Wildlife, whale watching, shops and clubs, Magic Mountain Family Recreation Park and Top Fun Amusement Park are all within 5 minutes drive of Ocean Break. National Parks and State Forests offer the visitor fabulous places to explore. Take a scenic drive to nearby Tathra Beach historic wharf and visit the numerous art galleries along the way. At Bega you can sample some of the country's finest cheeses at the Bega Cheese Factory and also visit the local wineries. Lots to see and do near Tura or just relax and soak up the sun.
City Week of Golf: 1st to 7th November 2008
A tournament open to Men and Ladies with recognised Australian golf handicaps.
The tournament is played on Eden, Bermagui, Candelo, Tathra, Bega and Tura Beach
golf courses during Melbourne Cup week annually.
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http://www.merimbulagolf.com.au/fixtures.html
Merimbula is only 5 minutes drive from Ocean Break and has good shopping and several restaurants and cafes. There is a cinema and tourist bureau as well as a large supermarket. The hotel near the bridge has excellent dining and wine selection.
http://www.southcoast.com.au/merimbula/index.html
Ben Boyd National Park
Named after Ben Boyd who in 1842 established his whaling operations in Twofold
Bay, this park abounds with history and the remains of old Davidson Whaling
Station can still be visited today. Spectacular coastal scenery is a major feature
with rugged cliffs, rock formations, sea caves and hills covered
with banksia forests and flowering heaths. The Northern section of the park
is located 8km north of Eden and the southern section is 18km south of Eden.
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| The Pinnacles | View from Boyd's Tower |
Bournda National Park
This park has outstanding conservation value, containing beaches, fresh and
saltwater lakes, lagoons and creeks and a variety of birds and wildlife. Activities
to be enjoyed include swimming, fishing, canoeing or watching the wildlife. Located
20km south-east of Bega.
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| View of Bournda Island |
Mimosa Rocks National Park
Situated 22km north-east of Bega this park features a jagged coastline with natural
rock formations, caves, cliffs and headlands and is a favorite for surfers,
fishermen, divers and birdwatchers.
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| Moonrise over Mimosa Rocks | Sunrise over Picnic Point |
Mount Imlay National Park
A rough and steep 3km track from the end of Burrawang Forest Road provides access
to this park which offers spectacular views of the coast and forest from Mt
Imlay.
Located 20km south of Eden.
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| Looking North East from Mount Imlay |
Information found at "Australian Tourism Net"
http://www.atn.com.au/nsw/south/parks-d.htm
