New South Wales Coast

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From orcas to humpbacks, Eden on the NSW South Coast is among the most readily useful spots in Australian Continent to view majestic whales to their yearly migration. Place whales within the gleaming oceans of Twofold Bay, a-deep normal harbour, and from spectacular lookouts in beautiful Ben Boyd National Park.

About Eden

On side of stunning Twofold Bay, Eden is just one of the most useful places in Australian Continent for whale seeing throughout the whales' annual migration between May and November. You may also enjoy spectacular beaches, sparkling blue oceans, spectacular wilderness, wonderful adventure tours and interesting history in this picturesque location from the far NSW South Coast.

The third-deepest all-natural harbour into the south Hemisphere, Twofold Bay has actually an extended history with whales. Uncover the story of orca Old Tom at the Eden Killer Whale Museum. The self-drive Killer Whale Trail is an intriguing trip in to the last when whales had been hunted for oil and beauty products.

You’ll find a great amount of shoreline vantage things around Twofold Bay and along the coast in Ben Boyd nationwide Park for recognizing migrating whales. Green Cape lookout is a popular place. The exhilarating Light to Light walk connects Green Cape Lighthouse utilizing the 1847-built Boyds Tower in the side of Twofold Bay.

For close activities with whales, join Cat Balou along with other whale-watching cruises. The annual Eden Whale Festival is in October, when you can spot whales in good sized quantities in Twofold Bay. Find out more about whales also water creatures within the Sapphire aquatic Discovery Centre at Eden Wharf in Snug Cove.

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