Top Things to do in Tathra
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What to do and see in Tathra, New South Wales: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Tathra, Australia including Sapphire Spa, Coastlife Adventures, Kianinny Bay, Tathra Beach, Tathra Memorial Gardens Walk, Tathra Wharf Museum, Wallagoot Gap, Bournda National Park, David Mills.
Restaurants in Tathra
1. Sapphire Spa
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 72 reviews
Sapphire Spa is located directly opposite the beautiful Tathra beach only 25mins north of Merimbula, where we offer a range pampering packages and therapeutic Massage treatments for both men and women, and are also able to cater to couples and group bookings. We also specialize in Spray Tans. At Sapphire Spa it is our goal to pamper and relax.
Reviewed By MickandMaws1
Today was the second time I have visited Sapphire Spa, both times a present from my husband. Each time I have been looked after by Nell, she is lovely, with a very warm personality. I have old nursing injuries which painfully plague me on a daily basis, and at the moment I’m concerned with plantar fasciitis which is unrelentingly painful in certain spots. Nell used the Physio key in this region for about 10-15 minutes. It has a sensation like a TENS machine (my experience anyway), in the arch of the foot, this can be adjusted to your tolerance level, and is not painful. It is designed to interact with your bodies own pain/healing centres in the brain to disrupt the pain you experience with your disorder & to restore your pain experience to a healed one after a few treatments. Already I am able to walk on my sore foot with much reduced pain, so I highly recommend this treatment. Thankyou Nell, you have worked your magic once again and I am eternally grateful to you. Go & see Nell at Sapphire Spa, she is very caring & will work with you to improve whatever ails you ????????????
2. Coastlife Adventures
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 30 reviews
Coastlife adventures offers a range of outdoor activities including surf and Stand Up Paddle lessons, SUP and Kayak Hire, Kayak Tours and adventure camps for corporate and schools
3. 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.
4. 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.
5. Tathra Memorial Gardens Walk
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By MAK2123 - Sydney, Australia
Finally you're now able to walk along the ocean front walk. It is amazing. The views are great and it gives you access that was lost when the old road was washed away. It's only taken 45 years, but finally you can again walk to the wharf from the pub alongside the ocean....
6. Tathra Wharf Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By davidG5039CO - Wollongong, Australia
There is nothing better then sitting at the Wharf on a sunny day. Great coffee. Great views and always plenty of people to talk to.
7. Wallagoot Gap
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By MickGAus - Melbourne, Australia
A wonderful secluded beach that we visited on New Years Day. It's a short 15 minute drive from Tathra - and you will need to bring $8 (in cash) to pay for visiting the Bournda National Park (where it's located). The beach is a 50 metre beach, bordered by 30 metre cliffs, leaving just a 10 metre gap between them. This creates an intimate and well protected beach which is easily accessible via a 200m walk from parking area. There are NO amenities at the beach (or patrols) so bring all you need with you (and take rubbish out too :)) We visited at low tide, which meant we could easily explore the entire gully in waste deep water, and enjoy small secluded side beaches. Well worth a visit. Highly recommended.
8. Bournda National Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By mandydora - Sydney, Australia
This place is a hidden gem, we were told about the lagoon by a local cashier at a shop in Bega. Although a little chilly on the day we visited, the water in the lagoon was a bit warmer than the ocean and we spent a lovely few hours paddling around in the calm water. Perfect for kids and a great spot for kayaking or canoeing. We walked along the beach which is absolutely beautiful. We would love to come back on a day when we have more time so we can enjoy the experience for longer.
9. David Mills
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
