Eden Attractions

Aslings Beach is central to the town of Eden, and flanks the northern part of Twofold Bay. Whales (October-November) and dolphins are often seen right along the shoreline, either feeding or sheltering in the Bay. A great family beach located...

Boyds Tower is located at Red Point, on the southern headland of Twofold Bay.

This historic 5-storey sandstone tower was built in 1846 from stone shipped from Pyrmont in Sydney. Ben Boyd intended The Tower to be used as a...

Located on the shores of the Kiah Inlet at Twofold Bay, the Davidson Whaling Station was the longest-operating shore-based whaling station in Australia and the last of its type to close down. Protected today as an historic site, the station will...

Take a leisurely stroll around town and absorb some of Eden's heritage. All sites are numbered and in consecutive order of travel. Most sites are available to the public for inspection; however some businesses, schools and private residences may...

The Eden Killer Whale Museum has been in operation for over 80 years and is a publicly owned facility.

The building is situated overlooking the Pacific Ocean where, in the season, whales may be seen from the various vantage...

Eden Smokehouse is located at Eden, on the New South Wales Sapphire Coast.

Eden Smokehouse produces many smoked seafood products, including smoked Atlantic salmon, smoked Salmon Gravlax, smoked mussels, smoked ocean trout and...

The Green Cape Lighthouse was the first cast concrete lighthouse tower in Australia. At 29 metres it is the state's second tallest light.

The lightstation is situated on a point of land projecting from Ben Boyd...

In the southern part of Ben Boyd National Park, the Light to Light Walk, between Boyds Tower and Green Cape, offers the opportunity to walk 31 kilometres of spectacular coastline with sightings of wildlife and whales during September to the end of...

Mount Imlay National Park is 30 kilometres south of Eden in a heavily forested area. At the base of Mount Imlay starts a three kilometre track to the summit which is rough and steep, taking approximately three hours return, but it is well worth the...

If you're looking for the ultimate coastal hike, Nadgee Wilderness Walk could possibly be the one. Not for the faint-hearted, it's a four-day 50 kilometre hike along untouched pieces of southern New South Wales coastline from Merrica...

Nethercote Falls is located on Nethercote Falls Flora Reserve, approximately 12 kilometres south west from Pambula.

Nethercote Falls is a series of cascades linking a chain of round pools in the rock. The last stage of the...

Discover the amazing marine environment along the Wilderness Coast. The Sapphire Coast Marine Discovery Centre is a hands-on interactive visitor information centre where you can learn and discover the local marine...

The third deepest natural harbour in the southern hemisphere, Snug Cove is where three wharves unite as one. You are welcome to wander the wharves and watch fishermen unloading their catch.

One entry to Snug Cove is via Warrens...

Sprout Eden, the daily version of the Nethercote Seasonal Produce Market in town, is a proud purveyor of the best that local producers have to offer, including organic meat, artisan smoked fish, free-range eggs, bread and pies from Wild...