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Severs Beach

Pambula-Haycock area in Beowa National Park

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Overview

Severs Beach, in Beowa National Park in the whale watching town of Eden on NSW’s Sapphire Coast, offers Aboriginal heritage, fishing, beach walks and more.

What to
bring
Sunscreen, drinking water, hat
Please note
  • Remember to take your binoculars if you want to go whale watching
  • Please be sure to keep to the boardwalk and not disturb the midden in any way

Discover the timeless beauty of NSW’s Sapphire Coast at Severs Beach. Located in the fishing and whale watching haven of Eden, this picturesque beach is truly tempting all year round.

Visit in summer to go swimming or paddling, or try your luck game fishing – it’s at its best here between December and May. A beach walk’s just the thing to keep you warm in winter, while a picnic by the water is a real springtime treat. If you’re into birdwatching, keep a lookout for a variety of bird species, including mighty sea eagles soaring overhead or even plunge diving for fish.

Perhaps the most remarkable thing about Severs Beach, though, is its heritage. Here, you can see Aboriginal shell middens, carbon dated to 3,500 years old. Tread the wooden boardwalk, which transports you across the midden to the beach and offers excellent views. Please be sure to stay to the path and respect the cultural value of this special part of Beowa National Park.

For directions, safety and practical information, see visitor info

Tours and events at this location

  • Arial photo of kayakers in aqua blue river. Photo © Jessica Taunton

    Pambula River kayaking tour

    Experience Beowa National Park from the crystal-clear waters of the Pambula River on this exciting guided kayaking tour with Navigate Expeditions.

 

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