region: South Coast

Delimited by the Victorian border in the south, the south of Sydney in the north, and the Great Dividing Range in the east, the South coast of New South Wales is blessed with immense natural beauty. Endless curves of sand, striking swathes of green, marine reserves, and enchanting towns characterise this coastal strip area.  

It’s known for its slower pace compared to its northern counterpart, a place where people take the time to appreciate what they see, and for this reason, a treasured getaway destination. Main activities include enjoying the spectacular coastal scenery, swimming, surfing, camping, and fishing. Indeed, the South coast of New South Wales is a haven rich in fishing opportunities, with its deep blue waters brimming with delicious produce attracting an abundance of expert fishermen.