Bermagui Activities

on the South Coast of New South Wales Australia

I drove from Wallaga Lake to Bermagui on Wallaga Lake Rd along the Sapphire Coast on my way to Mimosa Rocks National Park NSW Australia.

Bermagui is a town situated along the coast. As you drive into the town you'll notice the harbour with the boats at the jetty in the Bermagui River. And, you'll see all the fishing rods standing tall in the boats.

Things To Do in Bermagui NSW

  1. Visit the Bermagui Visitor Information Centre
  2. Sit at Bermagui Harbour and watch the boats at the jetty on Bermagui River
  3. Watch the sunrise and sunset
  4. Go on a bush walk
  5. Ride a bike
  6. Follow the Bermagui Heritage Trail
  7. Explore the Cultural Heritage Trail
  8. Watch and photograph birds
  9. Swim or learn to surf at the Blue Pool
  10. Watch whales on the coast walks
  11. Visit Bermagui Museum
  12. Go to the beaches in Bermagui, like
    • Cuttagee Beach and Lake
    • Horseshoe Bay Beach
    • Beares Beach
    • Moorhead Beach
    • Camel Rock Surf Beach
  13. Make and go on a picnic at a beach or national park
  14. Go for a walk on a sandy beach
  15. Charter a fishing cruise to go fishing
  16. Kayak on a lake
  17. Drive on the one-lane bridges
  18. Watch out for wildlife and birdlife
  19. Photograph, paint, and draw the wildlife, birdlife, seascape, and landscape
  20. Visit Wallaga Lake
  21. Walk the Bermagui to Camel Rock Walk
  22. Locate Bega Shire's 101 Hidden Heritage Objects Revealed

Things To Do Near Bermagui

  1. Watch the sunrise and sunset
  2. Go on a bush walk
  3. Ride a bike
  4. Explore the Cultural Heritage Trail
  5. Watch and photograph birds
  6. Watch whales on the coast walks
  7. Visit Mimosa Rocks National Park
  8. Visit Wapengo Lake
  9. Make and go on a picnic at a beach or national park
  10. Book a cruise to Montague Island to see the wildlife and birds
  11. Watch out for wildlife and birdlife
  12. Photograph, paint, and draw the wildlife, birdlife, seascape, and landscape
  13. Locate Bega Shire's 101 Hidden Heritage Objects Revealed

Bermagui Visitor Information Centre

At the Bermagui Visitor Information Centre, I made a stop to find out about visiting Mimosa Rocks National Park.

Parking was at a 45-degree angle with the rear to the curb only for vehicles under 6 meters. This was the second town that I had noticed parking like this.

Bermagui Visitor Center

Bermagui Visitor Information Centre

 Photography © Jennifer Empey

Parking Sign

Parking Sign

 Photography © Jennifer Empey

Travel Photography at Bermagui Harbour

 

Bermagui Harbour

On the way back, I made a stop at the harbour with the boats on Bermagui River. And, sat there to watch what was happening on the quiet sunny day.

You can hire fishing charters. And, wildlife cruises to Montague Island where you can see, for example, penguins, dolphins, sealions, and sea birds.

Boats

Boats

 Photography © Jennifer Empey

Boats in a Mockup

In a Mockup

 Boats  Photography © Jennifer Empey

Bermagui NSW Australia

On the river

 Photography © Jennifer Empey

One Lane Bridges

Along the way on the Tathra - Bermagui Road, there were many one-lane bridges.

This means that only vehicles driving in the same direction can cross them at the same time. So, you can find yourself waiting for the other vehicles to pass over the bridges before you had a turn.

Cuttagee Beach, Lake, Creek, and Bridge

 

One-lane bridge, in particular, is the Cuttagee Bridge over the Cuttagee Creek which is pictured below.  It is situated about seven and a half kilometers from Bermagui. The bridge has a load limit of 22.5 tons gross. In addition, heavy vehicles can only drive at ten kilometers per hour over it.

On one side there is the expansive Cuttagee Lake that narrows into Cuttagee Creek. And, on the other side is Cuttagee Beach looking far out to the South Pacific Ocean.

Bermagui NSW Australia

Cuttagee Beach

 Photography © Jennifer Empey

Lake at Bermagui

Cuttagee Lake

 Photography © Jennifer Empey

Road at One Way Bridge

Road Signs

 Photography © Jennifer Empey

One Way Bridge

Cuttagee Bridge

 Photography © Jennifer Empey

Beach

Cuttagee Beach

 Photography © Jennifer Empey

Tree with Red Flowers

Then, I noticed the tree with barren branches except for some red flowers. I'd seen them a lot driving around New South Wales. This time, there was an opportunity to make a stop and take some photos.

Tree with Red Flowers

Tree with Red Flowers

 Photography © Jennifer Empey

Where is Bermagui in Australia?

Bermagui is on the Sapphire coast on the south coast of New South Wales Australia.

Bermagui NSW Australia PIN
Bermagui NSW Australia PIN

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Photography © Jennifer Empey

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