Merimbula
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Adventure in Merimbula
Merimbula is a popular, fun holiday town known for its oysters. It’s set on forested hills between Merimbula Lake and the sea.
About Merimbula
The town's main assets are water sports of all types, including fishing, swimming, boating, lake cruises, scuba diving, sailboarding and canoeing. The 6km Main Beach is ideal for surfing, while Short Point and Tura Beach are backed by tea-trees and banksia trees set among coastal heaths.
The surrounding hinterland has superb bushwalks with marked trails. The natural forests burst into bloom in spring with abundant native flora. Bournda National Park, which brackets Merimbula Lake, is a haven for birds and for the kangaroos and wallabies that graze on its shores. Nearby, Tathra and Eden are well worth a visit.
Gallery
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Merimbula beach
Merimbula beach. Image Nick Rains
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Whale breaching, Merimbula
Whale watching in Merimbula
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Fishpen, Merimbula Beach
Fishpen at Merimbula Beach, Sapphire Coast. Image Sapphire Coast Tourism
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Bournda National Park
Bournda beach in Bournda National Park at sunrise (near Tathra and Merimbula). Image Andrew Brown
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Bournda Island
Bournda Island at sunrise, Bournda National Park (near Tathra and Merimbula). Image Andrew Brown
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Merimbula Wharf
Merimbula Wharf. Image Nick Rains















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