Bermagui
A peaceful town, famous for its fishing, Bermagui nestles around a safe, all-weather harbour dating from the 1830s. The continental shelf is just 20 km offshore – its closest point to the Australian mainland – which means exceptional deep-sea fishing. In particular, the town is known for its yellowfin tuna and the famed black marlin.
Close to Bermagui, Wallaga Lake is one of the largest coastal lakes in the State, an area of outstanding natural beauty with special significance for the Aboriginal people of the area.

Bermagui offers surfing, water sports and bushwalking at the surrounding beaches and in the national parks.

Things to do:
Drive the Bermagui-Tathra Road
Discover one of the most spectacular drives on the South Coast - with food, wines and art along the way.

Wineries
Taste the wines and foods at one of the local wineries at either Mimosa Wines or Tilba Winery.

Fishing
Try your hand at big game fishing for tuna and marlin.  Contact Bermagui Bait & Tackle for all the information you need to book the charter that best suits you.

Bermagui Fishermans Co-op 
Bermagui Fishermans Co-op is right on the harbour in Bermagui, this is the place to visit on the coast for fresh seafood, fine dining, casual coffee and food.  Enjoy a wine with a view, or shop for fashions, local art, gifts and collectables.

Bermagui Blue Pool 
Take a dip in the idyllic Blue Pool just east of the town.  It is excellent for snorkelling.

Heritage Villages
Just 20 minutes to the north of Bermagui is the turn-of-the-century village Central Tilba, which has been classified by the National Trust. And 15 minutes drive to the west of Bermagui is the working village of Cobargo, with wonderful old stores to browse through, antiques and tea rooms.

Bermagui Markets
Held on the last Sunday of the month in Dickinson Park.

Montreal Goldfield
Montreal Goldfield on Wallaga Lake Road where you can take a tour of this significant historic site from the 1880s.

Bermagui Country Club
Bermagui Country Club is a premier sporting, social and recreation club with the following facilities: Championship 18 hole golf course, indoor and outdoor bowls, tennis courts, croquet, fishing, darts and arts.

Camel Rock Beach
Just off Wallaga Lake Road, 8klms north of Bermagui sits the lifelike Camel Rock – great for swimming, fishing, and picnic area.

Walks
A scenic coastal walking track can be found from Paynes Island (Wallaga Lake bridge) to the Blue Pool via Murunna Point, Camel Rock, Haywards Beach, Mooreheads Beach, Horseshoe Bay and Point Dickinson.  Several entry/exit points allow for shorter walks or the fit can try the whole 9km and enjoy the bird hides along the way.

Events:
Bermagui Seaside Fair is a free fun-filled day for everyone!  This multi-award winning tourism event is held on the second Saturday in March each year. The Fair attracts around 10,000 people, many of whom stay for the weekend and longer.

The Big Game Fishing Competition Anzac Tournament, held over the Anzac Day holiday, brings out the best in search of the biggest.

The Four Winds Music Festival is a biennial festival of classic, cultural and world music. It takes place every second Easter in a parkland bush amphitheatre near Bermagui, amidst the wild beauty of the Sapphire Coast, on the far south coast of NSW, Australia.

Cobargo Folk Festival includes musicians, singers, dancers and poets at the historic and picturesque village of Cobargo.  Over 200 performers converge on the Cobargo Showground over the last weekend in February every year. 

Bermagui Information Centre - for more information regarding local attractions/event contact the Bermagui Information Centre.