Eden
Highlights
Nature in Eden
Eden is a historic whaling town, ideal for a whale-watch tour. It’s built around a promontory that juts into Twofold Bay.
Events
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- June
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Sunday 9 June Bega Valley Rally
The Bega Valley Rally is
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- July
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Saturday 27 July to Saturday 26 October Nethercote Seasonal Produce Market
Nethercote's seasonal produce markets are
About Eden
The southern right and humpback whales that migrate along the coast between May and November provide thrilling encounters for passengers aboard the whale-watching cruises that operate from Eden. Eden’s Killer Whale Museum is the town’s must-see attraction, a fascinating display of boats, whaling gear, photographs and nautical apparatus. Extending north and south of Eden, Ben Boyd National Park is a sensational tract of wild coast, beaches, wildflower meadows and eucalypt woodland.
The coast, from Eden to Merimbula, where the shales and conglomerates have been gnawed by the sea into arches and caves, is particularly dramatic
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Eden Killer Whale Museum
Skeleton of 'Old Tom' on display at Eden Killer Whale Museum. Image Hamilton Lund -
Whale Watching in Eden
Cat Balou Whale Watching Cruise boat pulling into Eden harbour. -
Fresh mussels, Eden wharf
Fresh mussels sold off the boat on Eden wharf. Image Emma Scott -
Fishing off jetty, Eden
Fishing off the jetty, Eden. Image Hamilton Lund -
Twofold Bay, Eden
Small sailboat on shores of Twofold Bay at Eden. Image Hamilton Lund -
Moored boats Eden Harbour
Moored fishing boats in Eden Harbour. Image Hamilton Lund -
Boyds Tower, Eden
Boyds Tower (C. 1846) at Red Point, Twofold Bay - Eden. Image Nick Rains -
Taste of Eden cafe
Taste of Eden cafe at Eden wharf.





