Pambula

PAMBULA - NEW SOUTH WALES

Pambula, taken from an Aboriginal word meaning "two waters" has been home to the Yuin Aboriginal tribe for thousands of years.
White settlers converged on Pambula soon after George Bass arrived along the Pambula River in 1797. Originally the town was built on the river flats, after a series of floods it was moved to it's current posistion on higher ground.
On Pambula Beach you can fish, surf, horse ride, picnic, BBQ or take a leasurely walk and explore this patrolled natural wonder.
Take a cruise along Pambula River and discover the rich Aboriginal history.
Pambula Food Frolic and Festival, held in October where food vendors display and sell their specialties along the Pambula main street.

PLACES OF INTEREST:

Magic Mountain Recreation Park

Tura Beach

Yellow Pinch Wildlife Park

Wheelers Oysters

Toad Hall Country Crafts

Settlers Cottage Plus Pots

ACCOMMODATION & SERVICES:

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INFORMATION CENTRE:
Eden Gateway Visitor Centre
Princes Hwy. Eden. NSW 2551
Ph: 02 6496 1953

HOW TO GET THERE:
By car along the Princes Hwy. (1) south of Merimbula

Light Plane

Coach