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Sapphire Coast Whale Trail

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Open leg route
58.7KM / 36.5MI (Est. travel time an hour)

Witness migrating whales and follow in the footsteps of history on this nature-rich itinerary.

Hike to ancient rock formations. Watch whales perform their spectacular ocean dance. Learn about the region's fascinating seafaring history. On this one-day whale trail, experience the endless magnificence of the natural world while you hike, cruise and journey through the Sapphire Coast.

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Ben Boyd National Park
Start the day exploring the rocky coastline and sheltered inlets of the magnificent Ben Boyd National Park.
Bittangabee Bay
A rocky enclosed bay with a small, scenic beach, Bittangabee Bay is an appealing spot to kick back and soak up spectacular coastline views.
Green Cape Lighthouse
The southernmost lighthouse in NSW, Green Cape Lighthouse also entered record books when it was built in 1883 as Australia’s first concrete lighthouse tower.
Drive – 40KM
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Eden
Head north to Eden to jump onboard a whale-watching cruise in the waters of Twofold Bay and dive deeper into the region's whaling heritage.
Cat Balou Cruises and Whale Watching Eden
Experience nature at its best when you cruise aboard the multi award winning vessel, Cat Balou at Eden. Cat Balou is a 16 metre catamaran.
Eden Killer Whale Museum
The space is home to some 10,000 artefacts that shed light on the Sapphire Coast’s long-time whaling industry.
Pinnacles Loop Walking Track
Spanning 47km of dramatic coastline near Eden on NSW’s Sapphire Coast, Beowa National Park (formerly Ben Boyd National Park) is like nature writ large.
Drive – 19KM
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Pambula
After an action-packed day outdoors, take a well-deserved break at Longstocking Brewery, just outside the historic village of Pambula.
Longstocking Brewery
Fans of craft beer flock to Longstocking, dubbed the “biggest little brewery” on the NSW Sapphire Coast.
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