EXPLORE THE AREA
Located 45 minutes from the beaches of Merimbula and Pambula, Currajong Retreat is the perfect mix of country and coast. Immerse yourself in crystal clear waters, wander along the unspoilt coastline, visit historic wharves, tuck into local produce including the famous Sydney Rock Oyster or explore the area with the locals on a guided tour.
Visit during whale watching season and experience the ‘Humpback Highway’ as hordes of whales swim along the Sapphire Coast. Head out on a whale watching cruise for some up-close encounters.
The Sapphire Coast is the best place to paddle with endless rivers and beaches to explore by SUP, kayak and canoe. Why not take a tour with one of the local companies who can show you the best spots?
Try delicious local produce straight to your plate, from land and sea. Visit local cafés, markets, enjoy fine dining, or try a tide to table experience with the farmers themselves.
Try the famous Sydney Rock Oyster from the unspoilt estuaries of the Sapphire Coast. Fresh and local these are not to be missed, whether it’s straight from the oyster farm or in one of the local eateries.
From short walks to long hikes, there are so many places to explore along the Sapphire Coast. Rainforests, beaches, rugged coastal peaks, or a gentle stroll along our coastal boardwalks are all great options.
Unique local experiences from micro-breweries to distilleries to cellar doors. Explore passionately crafted beers, spirits and wines made right here on the Sapphire Coast.
See majestic humpback whales migrating south on Cat Balous whale watching cruises departing daily from late August until early November.
Explore the wild Sapphire Coast with nature-based guided kayak and hiking day tours. Why not combine the two best experiences on the Sapphire coast; kayaking and oysters?
Join Captain Sponge as he takes you on a tour of his oyster farms right on Pambula Lake. Get a look at the life of an oyster farmer and learn the secret to ‘shucking’ an oyster.
Enjoy a guided walking tour along the iconic Light to Light Walk, or the historic Wharf to Wharf Walk. With spectacular views these trips cater for all fitness levels.
Bermagui’s famous Blue Pool is a natural rock pool and a wonderful swimming and snorkelling spot. Rated in the top 10 per cent of worldwide attractions it is a must see.
With pristine beaches and uncrowded surf, there is plenty to see along the Sapphire Coast with 150 beaches to choose from. Enjoy a surf, stand up paddle board or just a swim.
Hugging the coastline of Beowa National Park, this iconic walk features stunning views from heathland to forest, tea tree groves to banksia woodlands.
Enjoy mountain biking for all levels in this unique location along the coast. For seasoned riders choose from 50km of single track or opt for a little less effort and hire an E-bike.
The southern end of Long Beach, aka Terrace Beach, boasts colourful cliffs known as the Pinnacles. Multiple layers of sand, clay and sediment are revealed in this eroding gully.
A small, protected beach overlooking the entrance to Merimbula Lake has gentle waves perfect for kayaking or paddle boarding. Grab a coffee or lunch from the café and enjoy the view.
A peaceful location with the occasional perfect river waves lapping gently along the edge of the beach, this spot showcases the crystal clear waters of the Sapphire Coast.
This classic, spacious South Coast surf beach is overlooked at the southern end by a large foreshore park with a lovely headland walk; just one of many vantage points for whale watching.
Visit sapphirecoast.com.au for more amazing sights to see and things to do around the Sapphire Coast
This project has been supported by the NSW Government‘s tourism and major events agency Destination NSW, through the 2018 – 2019 Regional Tourism fund
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