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Things to Do in Pambula

12 Apr 2023
5 minutes

Pambula is a south coast town in New South Wales known for its stunning beaches, nature reserves and relaxing atmosphere. There are plenty of things to do in Pambula whether you’re looking for an active holiday or just a relaxing getaway.

Surfing

The beaches surrounding the town of Pambula are famous for their natural beauty and powerful waves – making them the perfect surf spots for beginner to intermediate-level surfers.

One of the best beaches to surf near Pambula is Jiguma Beach and Merimbula, along the Sapphire Coast. With crystal-clear waters, long sandy beaches and consistent swells, visitors can experience a unique surfing adventure that’s sure to be remembered at Pambula.

Fishing

The beaches of Pambula provide an ideal setting for keen anglers. With plenty of species to choose from, anglers can hook anything from mackerel and whiting to tailor, bream and even kingfish. The fertile waters around Pambula also provide plenty of opportunities for crabbing and prawning.

You can also rent fishing equipment, boats and other gear from various suppliers in town or take a fishing charter to explore the local reefs beyond the shore. The Reflections Pambula Holiday Park also makes fishing accessible with its boat ramp.

Oysters abound near Pambula

The Pambula region features an array of oyster farms, where you can taste or buy a selection of oysters, as well as join a local Kayak and Schuck tours.

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Hiking

For those looking for adventure on land, Pambula is also home to some amazing hiking trails. There are routes of all lengths and difficulty levels – from easy coastal walks to mountain hikes with spectacular views. Head to the forest and explore the walking paths around Mumbulla Mountain, which are home to plenty of native wildlife or check out the Pambula River Walking track.

Golfing

The Pambula Merimbula golf course is a stunning, 18 hole course situated on the shores of Pambula Lake. This beautiful course offers a range of challenges and stunning views of the surrounding bushland and ocean. With plenty of natural hazards to avoid, golfers can enjoy a relaxed round in breathtaking surroundings.

Kayaking in Pambula

The Pambula River is a perfect spot for hopping on a kayak and heading out to explore the region. Pambula River Kayaking Tours is another great option, where you can learn about the region and the Oysters farms which abound.

Ready to head out explore Pambula? Book your powered or unpowered site here at Reflections Pambula, from where you can set out and explore.

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What is Pambula known for?

There are many tourist-friendly attractions and things to do that the town of Pambula is known for. Pambula is renowned for its stunning beaches, oyster farms and surfing. The town is also home to stunning coastal hikes, excellent fishing and a picturesque golf course. There are also kayaking and paddling activities that you can book.

Can you swim in Pambula River?

Yes, you can swim in Pambula River. The Pambula River is a picturesque river with calm waters and plenty of sandy beaches along its banks – making it perfect for swimming and kayaking. Be sure to follow all safety regulations when swimming.

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What is there to do in Merimbula at night?

Merimbula, a popular whale-watching spot, is the main town near Pambula and offers plenty of activities. Local activities include the aquarium and wildlife sanctuary, tasting local seafood as well as restaurants and bars. The nearby beaches also provide breathtaking views at sunset – perfect for stargazing or a romantic getaway.

Is Merimbula a good holiday spot?

Yes, Merimbula is a great holiday spot. Encompassing beautiful beaches, stunning national parks and plenty of outdoor activities – this picturesque town has something for everyone. With plenty of accommodation options and family-friendly attractions nearby, visitors can enjoy an unforgettable vacation at Merimbula.