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Bournda National Park
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Sally
December 20, 2016
Hidden beaches and lagoons to explore
Christine
August 24, 2015
Walk through Nature, swim in the ocean, lake or inlet. Boating and kayaking. Picnics, bikes, trails.
Jenny
August 2, 2020
Great walks, beaches and lagoons.
Hanni
December 27, 2017
It is simply spectacularly beautiful, pristine nature that, even in the busiest holiday season is just lively but not ever overcrowded. Bournda lagune is a great place for picnics and parties and safe place for children to swim with the ocean beach just a very short walk over the sand dune. Bournda Island where you have a chance to see dolphins, the resident seal or whales during the whale watching season is a short walk and a little skip over the channel. On 6 km bush walk around Bournda Lagune you will see a range of different landscapes such as rocky outcrops with stunning views along the coast, Teatree and Eucalyptus forrest and takes you past Bournda Island back to the start.
It is simply spectacularly beautiful, pristine nature that, even in the busiest holiday season is just lively but not ever overcrowded. Bournda lagune is a great place for picnics and parties and safe place for children to swim with the ocean beach just a very short walk over the sand dune. Bournda…
Katie
August 4, 2018
An amazing walk (or run) that starts at Kianinny and ends at Bournda - amazing with secluded beaches along the way. There's a bunch of steps and is graded medium-hard. Kids under 10 may struggle but heh, they will sleep well at the end of the day. The gap at Bournda is an amazing little inlet where you can walk out between the cliffs at low tide (swim at high) and enjoy the knee high salt water lagoon. Perfect for families and picnics. If you don't want to walk, you can drive (it's national park so, pay for parking). Head down Sapphire coast drive and turn left towards the sailing school at Wallagoot, keep going until you get to the coastal car park. Don't tell Leonardo that you've found his 'beach'.... If you can't muster the strength to do the 9km - then at least do the trek to 'boulder bay' and wonder why they called it that...
An amazing walk (or run) that starts at Kianinny and ends at Bournda - amazing with secluded beaches along the way. There's a bunch of steps and is graded medium-hard. Kids under 10 may struggle but heh, they will sleep well at the end of the day. The gap at Bournda is an amazing little inlet wh…
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Bournda Road
Wallagoot, NSW