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Bega Wine District
The Bega Wine District, based on the beautiful Sapphire Coast area of southern New South Wales is part of the Far South Coast Wine Region. The Sapphire Coast is a wonderful tourist area that features fabulous surfing, wonderful fishing, sparkling sandy beaches, rivers, estuaries, bays, lakes, rugged cliffs, caves, nature reserves and national parks. The Sapphire Coast is famous for the deep-sea fishing off Bermagui, scuba diving, whale watching at Eden, the award-winning cheeses and fresh produce at Bega and the rich Aboriginal cultural heritage around the Wallaga Lake area. Local attractions include: Ben Boyd National Park, Bega Cheese Heritage Centre, Gulaga National Park, Sapphire Coast Visitor Information Centre, Tathra Wharf, all only about six hours south of Sydney, ideal for a week-end
getaway. Some of the local attractions and activities include: # Exploring the fascinating cliffs, rock outcrops and sea caves at the Mimosa Rocks National Park # Following the wine, food, craft and art trail along the Bermagui-Tathra road # Enjoying bushwalking and the spectacular views from Boyds Tower and other look-outs in Ben Boyd National Park # Whale watching cruises and spotting from the local headlands # Cheese-making displays at the popular Bega Cheese Heritage Centre # Events such as the Cobargo Folk Festival, Merimbula Jazz Festival, Mambo Merimbula Wave Classic.
The Far South Coast Region is home to 4 districts:
Batemans Bay ;
Narooma ;
Bega ;
Eden.
