Violet Hill Camping and picnic area sits on an inlet that connects two lakes – Boolambayte Lake and Myall Lake. Boolambayte is a sanctuary and fishing there is off-limits, but you can still fish Mayll Lake if you have a fishing … Continue reading Violet Hill Campground: Myall Lakes Camping
Set in an angaphora forest a short stroll from the Bombah Broadwater, picturesque Boomeri campground is perfect for swimming, fishing, paddling, and easy mountain biking. There are 20 unmarked campsites and most of these are suitable only for tents but there are a … Continue reading Boomeri Campground: Myall Lakes Camping
The Wells campground is right on the waterfront of Bombah Broadwater making it perfect for fishing, kayaking, paddle boarding and swimming. The Wells is one of the few places you can have a campfire. There are no bookings, it’s a first … Continue reading Wells Campground: Myall Lakes Camping
White Tree Bay is a small campground with just 15 sites. It is also a birdwatchers paradise with yellow-tailed black cockatoos, currawongs and gannets. It is right on the waterfront of Bombah Broadwater under the shade of majestic paperbark trees, … Continue reading White Tree Bay: Myall Lakes Camping
Dees Corner campground is on the waterfront of the calm waters of the lake with direct access to the beach through sand dunes. Majestic paperbark trees lean picturesquely over the water. Here you can bring the family and while away … Continue reading Dees Corner: Myall Lakes Camping
Myall Lakes National Park, Australia, is a stunning landscape of sand dunes, rainforests, scrub and pristine waterways. It’s rich in birdlife and wildlife and it has a great selection of campgrounds. But the best way to show you its beauty … Continue reading Myall Lakes in Pictures
Mungo Brush Campground is right on the calm waters of Dombah Broadwater and a stone’s throw from the beach. It’s a popular campground with 78 sites suitable for tents, caravans and campervans. Reservations are recommended. Mungo Brush is close to … Continue reading Mungo Brush: Myall Lakes Camping
Myall Lakes National Park, three hours north of Sydney, is a mosaic of lakes, rivers, rainforests and beaches whose beauty is best enjoyed from its waterways and walking trails. The waters are perfect for swimming and during May to November you can watch migrating … Continue reading Myall Lakes Camping: 10 Campgrounds
Banksia Green campground is nestled behind the sand dunes so you can spend the days swimming, surfing, fishing, and kayaking. The surf is reached via a short sandy path through the sand dunes. If the surfs too rough, the calm waters … Continue reading Banksia Green: Myall Lakes Camping
Neranie is a picturesque campground on the sandy northern shores of Myall Lakes with 25 campsites and a designated swimming area. You have the option of lakeside or bush camping amongst the banksias. It is suitable for tents, caravans and campervans … Continue reading Neranie Campground: Myall Lakes Camping
Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 19. Watch Dolphins and Whales One of the best ways to see Byron Bay’s wild dolphin population is from a kayak and there are two companies that will take you on a guided … Continue reading 27 Things to do in Byron Bay: Part 3
Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 10. Scuba or snorkel Julian Rocks Marine Park Julian Rocks Marine Park in Byron Bay is one of Australia’s favorite dive and snorkelling sites due to the incredible diversity and abundance of … Continue reading 27 Things to do in Byron Bay: Part 2
