Guidebook for Tura Beach
Food Scene
The Waterfront Cafe
Market StreetGreat location, great service, best ice coffees in the world!
Entertainment & Activities
Beautiful small beach, you can swim, snorkel, surf or sit and watch the boats go by. A wonderful kiosk for great lunches and coffee. Free BBQ and a view of sunset makes this my favourite spot in the area.
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Bar Beach Kiosk
Off Lake StBeautiful small beach, you can swim, snorkel, surf or sit and watch the boats go by. A wonderful kiosk for great lunches and coffee. Free BBQ and a view of sunset makes this my favourite spot in the area.
Merimbula Divers Lodge
15 Park StLearn to scuba dive or snorkel on the beautiful Sapphire Coast.
Small aquarium great for kids, everything you want to see in an easy package. Top class restaurant with wonderful view.
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Merimbula Aquarium & Wharf Restaurant
Lake StreetSmall aquarium great for kids, everything you want to see in an easy package. Top class restaurant with wonderful view.
Parks & Nature
Lovely walk along the beach or the top of the cliff to the island. Sand dunes, whales and dolphins to view.
Bournda Island
Lovely walk along the beach or the top of the cliff to the island. Sand dunes, whales and dolphins to view.
Shopping
Great nursery, speciality foods, art gallery , Cafe , Nano brewery and animal nursery.
Oaklands Event Centre
3546 Princes HwyGreat nursery, speciality foods, art gallery , Cafe , Nano brewery and animal nursery.
Essentials
Woolworths Tura Beach
Tura Beach DriveLarge supermarket, easy parking and close to home.
Getting Around
Merimbula Airport, Arthur Kaine Dr station
Flights daily to Melbourne and Sydney.
Sightseeing
Tathra Wharf Lookout
Wharf RoadA historic wharf with a great view and cafe.
Eden has a great Killer Whale Museum to learn about whaling, fishing and logging activities. Nearby the Snug Cove wharf showcases the ships and gives access to whale watching on the "Cat Balou".
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Eden
Eden has a great Killer Whale Museum to learn about whaling, fishing and logging activities. Nearby the Snug Cove wharf showcases the ships and gives access to whale watching on the "Cat Balou".