings Beach – Map R19 (X5) This is an excellent spot for your dog for a walk or wander
For sweeping views across children to swim and snorkel. along almost 3km of pristine
Calle Calle Bay and for spotting Enjoy the children’s playground, Boydtown Beach stretching
dolphins, seals and whales, go covered BBQ area and public south from Nullica River mouth.
toilets.
23Regional Map
1
WYNDHAM
Mt Darragh Road Barmouth Beach
PAMBULA Swimming
2 Haycock Point
Goodenia Pambula Beach Picnic area, BBQs, toilets, good
Rainforest Walk beaches – fishing, SCUBA diving
South East LOCHIEL
3 Forest National Severs Beach Haycock Point
BBQs, swimming
Park Ben Boyd
4 National
Red cliffs (known locally as
Road
Park “The Pinnacles) Striking contrast
of white sandstone cliffs with red
Back Creek
Pinnacles cliffs – a photoghraphers dream
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NETHERCOTE Broadwater
swimming area Leonards Island
Broad
Nullica River Mouth Quarantine Bay – 4 lane (fresh water)
BBQs, picnic area, toilets Lake 4WD ONLY
7 boat launching ramp, 4WD ONLY
Boydtown
public wharf and Curalo
picnic area
Built by whaling king Ne
Benjamin Boyd in 1843 the
8 Ruins of Boyds Church rco Worang Point
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9 TOWAMBA
TWOFOLD BAY
Navy Wharf
Nullica TWOFOLD
fishing BAY Red Point (South Head)
Ro ad Bay Boyds Tower built in 1846
10 a mba Chipmill
19.5m high sandstone
Tow Boyds Tower lighthouse was never lit,
Boydtown steps down to observation
platform down cliff
11 Hill Cottages
Boyd Road
Snak
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Tow ck Historic
am Whaling
12 ba
Riv station site
er Mowarry Point
Kiah Country Gardens
Mt Imlay Whelans
Edrom Lodge
Kiah Built 1910-1913 Light to Light Walk
National
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13 General Store Swamp Bridge d 30km walking track
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BBQs, water KIAH oC
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Edr
To Bombala
15k
track turn off
14 GRAVEL ROAD Fishing, beaches,
Gr
picnic area, BBQs,
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ang Road
Burraw
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toilets
Mt. Imlay Road Ben Boyd
15 Im 886m walking track 19km south of Eden turn
lay off to Ben Boyd National National
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Anteat Scrubby Creek Park, Boyds Tower, Chip Park
Ro Picnic Area, BBQs, Mill, Edrom, Greencape
a Bittangabee Bay
Ro
16 d toilets, water Wonboyn
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Picnic Area
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23km south of Eden Lake Resort Picnic area,
Turn off to Nadgee BBQs, toilets,
Nature Reserve ruins, beaches
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Wallagaraugh Forest Drive Green Cape
HI
19 Camping, BBQs, Turn off 29km south of Eden Lighthouse
swimming Disaster Bay
Wonboyn Cabins Green Cape Lighthouse
oad Timbillica and Van Park
20 ok R built in 1883. Originally
Bro State Forest Walking a kerosine lamp.
Alla
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C ES Ranger track 5km Historic cemetery,
IN Station
Ireland Tim
“Ly-ee-Moon” shipwreck
PR
21 ROAD CLOSED
Yambulla Pedestrian access only beyond this crossing
Nadgee State
ms Road
State Forest NO VEHICLE ACCESS
Forest Sections of the track are not clearly marked.
22 Maps are essential and visitors must register.
Bro Ludwigs Creek
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Mt. Tumbledown
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24 Newtons Beach
To Melbourne Nadgee
25 Nature Reserve
Maxwells Rain Forest
Walk – picnic area,
BBQs, toilets, water Walking
Vic
26 tor track 5km
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27
Mallacoota Lookout
BBQs, water
28 Nadgee Lake
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
24
CAPE HOWERegional Coastal Wilderness
Ben Boyd (North) National Park Haycock Point to Barmouth Wonboyn – Map R18
– Map S3 (S8) Beach – Map R3 A favourite with fishermen,
Bushwalking, family picnics A well established popular Wonboyn Lake and Wonboyn
and fishing opportunities picnic area, Haycock Point is the Beach are renowned for
abound along approximately start of a very scenic 5km return supplying a good catch. The
6km of sandy beaches, rugged walk around to Barmouth Beach natural beauty of Nadgee
headlands and coastal forest. on the Pambula River. Nature Reserve from Baycliff to
Greenglades makes the area
The Pinnacles – Map R5 Light to Light Walk – an attractive option for a day
This natural cliffs formation Map S10 (X19) outing.
of multi-coloured sands and For the light to light trek,
clays is located on the edge of 31km one way through the Newton’s Crossing – Map E18
Terrace Beach. The red colour magnificent Ben Boyd National For campsites, swimming holes
is iron oxide (rust) produced by Park, follow the coastline from and picnics, consider Newton’s
rock weathering over time in a Boyd’s Tower to Green Cape Crossing located in Timbillica
changing climate. The top layer Lighthouse. This is normally a State Forest at the junction of
of the white sediment marks the two to three day hike although Wallagaraugh River and Imlay
level of an ancient water table. it can be broken into shorter Creek.
A viewing area is provided on sections by access to Saltwater
the cliff opposite the Pinnacles. Creek or Bittangabee Bay. On Local Rainforest Walks
your walk, take in the red rock
Two magnificent rainforests
Severs Beach – Map Q3 platforms, rugged headlands,
are Maxwell’s Rainforest (Map
A pleasant 300m walk from the coastal forest and white beaches.
L26) in Nadgee State Forest and
car park at Severs Beach Road in Goodenia Rainforest (Map I1) in
Ben Boyd (North) National Park Mount Imlay (Balawan)
the South East Forests National
takes you to the Pambula River – Map I14
Park entered at Chalkhills
where you can swim, fish, kayak, Mount Imlay, at 891m high, is Road off Mount Darragh Road,
picnic and take in bushland and a favourite with adventurous South Pambula. Each walk is
river views. hikers. From the Burrawang approximately 1.2km return.
picnic area, the marked trail
of 6km return is an almost
continuous steep climb to the
summit. Sturdy footwear with
ribbed soles is recommended.
25Eden
Last weekend in October
Markets and Events
BEGA FARMERS MARKET EDEN AMATEUR FISHING EDEN WHALE FESTIVAL
First and third Friday of each COMPETITION Normally held weekend prior
month at Littleton Gardens. From $35,000 – Held in March. to the Melbourne Cup. For
details of this action packed
PAMBULA MARKETS EDEN GAME FISHING
community event celebrating
Second Sunday of each month. TOURNAMENT
the annual migration of whales
Held in April.
WYNDHAM VILLAGE through the waters of Twofold
MARKET WINTER BOWLS CARNIVAL Bay, visit our website at
Fourth Sunday of each month. Held in May. www.edenwhalefestival.com.au
EDEN LOCAL EDEN LADIES GOLF OPEN
PRODUCE MARKET Held in June.
Third Saturday of each month. BEGA VALLEY CAR RALLY
MERIMBULA SEASIDE Long weekend in June.
MARKET
SOUTHERN MOUNTAINS
Third Sunday of each month. CAR RALLY
NETHERCOTE SEASONAL In the forests surrounding Eden.
PRODUCE MARKET Check dates with Eden VIC
Held seasonally in January, SAPPHIRE COAST MARINE
April, July and October. DISCOVERY SCHOOL
CANDELO MARKETS HOLIDAY PROGRAM
First Sunday of each month. School Holidays.
PAMBULA TOWN HALL EDEN MEN’S GOLF OPEN
COUNTRY KIDS MARKET Held in November.
Every 3 months. For dates and ART ON IMLAY
details call 0411 528 174.
Local art and craft everyday!
146 Imlay Street, Eden.
26Visitor Information Centre Visit our award-winning visitor centre for your travel needs in Eden and beyond. We have a large range of free maps and references to help you plan your visit. Our gift shop has a selection of souvenirs, guide books and locally made products at reasonable prices. Visit us for: • Accommodation Bookings • Fishing Charters, Bay Cruises and Whale Watching Bookings • National Parks Information • Ample Parking for Bus and Caravans • 24 Hour Information Kiosk We are conveniently located at the first roundabout on the Princes Highway as you enter Eden, from the north or south. Open: 9am-5pm Mon to Sat 10am-4pm Sundays Phone 02 6496 1953 info@visiteden.com.au www.visiteden.com.au
Things to do
Welcome to the National Parks
of the Far South Coast
Photography: Michael Van Ewijk/OEH Image Library
• Enjoy unspoilt beaches, forests and fascinating historic sites
• Stay at Green Cape Lightstation or take a guided tour
• Explore the coast on the Light to Light Walk in Ben Boyd NP
• Join the fun on a Discovery Walk, Talk or Tour
• Experience campsites and picnic areas in pristine natural settings
For inFormation Ph 02 6495 5000, Fscr@environment.nsw.gov.au
or visit us cnr saPPhire coast and merimbula drives, merimbula nsw 2548
FREEDOM CHARTERS
Enjoy reef, game and Kingfishing on “Connemara,” a
38ft Randell operating out of Eden harbour.
• Equipped with all modern conveniences
Explore a quiet and pristine river with a local guide. • Bait, tackle and home-made morning tea provided
• Qualified Guide • Small group tours • Shared or private charters
• All gear supplied • Flexible options available • No fishing licence required
• Bring your swimmers, fishing rod or just relax and • Package deals available tailored to your needs
enjoy the bird and fish life • Whale watching tours during Sept, Oct and Nov
Phone 0429 961 047 or Mobile: 0415 602 446
email: jenny@kiahwildernesstours.com.au Email: fishing@freedomcharters.com.au
Web: www.kiahwildernesstours.com.au www.freedomcharters.com.au
28Twofold Bay Cruises,
Whale Watching and
Coastal Wilderness Cruises
> Whale watching – Sept, Oct, Nov with a whale guarantee
> NSW’s most experienced whale watching operators
> Twofold Bay cruises all year
> Dolphins, seals, penguins frequently seen
> 75 passenger catamaran
> Special rates coaches and group bookings
> Coastal wilderness and wildlife cruises
...there’s so much to see!
• Boyd’s Tower • Boydtown • Edrom Lodge
• Naval Wharf • Fishing Fleet • Woodchip Mill
Cruises depart from Snug Cove, Eden
Timetable and Bookings:
0427 962 027 or 0427 260 489
www.whalewatchingeden.com.auThings to do
ANNA WARREN GALLERY
Local award-winning artist Anna Warren exhibits
nationally and internationally and has recent oil
paintings on display at her gallery, Full Fathom Five,
at the wharf. Colourful, contemporary, marinescapes
with a twist of surreal, express some of the energy felt in
nature. Gallery hours 11am-2.30pm Wed, Sat and Sun or
by appointment and everyday during the holidays.
Shop 5, Snug Cove Wharf, Eden NSW 2551
Phone: 0457 317 554 or 02 6496 1144
Email: anna@annawarren.com.au
www.annawarren.com
THE PICTURE SHOW MAN POTOROO PALACE
TWIN CINEMA MERIMBULA
Located directly opposite Club Sapphire and beside A native animal educational sanctuary located 9km
Woolworths Supermarket. Parking is available off north of Merimbula.
Merimbula Drive. • Open 10-4pm daily (except Xmas Day)
Log on to www.pictureshowman.com.au for details • Talks, train rides and meet the animals at 11am
on our current programming. Programme info line and 2pm each day
02 6495 3744 (follow the programme prompts). • Ask about up close animal encounters
See you at the movies! • Blue Wren Café – breakfast, lunch, Devonshire teas
• Closed Mondays except for school holiday seasons • BBQ available
80 Main Street, Merimbula NSW 2548 Princes Hwy, Yellowpinch, Merimbula NSW 2548
(beside Woolworths Supermarket) Ph: 02 6494 9225, Office 6494 9053 – Fax: 6494 9559
Phone: 02 6495 3744 Email: info@potoroopalace.com
www.pictureshowman.com.au www.potoroopalace.com
30Shopping & Services
EDEN SLIPWAY SERVICES
ME LIFESTYLE E
DICI G
NE VILL A
JOHN BOBBIN
SPECIALISING IN LIFESTYLE MEDICINE
• Master of Clinical Science Lifestyle Medicine (SCU)
• Diabetes type 2 – Weight Loss, Stress, Anxiety
• Bachelor of Naturopathy
• Diploma of Nutritional Science
A wide range of boating and yachting repairs plus
SPECIALISING IN SOFT TISSUE an extensive range of chandlery including Jotun
MASSAGE THERAPY paint and antifoul, brushes and rollers, fenders,
• Massage Therapist • Neuromuscular Therapy buoys, ropes, shackles, pumps, anchors, impellers,
Remedial – Relaxation – Sports fibreglass cleaners and restorers, navigation lights,
• Workers Compensation – fully accredited stainless steel 316 shackles, turnbuckles and a large
ALMA, ARONAH, ANTA, ATMS and Workcover (3178) range of fasteners. Castrol oils and GME radios are
also available. Our experienced and friendly staff are
OPEN MONDAY TO SATURDAY available to answer all of your marine enquiries.
Shop 5+6, Angela’s Arcade, Eden NSW 2551 Main Wharf – 249 Imlay Street, Eden NSW 2551
Phone: 02 6496 1919 • Mobile: 0405 335 975 Phone: 02 6496 1711
Email: john.bobbin@gmail.com Fax: 02 6496 3528
www.lifestylemedicinevillage.com Email: office@edenslipway.com.au
SOUTHLAND FISH SUPPLIES
• Major wholesaler of fresh fish to Canberra and the South Eastern
210 Imlay Street, Eden NSW 2551
areas of New South Wales
Phone: 02 6496 3350
• Local product available through “Hooked on Seafood” Eden
Fax: 02 6496 3590
• Over 8 tonne of fish processed weekly
Email: fish@southlandfish.com.au
Visitors are invited to view our modern processing rooms.
Free admission and open to the public from 9.30am to 11.30am
Tuesday to Friday.
31ASK FOR OUR 1 HOUR
Get your car serviced while you are on holidays
with loan cars available to make it easier.
Phone on 6496 1529
or book online at www.edenmg.com.au
or www.edentoyota.com.au
NEW AND USED CARS 4X4s TOWING SERVICE
SERVICE — GENUINE Toyota, Ford and Suzuki
NRMA INSURANCE and NRMA APPROVED WORKSHOP
AUTHORISED CAR DEALER FOR
EDEN TOYOTA CONRAD FORD EDEN ZUZUKI EDEN NRMA
129-145 Imlay Street Eden NSW 2551
32Shopping & Services
EDEN GAS AND GEAR
Jeremy Fernando
Adam Woolacott
BAppSc (physio). Hons. MPhysio
Post Grad Dip Manip Physio
B App Sci (Sports Coaching) M Physio
Neil Dmytryk Come in and talk to the Warren family. Our friendly
B App Sci (Sports Coaching) M Physio
staff are here to help you with all your needs.
Matthew Lehoczky
B App Sci (HB) M Physio • Gas refills • Camping goods • Helium balloons
• Welding equipment and consumables • Steel blue
boots and workwear • Nowra Chemicals and paper
goods • LPG heaters and Hot water systems • Weber
BBQs and gear • Key cutting • BOC Gas • Your home
brew needs • 45kg LPG cylinders – no rental fees
Cnr Bass and Imlay Streets, Eden, NSW 2551
Eden Cnr Chandos & Imlay Sts 6496 2828 Phone: 02 6496 1082 – Fax: 02 6496 1011
Late appointments and immediate rebates • No referral necessary Mobile: 0405 149 183 – AH: 02 6495 6079
ONLINE BOOKINGS at Email: edengas1@bigpond.net.au
www.sapphirecoastphysio.com
Supply Central Eden have all your needs covered. If it’s not in Eden,
ask and Supply Central will try to get it for you!
r Pet supplies and horse gear – dog beds, shampoo, flea control,
collars and leads, dog coats, harnesses, dog and cat food
r Push bike spare parts – tubes, tyres, pumps, lights, helmets,
bike carriers for cars, tool kits, oil, repair kits
r Stock feed and seed for horses, cattle, sheep, alpaca, goats, rabbits,
chooks, ducks, parrots, wild birds, budgies and more...
r Ceiling fans, down lights and outside lighting
r Picture Framing r Metal wall plaques
173 Imlay Street • (02) 6496 1249 • sales@supplycentraleden.com.au
33Shopping and Services
EDEN IGA PLUS LIQUOR
Shop for all your grocery needs at Eden IGA Plus Liquor, owned and
191 Imlay Street, Eden, NSW 2551
operated by the Sandeep family.
Phone: 02 6496 1044
• In store butchery • Fresh bread baked daily • Weekly specials Fax: 02 6496 3530
• Huge fresh food and vegetable selection • Friendly service Email: igaeden@yahoo.com.au
• Well stocked liquor shop • Fully stocked Deli www.iga.com.au
• Market day – monthly specials • Open 7 days from 7am-7pm
• Pack and carry to car • Free delivery*
(*conditions apply)
EDEN STORAGE and SOUTH EDEN MUSIC CENTRE
COAST STORAGE SOLUTIONS
Why tow it home and then all the way back? Save Come see Esther Moulds for all your music needs.
yourself the trouble by storing your boat or caravan • Musical tuition
with Eden Storage & South Coast Storage Solutions. • Music instrument sales and repair
• Secure lock-up storage • Open or under cover • Sheet music and accessories
• Ideal for storing caravans and boats Free songs of fellowship workshop
Proprietors: Daryl and Julie Young Wednesday 7pm.
Open Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm;
Saturday 9am to Noon
440 Princes Highway, Eden 16a Chandos Street, Eden NSW 2551
(opposite Discovery Holiday Park) Mobile: 0429 418 929
Phone: 0429 962 231 – After hour: 02 6496 2231 Email: esthersedenmusic@gmail.com
Email: scsat@bigpond.com
34Eden Fishermen's Recreation Club
Phone (02) 6496 1577 • 217 Imlay Street, Eden
www.edenfishermens.com.au
pionship Golf Course •
• 18 Hole Cham Fully stoc
wn Bowls • Ch in ese /A ustralia ked Pro Sh
•L a n Restau op • Club Keno • Raffles
nne l • No cro w ran t op
• SKY Cha ds, no stre
ss • Cou
en for Lunch
and Dinner
rtesy Bus
Dining with this view!
• Club Keno • Club TAB
• Fo
• SKY Channel • Bingo • Regu x Sports Channels • Raffles ng
• Snug Cove Dining – Lu lar Entertainment • Free Child Mindi
nch and D
inner 7 days • Courtesy Bus
Eden Gardens Country Club
Phone: Club (02) 6496 1126 – Pro Shop (02) 6496 1054
• Princes Highway, Eden www.edenfishermens.com.au
Championship Golf Course • Fully stock
• 18 Hole ed Pro Shop • Club no • Raffles
owls • Chinese/Australian Restaurant Ke
• Lawn B op en for Lunch and Dinner
nel • No crowds, no stress •
• SKY Chan Courtesy BusLocal Products & Food
These gourmet products – chilli jelly, chilli gift boxes,
chilli condiments, including the amazing Hot Chilli
Wine, are produced using our own hand picked
organic chillies.
Available at: Eden Visitors Centre, Eden Killer Whale
Museum, Roswithas Eden Deli, Sprout Café and The
Taste of Eden Café. Hot Chilli Wine is also available at
the Great Southern Inn.
35 Government Road, Eden NSW 2551 Weecoon Street, Eden NSW 2551
Phone: 02 6496 4145 Phone: 02 6496 2331
Email: disasterbay@bigpond.com Email: info@edensmokehouse.com.au
www.disasterbaychillies.com www.edensmokehouse.com.au
HOOKED ON SEAFOOD SPROUT EDEN
Located right on the wharf at Eden and specialising
in seafood caught from our own trawlers.
• Fresh and frozen seafood • Takeaways Award-winning produce store and café showcasing
• Fresh fish, oysters and mussels fresh and value-added local and regional foods.
• Fresh prawns and scallops • Breakfast • Lunch • Cakes • Coffee • Fresh juices
• Bait and ice also available • Gluten free options • Eat in or takeaway
• Picnics and catering • Fresh fruit and veg
• Free WiFi • Outdoor dining areas • Open 7 days
Unit 7, 253 Imlay Street, Eden NSW 2551 134 Imlay Street, Eden NSW 2551
Phone: 02 6496 3183 Phone: (02) 6496 1511
Email: info@sprouteden.com.au
www.sprouteden.com.au
GOLD WINNER
South Coast Tourism Awards
2014
36Restaurants & Food
S2 CAFE GOLDEN OCEAN
CHINESE RESTAURANT
Enjoy the friendly environment and atmosphere of Delicious Chinese cuisine with large range of mouth
S2 Cafe...where great coffee meets people! Serving watering dishes to try. Friendly table service or
delicious brekkie, lunch, snacks and cake. takeaway. Open every night for dinner and open
• Open 6 days from 8am to 4pm every day except Monday for lunch (BYO).
• Coffee Loyalty Cards available
• Daily deals • Outdoor dining
• Free WiFi
Shop 1, 126-128 Imlay Street, Eden NSW 2551 Shop 4, 162 Imlay Street, Eden NSW 2551
Phone: 02 6496 3888 Phone: 02 6496 1668
Shop 3, 253 Imlay Street, EDEN • Phone: 02 6496 1855
Email: wharfsidecafe@gmail.com
Food I Beer I Wine I Espresso
With magnificent water views in the Port of Eden, the Wharfside Cafe has built a
reputation for the freshness and quality of the food and beverages it serves.
• Breakfast 8am to 12pm and Lunch from 12pm • Free Wi-Fi internet
• Dinner from 6pm during the holiday season • Open 7 days • Fully licensed
37Restaurants & Food
CUPPAZ CAFE ROSWITHA’S DELI
• Family owned friendly atmosphere with Your one-stop location in Eden for a comprehensive
personalised service range of gourmet deli delights.
• Open for breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea • Gourmet foods • Condiments and spices
• Eat in or takeaway • Cheeses • Salads • Cold meats • Sandwich bar
• Extensive menu • Food/fruit party platters • Coffee and cake
• Byron Bay Coffee – “Taste the Difference’” • Gift and picnic hampers
• Open from 6am Monday to Saturday, 8am Sunday
and 9am on Public Holidays
207 Imlay Street Eden NSW 2551 205 Imlay Street, Eden NSW 2551
Phone: 02 6496 1493 (opposite the Great Southern Inn)
Phone: 02 6496 1353
THE RUSTY PLOUGH
Come in and relax in our outdoor seating area and have a chat
76 Imlay Street Eden NSW 2551
with our friendly staff.
Phone: 02 6496 2795
• Open early till late for eat in or take-away Email: erroljoyanne@activ8.net.au
• Large Menu • Book in for High Tea
• Breaky, lunch, dinner, afternoon tea, coffee, cakes and snacks
• We grow what we can in our own veggie patch
• Family owned with a friendly atmosphere
• Open 7 days a week – 6am Mon-Sat; Close 6pm Mon-Thurs;
Close 7.30pm Fri-Sat; Open 8am-4.30pm Sunday
38Accommodation
Open Wed to Monday
from 5.30pm to 9pm
48 Princes Highway, Eden
Tel: (02) 6496 1200
Quality holiday accommodation and service with properties from Eden
to Wonboyn to suit all budgets. Roses Property Management also
provides professional service for permanent, commercial
and retail rentals.
Contact Rose at Roses Property Management
171 Imlay Street Eden NSW 2551
Mobile: 0402 134 472 • Tel & Fax: 02 6496 4242
www.rosespropertymanagement.com.au
Eden the hidden treasure of the far south coast... discover it now!
39Accommodation
Discover the Green Cape Lighthouse
Experience the peaceful misty mornings and relentless
pounding seas from the comfortable isolation of the
Green Cape Lightstation.
The National Parks and Wildlife Service have carefully
restored three cottages, previously the Head Lighthouse
Keeper and Assistant Lighthouse Keeper’s quarters, for
holiday rental in a unique part of Ben Boyd National Park.
The cottage accommodation caters to couples, families
and group bookings and all guests will receive a
complimentary tour of the lighthouse with the
resident caretaker.
Please contact NPWS Merimbula to make
bookings or for further information 02 6495 5000
www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/bookings
BAYVIEW MOTOR INN
With fantastic views of Twofold Bay, the Bayview Motor Inn is the
Corner of Princes Highway and
ideal holiday base to explore the endless range of activities in
Bellevue Place, Eden NSW 2551
the region.
Phone: 02 6496 1242
• Quality accommodation • Deluxe rooms • Sensational sea views Fax: 02 6496 1273
• Easy access to Cocora Beach and the Bundian Way Walking Trail Email: info@bayviewmotorinn.com.au
• Shops, clubs and restaurants all within easy reach www.bayviewmotorinn.com.au
• Catering for bus and tour groups
40Accommodation
Have a whale of
a time and book
your next holiday
with us!
Eden Realty offer a large
selection of quality homes
and units to suit your
holiday needs.
We also offer professional
and personal service
for all your real estate
purchasing, selling and
rental requirements.
132 Imlay Street EDEN 2551
email: rent@edenrealty.com.au (02) 6496 1999
Visit us... edenrealty.com.au or stayz.com.au
Swimming
& Toddler
Whale Villas Pool
Watching &
Kids
Touring Sites Activities
Eden Gateway Holiday Park, 99 Princes Highway, EDEN, NSW 2551, Australia
Telephone No (02) 6496 1798 / 1300 73 7954 Fax No (02) 6496 1820 www.edengateway.com.au
41Accommodation
HERITAGE HOUSE MOTEL AND UNITS
Fully self-contained 1 and 2 bedroom ensuite spa units plus
178 Imlay Street, Eden NSW 2551
spacious motel rooms located only a short stroll to Eden’s clubs,
Phone: 02 6496 1657
shops, hotels and harbour area.
E: accomm@heritagehouseunits.com
• TV and DVD player • Ocean views www.heritagehouseunits.com
• Linen supplied
• Fully equipped kitchen with
microwave in all units
• Reverse-cycle air conditioning
Rating iiii
EAGLE HEIGHTS OF EDEN CENTRETOWN MOTEL
Incredible ocean views from each of our 2 bedroom • 14 comfortable single, double and family units
units. With national parks to the south and beach • Right in town – easy stroll to shops, restaurants,
side towns to the north, Eagle Heights of Eden Eden Fishermen’s Club, Eden gym, Eden pool,
makes the perfect base for day trips. whale museum and beaches
• Free internet • Clifftop gazebo BBQ area • Enjoy our hospitality and moderate rates
• Heated pool • Flatscreen TV with Foxtel • Family owned and operated
• Off-street car and boat parking • Close to bus stops
Rated
12 Yule Street, Eden NSW 2551 167 Imlay Street, Eden NSW 2551
Phone: 02 6496 1971 Phone: 02 6496 1475 – Fax: 02 6496 4488
Email: info@eagleheightsofeden.com.au
www.eagleheightsofeden.com.au
42Eden Holiday Rentals
We have a huge selection of
holiday accommodation options
to suit all your needs
SNUG COVE VILLAS CHAR-REE-LEERA
• Harbour views, boat parking, BBQs • Beach access, incredible views, secluded
THE BEACH RETREAT HEDGEHOG HOUSE
• Pet friendly, balcony, ocean views • Pet friendly, balcony, views, BBQ
Visit us at
www.edenholidayrentals.com.au
Telephone: 0421 027 867
edenholidayrentals@gmail.com
Let us show you why we believe Eden
is the Sapphire Coast’s best kept secret!Eden
Beachfront
Holiday Park
Situated in a stunning valley leading down to absolute
beach frontage, Eden Beachfront Holiday Park has
the best that nature can offer – the ocean, the placid
waters of Shadrack Creek, the raised forest slopes with
stunning panoramic views – and all of this within a
short drive of the historic township and port of Eden.
The very nature of this area brings together the
northern and southern ocean currents, brimming with
life including dolphins, whales, seals and a wonderful
array of local fresh seafood and produce.
Our Eden caravan park, is located where the ocean
meets the land, offering many relaxed options – so
whether you love activities such as fishing, surfing and
golfing, or prefer to just sit back and take in the beauty
of our forests and wilderness – it is all here for you to
enjoy at Eden Beachfront Holiday Park.
There’s accommodation for every type of holiday and
every budget, including deluxe beachfront holiday
villas, self-contained holiday cabins, chalets and a
variety of camping grounds to chose from. We also
offer popular beachfront campsites, as well as the
option for caravan parks with ensuites.
BOOKINGS ON
02 6496 1651
441 Princes Highway,
Eden NSW 2551
www.edenbeachfrontholidaypark.com.auAccommodation
Blue Marlin RESORT &
MOTOR INN
• Licensed restaurant – coaches and group bookings • BBQ area and laundry facilities
• Motorbikes welcome • Fully equipped gym and infra-red sauna • Ample car, boat and coach parking
• Indoor swimming pool • Play room and outside play area for kids • PET FRIENDLY
87 Princes Highway, Eden NSW 2551 P: 02 6496 1601
E: info @bluemarlinresort.com.au www.bluemarlinresort.com.au
HALFWAY MOTEL
Our friendly staff look forward to welcoming you to the Halfway
On the roundabout, Princes Highway
Motel, Eden. Centrally located just minutes from shops and beach.
118 Imlay Street, Eden NSW 2551
• Solar heated pool and spa • Reverse cycle air-conditioned units W: www.halfwaymotel.com.au
• Singles, doubles, family rooms and two room suites • BBQ E: info@halfwaymotel.com.au
• In-house restaurant and conference facilities • Internet access P: 02 6496 1178
• Accommodation and Restaurant F: 02 6496 3316
overnight packages available
• Functions catered for
AAA Rating
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