Top Things to do in Sapphire Coast
10 Budget-friendly Things to do in Sapphire Coast That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Sapphire Coast, Australia including Aslings Beach Boardwalk, Killer Whale Museum, Merimbula Visitor Information Centre, Bermagui Visitor Information Centre, Blue Pool, Mumbulla Falls, Pulpit Rock, Ben Boyd Tower, Disaster Bay Lookout, Light to Light Walk.
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1. Aslings Beach Boardwalk
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By J3792NBlindab - Chittaway Bay, Australia
A lovrly boardwalk right next to the beach for either walking or riding your bike. Also is close to Reflections Caravan Park which in my opinion is the best CP in Eden.
2. Killer Whale Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 836 reviews
Reviewed By 4_Aussies_inOz - Sydney, Australia
We visited the museum on a windy, cooler day and it was the perfect experience for bad beach weather! Adults and kids alike will be entertained for a couple of hours here, even with covid restrictions closing some minor sections & viewing telescopes. The museum is well set out, despite being small, and the gift shop is well organised. Hubby and I read every single signboard and these gave us such a deeper understanding of the whaling industry in Eden and of the local locations we had visited the previous day. Excellent covid-safe provisions and clean public toilets. Views from the top floor and outside are beautiful.
3. Merimbula Visitor Information Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 56 reviews
Merimbula Visitor Information Centre is located centrally in Merimbula. We offer you a full and friendly information service which includes maps and guides of Merimbula and the area, attraction information, and general information. We also provide tour and accommodation support, local knowledge, souvenirs and gifts.
Reviewed By W684JSmartina - Merimbula, Australia
Nice roomy modern new premises with helpful staff. right in the middle of town, parking nearby at the back Lots of booklets and interesting things to view.
4. Bermagui Visitor Information Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 62 reviews
The friendly staff at the Bermagui VIC can assist with information about accommodation and attractions in Bermagui and surrounding areas on the Sapphire Coast. An extensive range of free maps and visitor guides is available, as well as material on destinations throughout Australia. There are souvenirs, books and gifts for sale, most of which are sourced or produced locally.
Reviewed By rst71486 - Seymour, Australia
Good information available for the visitors to the town. So much on offer in this area and surrounds. Just needed some extra ideas for venues to visit. Thank you.
5. Blue Pool
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 322 reviews
Reviewed By swrb30 - Gungahlin, Australia
A must visit site when in the area. Perfect for a refreshing swim after a walk, with amazing scenery. If the timing is right you might even see seals or a whale. Just a note for people with limited mobility - you will need to descend and ascend quite a few steps to access the Blue Pool.
6. Mumbulla Falls
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 75 reviews
Reviewed By tinarP4649MV
They drive was a long dirt road but once you get there it’s breath taking! Be cautious of slippery rocks once you go down to the waterfall. Eels can be spotted in the lower falls if you are lucky
7. Pulpit Rock
8. Ben Boyd Tower
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 224 reviews
Reviewed By SydneyJim56 - Green Point, Australia
Great to see that the tower survived the fires last year. The surrounding area is regrowing slowly. Good sealed road in and only a short walk from the car park (toilet nearby). Well worth the $8 park fee from National Parks which also covered our entry to drive into Green Cape Lighthouse.
9. Disaster Bay Lookout
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 96 reviews
Reviewed By 4_Aussies_inOz - Sydney, Australia
A great spot for stunning views across Wonboyn Beach or quiet contemplation. Tip: visit on the way back from Green Cape so you don’t have to turn across traffic! Highly recommended.
10. Light to Light Walk
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 21 reviews
This is a 30km one way hiking track along the magnificent south NSW coastline starting at Boyd Tower - a failed lighthouse - going to Green Cape LIghthouse - a working lighthouse off Disaster Bay.
Reviewed By G6862ISjenniferl - Shoalhaven, Australia
Light to Light Walk run by Sapphire Coast Guiding Company is an experience I have no hesitation in recommending. The scenery is beautiful, the guides are passionate, knowledgeable, professional and best of all, they are great humans. Staying at Greencape Lighthouse was a special treat. The location is beautiful and wild, the accomodation itself was extremely comfortable. The catering provided by this team was impossible to fault. All the food was fresh and of superior quality. Local produce was a particularly enjoyable feature. Nothing was too much trouble for Sapphire Coast Guiding Company, I would sincerely recommend our experience and any others offered by this team.
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