Top Things to do in Sapphire Coast
What to do and see in Sapphire Coast, New South Wales: The Best Nature & Parks
Discover the best top things to do in Sapphire Coast, Australia including Bundian Way Story Walk, Main Beach, Pinnacles Beach, Blue Pool, Mumbulla Falls, Camel Rock, Panboola Wetlands, Kianinny Bay, Tathra Beach, Mimosa Rocks National Park.
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1. Bundian Way Story Walk
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By Bryonia72 - Canberra, Australia
A lovely walk which I believe has only just been developed. It has numerous lookouts which overlook various hidden bays. The vegetation and wildlife are lovely and this is an easy walk for a family. Due to steps I don't advise prams or wheelchairs. The information posts are not yet up but I'd love to re-do the walk when they are.
2. Main Beach
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By Honest12345678910 - Ngunnawal, Australia
Nice beach with a great playground and grass area. Lots of sand and room to play, and not too far from the centre of town.
3. Pinnacles Beach
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By Redleader20
A simple walk that concludes with 50 strong stairs if you want to to the beach. Great spot to see whales (there were 6+ on the day we went)
4. 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.
5. 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
6. Camel Rock
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 86 reviews
Reviewed By zlatab2015 - Sydney, Australia
Very large and impressive although it isn’t my first visit I still enjoyed very much . I love cliffs and rocks and if they form some similarities with anything it is even more interesting.Camel rock is equally impressive under low or high tide the only difference is that under low tide you can walk around .Straight next to Camel Rock on the end is another large rock which form Women’s head,very interesting as well.Camel rock is the home of many kind of birds which spend most of the time on the top of the Camel Rock . It is easy access and plenty of parking around .
7. Panboola Wetlands
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 51 reviews
Reviewed By 6784_dog
We rode from merimbula to Panboola - lovely flat and safe cycle along the airstrip, golf course, oyster tasting. Panboola with the kangaroos (loafs of them!) was great particularly around the old racetrack. Finished up at one of the cafes in Pambula - lovely way to spend 2-3hrs with the kids
8. Kianinny Bay
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By charlesh417 - Melbourne, Australia
Chamberlain Lookout and Kianinny Boat Ramp. You must see if you come to Tathra. From the Chamberlain Lookout, you can see the great scenery and the Boat Ramp, the seawater is crystal clear likes jade. There is a playground for kids, BBQ, and walk path for hiking.
9. Tathra Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 133 reviews
Reviewed By M7025NQtonyw - Sydney, Australia
Tathra Beach is another fantastic south coast beach that is well worth seeking out. Grab some fish and chips from across the road and enjoy a great lunch in a great location.
10. Mimosa Rocks National Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By Emanpee - Sydney, Australia
There are several different access roads into the coastal part of Mimosa National Park. We entered via Nelson Lake Road and took in the short but picturesque Wajurda Point and Moon Bay walks. Wajurda Point is a 450m ,one way reasonably flat, walk to a very good lookout platform that gives great coastal and ocean views. Moon Bay walk from the same carpark starting point is only 250m but nearly all downhill and formed steps to the beach, so a steep walk back. Well worth the small detour off the highway, plenty of free parking and accessible by 2WD. No facilities except basic toilet.
