Best trails in Bournda National Park

A scenic trail along the Saphire Coast of New South Wales, located just south from the town of Tathra. This out and back trail begins and ends from the parking area at Klaninny Bay, where parking is available. From here you'll make your way all the way down to Turingal Head and back again. The trail itself features several river crossings and can be quite boggy, especially after rain. Lots of ups and downs and wildlife not to mention the incredible views!

Leaving from North Tura Beach Carpark you make your way through the scrub until reaching Sandy Beach Creek which you follow until you get to Bournda Lagoon. From there you make your way along the beach passing the Bournda Headland. From here you can either make your way along the sand or on the track back to the carpark.

A gorgeous scenic track along the coat near Tathra, New South Wales. This route has lots of up and downs but plenty of flat sections to catch your breath. Keep an eye out for wildlife like echidnas and goannas. In spring there will be beautiful wildflowers. Bring your swimming gear and towel for a swim at any of beautiful unspoilt beaches along the way.

The Wharf to Wharf Walk is a spectacular coastal walk from Merimbula to Tathra, linking existing trails through public coastal reserves, flora reserves, beaches and Bournda National Park. It is a walk for coast lovers, nature enthusiasts and photographers. The trail follows a wild coastline, leading to hidden coastal lagoons, long isolated beaches, rugged headlands and secluded coves. Wildlife is abundant, and more than 200 species of birds have been observed in the region. The walk can be...

Discover a hidden gem in Bournda National Park on this beautiful coastal walk to Games Bay. The track takes you through a lush forest filled with varied flora. You'll get stunning glimpses of the turquoise water through the trees before arriving at a quiet, secluded beach. Keep an eye out for wallabies and goannas along the track. It's a rewarding hike that shows off the best of the Sapphire Coast.

An epic trail exploring part of the Bournda National Park, located in between Tathra and Merimbula on the south coast of New South Wales. This trail begins from the Turingal Head Picnic Area, where there is plenty of parking available. Highlights of the trail include Wallagoot Gap Lookout, Games Bay and White Rocks. Enjoy the beautiful scenery of interesting cliff and rock formations framed by the ocean.

For a great day out, the coastal walk from Hobart Beach to Merimbula Aquarium offers some brilliant views and a real sense of getting away from it all. Starting from the Hobart Beach campground, where there's parking and facilities, you can head along the coast. The walk features lovely stretches through paperbark and melaleuca forests. Bournda Lagoon is a top spot along the way for a break, with calm waters perfect for a paddle.

A great trail exploring part of the Bournda National Park on the far south coast of New South Wales. This looped route begins from the Hobart Beach campsite shores of the Wallagoot Lagoon. The trail features a good combination of coastal bush, some steep descents and inclines, a beautiful river inlet and a lovely walk along Bournda Beach to finish off. There is not much of a view from the top of the trig due to the thick bush.

Depart from the corner of Turingal Head Road and Emerald Crescent (end of bitumen road), Wallagoot. Following the Kangarutha Walking Track to Games Bay. Enjoy rock hopping and "mother nature" at her best. Amazing gorges and natural rock pool, kangaroos, sea eagles and black swans. Return via the same route.

Experience a spectacular and diverse coastal loop through Bournda National Park. This trail offers a fantastic variety of terrain, from shady bush tracks and service roads to a lengthy stretch of beach walking. Be prepared for at least one creek crossing that may be up to knee-deep with no bridge. The highlights are the stunning scenery of Bournda Lagoon and the abundant wildlife, with frequent sightings of dolphins, whales (in season), goannas, and red-bellied black snakes.