Like no other place on earth
The Sapphire Coast's unique coastline offers deserted beaches, tranquil rainforests, serene rivers, lakes, and picturesque mountain backdrops.
Our regions offer natural beauty, abundant wildlife, cultural diversity, and great food and wine.
Explore the NSW Sapphire Coast including Merimbula, Eden, Bega, Tathra and Bermagui and discover your ultimate year-round escape.
News & Events
 Merimbula Fun Run
26 May, 2013. The 2013 Merimbula 10km Fun Run and 5km Fun Run/Walk is aimed at both recreational and professional runners and walkers locally and across Australia. More... |
 Merimbula Jazz Festival
7-10 June, 2013. The 33rd Merimbula Jass Festival will be held across the long weekend and is planning to be bigger than ever! More... |
Sapphire Coast Regions
Bermagui
Surrounded by secluded surf beaches, estuaries, wetlands and coastal lagoons, with Mount Dromedary in Guluga National Park watching over the scene, the secrets of Bermagui unfold.
A 9km diversion off the highway will lead you to this tranquil haven. More...
Cobargo
Situated on the Princes Highway north of Bega, calling in at Cobargo couldn't be easier. It's hard not to stop, when the wealth of crafts and bustling village life is seen. The attractive buildings house craftspeople selling woodcrafts, pottery, leather and art works. More...
Brogo
Just 19kms north of Bega is the stunning Brogo Dam. Explore tranquil rainforest gullies, and the rugged picturesque surrounds.
Sheer cliffs overhang the water with rock orchids and ferns, while the surrounding bush harbours many native birds and animals. More...
Bega
Bega is the rural centre of the Sapphire Coast, set at the gateway to the rolling pastures of the lush Bega Valley.
It is prime dairy country, long famous for Bega Cheese and home to the fascinating Heritage Centre detailing the legacies of culture and history. More...
Candelo
Travelling inland along the valley of the Bega River, the road ambles through rich dairy and beef country, passing the historic pastoral estate of Kameruka, and arriving at the delightful little village of Candelo.
With all its country charms, Candelo retains its peaceful village atmosphere. More...
Bemboka
With scenic views of the whole Sapphire Coast from Pipers Lookout, this quaint rural village has a backdrop of the Bemboka National Park.
Famous for its pies and friendly laid back lifestyle, The Bemboka Pie Shop is a must if the tastebuds are tingling. More...
Tathra
Set like a gem into shades of green and blue, Tathra surrounds itself in the natural beauty of both Mimosa Rocks National Park to the north and Bournda National Park to the south.
It's home to many seabirds and an abundance of wildlife. More...
Merimbula
The Magic begins with a first glimpse of Merimbula's beaches, brilliant beneath the bright sunshine.
Lagoon, lakes and ocean are separated by white sand, and fringed by unspoilt bushland stretching up into the mountains. More...
Pambula
Ideal for family holidays with beaches, the ocean and lake in close proximity.
Beachcomb the sweeping sands, collect shells, explore life in fascinating rock pools, lunch with the kangaroos or take a horse ride through the wetlands and river flats. More...
Eden
The southern gateway to the Sapphire Coast, Eden is set in rugged beauty with golden sandy beaches, crystal waters, forests and parklands.
A history steeped in the traditions of the sea, it offers endless fishing opportunities and fascinating dive wrecks. More...
Wyndham
Only an hour and a half from the Australian snowfields, Wyndham is considered the gateway to the snow.
A tour of the spectacular countryside through the Towamba Valley, Burragate, and Rocky Hall will give you the appetite to enjoy a light lunch or afternoon tea. More...
Wonboyn
The perfect getaway renowned for its breathtaking beauty of water and wilderness, Wonboyn is particularly significant for bushwalkers, birdwatchers and fishermen.
It has a reputation for some of the finest lake, estuary, beach and land based game fishing on the coast. More...
