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Things to do in Bermagui

28 Mar 2023
5 minutes

Located in the pristine Sapphire Coast of New South Wales, Bermagui is a stunning seaside town with plenty to offer. Whether you’re looking for a tranquil getaway or an exciting adventure, there’s something for everyone in this coastal paradise. Below are some of the top things to do in Bermagui.

Fishing

Bermagui Fishermen's Wharf is a popular spot for those looking to catch a fish or two. Whether you’re an experienced angler or just learning the ropes, there are plenty of opportunities to reel in some big catches. Several charter services can take you out on the water and show you the best spots to drop lines.

Bermagui is famous for yellowfin tuna, marlin and much more. Bermagui fishing charter prices depend on the boat and the size of your group, so make sure to check before booking. It’s also worth contacting local fishing businesses and fishing communities for more information on fishing in the area.

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Surfing

Bermagui is an excellent spot for surfers of all levels. The nearby beaches have plenty of waves to keep you entertained and a few point breaks can offer some spectacular rides. This area is especially popular with locals due to its great waves throughout the year.

Golfing

Head over to the magnificent Bermagui Country Club for some golfing fun. This 18-hole course is set against a beautiful landscape and has something for all skill levels. The course is also home to several tournaments throughout the year, so it’s definitely worth checking out if you want to challenge yourself and test your skills against other players.

Coastal Walks

There are several coastal walks and walking tracks around the Bermagui area that are worth experiencing. The Bermagui to Wallaga coastal walk is particularly popular and takes you along Ocean Drive and Wallaga Lake for some magnificent coastal scenery. There’s also plenty of wildlife to spot, including dolphins, whales, fur seals and sea birds.

We recommend visitors to follow a Bermagui coastal walk map to ensure they stay on the right track. You can pick one up from the Bermagui visitor information centre.

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Bermagui Blue Pool

The Bermagui Blue Pool is a natural rock pool located at Wagonga Inlet. This picturesque spot is great for swimming and snorkelling, and it’s a great way to cool off from the summer heat. There’s also a grassy area nearby that’s perfect for picnics and barbecues as well as a Bermagui heritage trail to explore.

There is so much to do and see in Bermagui and something for the whole family. Want more? Check out our itinerary on how to spend the day in Bermagui here.

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Ready to get to book your Bermagui stay?

From luxe cabins, with some dog-friendly and accessible, to powered and unpowered sites, a stay at Bermagui Caravan Park is sure to leave you rested and rejuvenated.

Frequently asked questions

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Is Bermagui worth visiting?

Yes, Bermagui is a beautiful spot that’s definitely worth visiting. There’s plenty of things to do, including fishing, surfing, coastal walks, and more. The summer months are generally the best time to visit Bermagui as this is when the weather is at its best.

What is Bermagui known for?

Bermagui is known for its stunning beaches and beautiful coastline. It’s also a popular spot for fishing, with plenty of opportunities to catch some big catches. The walks around Bermagui are also famous for their stunning coastal views. The Bermagui Blue Pool is also a must-see spot for anyone visiting the south coast area.

How far is the continental shelf off Bermagui?

The continental shelf is about 35km off the coast of Bermagui. This makes it a great spot for recreational fishing, as well as deep sea diving and other water activities. The shelf drops off to a maximum depth of around 100 metres.

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