The Beresford Foreshore is one of Geraldton's open spaces and attracts thousands of visitors. The stretch hugs the coastline with barbecue facilities, spots to sit and enjoy the view, first-class amenities, grassed areas, bowls for dogs to drink water out of as well as a playground that resembles a pirate scene.
Beresford Foreshore is also home to Lucy Humphrey's Horizon, which has won several Sculptures by the Sea accolades. The 1.5-metre sphere turns the world upside down and has quickly become a community favourite with hundreds snapping their photos and posting online.
There are more than 100 ocean-fed rock pools along the NSW coast and the Blue Pool in Bermagui is regularly ranked among the prettiest. This gem along the Sapphire Coast is all opaline hues, think azure fading to turquoise to blush and then canary yellow.
Clamber down the cliff and you’re greeted by the 50 metre-long seawater swimming hole, expanded to its current size in 1937 by Bermagui resident and philanthropist Bill Dickinson. He’d be happy to hear that his efforts over the decades have kept the crowds coming, it’s an idyllic swimming and snorkelling spot for the whole family (there’s an adjacent wading pool for kids).
Dip your head under water and you’ll likely be greeted by a cornucopia of marine life, from anemones and sea stars to crabs, fish and marine snails. Handy facilities include a toilet, shower and change room.
If you’re not quite ready to take the plunge, head to the viewing platform for dazzling views over the pool and coast, with whale sightings possible over the winter and spring months.
Bermagui Brushes is a sip and paint experience on the Sapphire Coast of NSW. Situated in the seaside town of Bermagui this experience is for everyone and anyone who needs to escape the mundane. Lose yourself in an arty afternoon of self expression amongst the trees and birds. Enjoy a glass of bubbles and a light lunch while you create a souvenir of your stay in Bermagui.
Organise a group of friends or come with your nearest and dearest. Nestled on a 35 acre bushland block, this working studio has the perfect surrounds with everything you need to feel relaxed and creative. Choose from a selection of locally inspired themes or make your own mark with a unique painting from a photo you have taken.
All equipment is supplied along with tuition and encouragement from full time Bermagui Artist Nicole Grimm-Hewitt. Bermagui Brushes is about having fun. There is no right or wrong. Art is about self expression and the end result of your painting will hopefully be a fond reminder of a great day spent with friends in beautiful Bermagui.
Bermagui Coastal Walk extends from Cuttagee Beach in the south to Wallaga Lake in the north, covering approximately 18 kilometres of magnificent coastal scenery. Walkable in either direction or begin at Bermagui for a shorter walk and your choice of the northern or southern section.
Amble along the clean sands and crystal waters of secluded beaches and follow walking tracks through the natural bushland marvelling at the local birdlife, fauna and flora. The walk winds along coastal bushland, sandy beaches, nature reserves and Bermagui village.
Stop and take in the breathtaking views at the lookouts at Murunna Point, Bermagui Point, Dickinson Point Headland and the Blue Pool. Paddle in the safe shallow waters of Wallaga Lake and Cuttagee Lake. Marvel at Camel Rock and Horse Head Rock, believed to be around 450 million years old, and the rock formations of the steep cliff face. All this and more - with the majestic Gulaga Mountain as a backdrop.
Bermagui township is located approximately halfway along the walk, making it the perfect rest stop. There is a wonderful selection of eateries found along Lamont Street and surrounds and at the Bermagui Fishermen's Wharf on the edge of Bermagui Harbour.
For more information contact the Bermagui Visitor Information Centre.
Discover Bermagui's Fishing, Retail, Hospitality & Coastal Charm at Bermagui Fishermen's Wharf.
Since 1946, the Bermagui Fishermen's Co-operative has been the heart of this seaside town, being a major supplier to Sydney Fish Market, Melbourne Seafood Centre, local and export buyers.
Today, that legacy lives on at the Bermagui Fishermen's Wharf, a stunning harbourside precinct financed and spear- headed into construction by Managing Director Rocco Lagana (Current) and Co-operative members. Completed in 2009 and crafted from locally sourced spotted gum timber, this landmark perfectly blends coastal style with community spirit.
Wander the wharf and discover a vibrant mix of cafés, restaurants, Retail boutique, real estate services, or the Local Art Gallery — Bermagui Fishermens Co-operative is a destination for all ages and interests.
Treat yourself to breakfast or lunch at Octopii Restaurant or Sundeck Café, where standout coffee, house-baked cakes, and delicious menu options are served with panoramic waterfront views.
Indulge in locally sourced Fish & Chips from Bluewave Seafood, enjoy handmade delicacies from the Bermagui Gelati Clinic, and sip made-to-order cocktails at The Harbar. For dinner, savour the bold Asian fusion flavours of ONYA Restaurant or the Mediterranean-inspired dishes at Octopii.
Whether you come for the fishing, food, shopping or the picture-perfect views, Bermagui Fishermen's Wharf captures the essence of an Australian Coastal paradise.
Bermagui's spectacular harbour hums with activity as well as natural beauty. Watch as the fishing boats unload their catch and take a stroll along the foreshore to Bermagui Fishermen's Wharf, Bruce Steer Pool and Bermagui Point.
Explore Bermagui Fishermen's Wharf and retail precinct in the heart of the harbour. Sit and enjoy a coffee or handcrafted gelato as you watch the fishermen come and go, and wander the boutique shops and galleries featuring local artists and wares.
A fishing Mecca within Australia, Bermagui Harbour offers access to the continental shelf, which is only 11 nautical miles (about 20 kilometres) away. The shelf is home to a huge number of fish species including all the big predators.
To help you get out amongst the wild things, charter boats operate out of Bermagui Harbour all year round, offering fishing packages that can be tailored to suit your needs.
Fishing facilities include a three lane boat ramp, wash down area, lights, cleaning stations, fuel and amenities.
For an epic marine adventure, jump on a whale watching cruise with Sapphire Coastal Adventures during whale season from August to November each year.
An initiative of the Bermagui Area Chamber of Commerce and Tourism, the Bermagui Heritage Trail is a self-guided walk/drive trail that extends over 17 kilometres from Wallaga Lake north of Bermagui to Cuttagee Beach to the south.
It highlights 12 people and places of historical significance in Bermagui and surrounding areas - Michael Lerner Lookout, Cuttagee Timber Mill, The Blue Pool, Zane Grey, Bermagui Steamer Wharf, Sam Sinclair, Bruce Steer Pool, the old Government Wharf, Bermagui Fishermen's Co-Operative, the old race course and airstrip, Tilba Road and Payne's Island.
To make sure you don't miss any of the trail sites, pick up a trail location guide and Bermagui town map at the Bermagui Visitor Information Centre.
An extension of the trail with an additional 10 sites is planned to be completed soon.
Bermagui Mudworks is a great place to visit all year round and has plenty in store for visitors.
This delightful pottery studio and gallery, nestled in natural bushland just a short drive from the Bermagui town centre, offers much to be enjoyed wandering through the gallery with its spectacular display of works. Relax on the verandah with a coffee and sweet treats and take in the surrounding peaceful ambiance.
Gallery owners, Mick and Kim Collingham, have each been potting over 50 years. They are passionate about clay and produce domestic functional ware, garden ware and custom one off pieces. They have owned galleries in the United States, Surfers Paradise, Cooma and moved to Bermagui and opened Mudworks in 1985.
Bermagui museum offers the public a modern historical research facility. Along with treasured relics of the past the digital collection includes over 11,000 professionally scanned photographs and records, where searches can be made of the databases by topic or name.
The museum collection includes objects and photographs that combine to tell the stories of Bermagui in days gone by. Marvel at the exhibitions of industries, clothing, military, machinery, transport and household effects, as well as family histories.
Operated by a dedicated group of volunteers who form the Bermagui Historical Society, the museum is a must see for those wanting an insight into the town's heritage that dates from European settlement in the 1830s. There are a number of books, many available only in Bermagui, that provide a wealth of information about Bermagui's history and early settlers.
A scenic picnic area located on the banks of Black Lagoon in Bermagui State Forest. With views over the water, this picnic area offers visitors barbeque/fireplaces, picnic tables and public toilets.
This picnic area is accessible via Scenic Forest Drive, accessed off the Cobargo Bermagui Road or Wallaga Lake Road.
The spectacular Bermagui River is a serene estuary in the heart of Bermagui, an ideal location for kayaking, SUPing, fishing and boating.
The river winds along the edge of mangrove forests and lofty woodlands, home to many species of birds including herons, azure kingfishers and sea eagles.
Paddling in the early morning, the only sounds you’ll hear are the swoosh of your oar in the water and the flutter of cormorant and heron wings – all manner of birds descend to forage in mangroves and sun themselves in trees.
Known for its excellent fishing opportunities, anglers can find flathead, bream, whiting, tailor, trevally, mulloway and octopus.
Bermagui River is approximately seven kilometres long and flows eastward into picturesque Bermagui Harbour, home to a deep-sea fleet of commercial trawlers and recreational boaters.
There is a two-lane concrete boat ramp available with an adjacent rigging and de-rigging area, suitable for smaller vessels for recreational fishing or boating.
Guided kayaking tours are available with Navigate Expeditions, and kayak and SUP hire can be found near the bridge at Bermagui Bait and Tackle.
Bermagui Sporting Clays (formerly known as Bermagui Field and Game Club) was formed in February 1996 and is a clay target shooting club affiliated with Sporting Clubs Australia.
Sporting clays is an Olympic event and is the fastest growing shooting sport in the world. Australia produced the World Champion in this sport in 2009.
The Bermagui range is two kilometres along Murrah River Road which is located 11 kilometres from Bermagui travelling south on the Tathra Bermagui Road.
The club shoots on the fourth Sunday of each month starting at 9.30 am.
Most shoots are 100 target events with a lunch break after the first two rounds. All clay target endorsed shooters (SSAA, FGA and ACTA) are welcome. Nominations are not charged for junior shooters.
Lunch for shooters and their family and friends is included in their nominations.
Located along the banks of the Avon River in Northam, Bernard Park provides a picturesque destination for a relaxing day out.
Whatever time of year your visit brings you to Northam; Bernard Park is teeming with wildlife, most notably the plentiful white swans. Take advantage of the electric barbeques provided or bring a picnic and settle down under the shade of the 100-year-old Pine trees. Take a walk down to the banks of the river to see the only natural breeding ground in Australia of the graceful White Swans. A White Swan enclosure can also be found at the eastern end of the park.
The picturesque location offers a pleasant walk between the bridges on the Avon River where children will be kept entertained by the shaded playground.
If your visit brings you to the area in August, the park is a hive of activity as it is the starting point of the Avon Descent, a 134-kilometre white water race down the Avon River to Perth. The park is also home to various festivals and the Northam markets.
Bernard Park is in the centre of Northam, a one-and-a-half-hour drive northeast of Perth.
Bernie's is an artisan market hosted by the Macleay Island Progress Association on every 3rd Saturday of the month with the exception of January and December. A variety of locally produced goods is on display including hand made, hand crafted and home grown.
Barista coffee and food available.
Macleay Island is just a short ferry ride from the Redland Bay marina so come to discover the delights of the Southern Moreton Bay islands.
For November only it is a twilight market, 3-7pm, and the bar will be open from 3pm for beer and wine.
Bernie's Bar Newcastle is a sassy and vibrant queer bar in the heart of Newcastle city. It offers an electric atmosphere, fabulous cocktails, and a huge range of events- from trivia, market days, and movie screenings during the week, and a nightclub every Friday and Saturday night!
With friendly staff and a lively vibe, Bernie's Bar guarantees an unforgettable night of laughter and endless good times.
This large park occupies the beautiful bushland valley between the suburbs of Hornsby Heights, Thornleigh, Galston, Pennant Hills and Cherrybrook, reaching up to the quiet waters of Berowra Creek.
Covering a 25km stretch of the Great North walk, the park offers more than 70km of walking tracks and fire trails. If you'd rather enjoy nature at a slower pace, enjoy a picnic or barbecue at Crosslands Reserve, so close to the suburbs and yet so far from the speed of daily life. Berowra Creek is a great spot for some canoeing or kayaking, and there are some good places to dangle your line overboard - you might be lucky enough to catch some lunch.
Berrara Beach runs between two rock reefs near the small villages of Cudmirrah and Berrara. This beach often has good reef breaks, and the northern reef break sometimes protects the beach from swell allowing for good swimming. The two villages provide a variety of holiday accommodation from which to wander down and enjoy the beach.
It’s hard to believe that such a tranquil location is so close to civilisation. Berrara Creek is accessible by boat ramp near the village. Paddle your canoe or kayak upstream about 3km to where you’re completely alone.
Fishing is popular in either the creek or from the beach, and if you walk to Fishermans Rock picnic area you’ll see the grinding grooves made by the local Aboriginal people many years ago. Bring a picnic to eat on the creek bank and take a dip in the afternoon sunshine.
During spring along Berrara Creek, you’ll see plenty of flowering natives, including wattles and banksias. The endangered hooded plover is also known to nest near the creek’s entrance. To see more of Conjola National Park, take a bike ride on the nearby Heath Circuit.
Tucked away underneath the Berri Bridge, and at one end of the Berri Riverfront Walk, this mural depicts the Aboriginal heritage of the area.
The mural is the second one to be placed here after the original mural was damaged beyond repair. The mural shares the Dreaming story of the local Ngurinderi people. and the origins of the Murray River.
A copy of the original mural can be found on a metal cutout nearby along with a circle of totem poles.
A lovely peaceful site and an easy short walk from the centre of Berri.
The Berri Golf Club provides players with a wonderful golfing encounter. The 18 hole, par 71, 6019m Men's & par 73, 5284m Women's course is made up of fully irrigated fairways that meander through mallee trees and natural rough leading you to challenging greens. Resident kangaroos and emus are often seen on the course which only adds to the excitement of the Berri Golf experience.
Located on our course is the Áward winning Big River Tavern. Owned and operated by the Berri Hotel Group the facility provides excellent Bistro meals, full bar facilities and is open 7 days a week.
Modern on-course accommodation allows visitors to stay and play in comfort with affordable golf packages available.
Golf accessories can be purchased from the Big River Tavern and Golf Carts are available for hire. Contact the Big River Tavern to book and confirm tee-off times.
The Berri Lookout Tower has been formed by converting a disused town water tower into a lookout. Wander up the 15.8 metre tower to get stunning views of the Berri Township and the Murray River.
A water tap is located at the Berri Lookout Tower for caravans and campers.
There is a BBQ available in the picnic area.
The town's name is derived from the aboriginal word for 'bend in the river' and was proclaimed in 1911. Berri features a gorgeous riverfront with plenty of area for picnics or playing sport and also includes floating wharf platforms, lookouts, historic monuments and an indigenous bridge mural.
Enjoy family-friendly fun at the BIG4 Berri Riverside Holiday Park Mini Golf Course, a great activity for visitors of all ages in the heart of the Riverland.
Conveniently located opposite the Murray River and within walking distance of Berri's town centre, the mini golf course offers a fun and engaging challenge in a relaxed outdoor setting. Featuring thoughtfully designed holes surrounded by landscaped gardens and greenery, it's the perfect place to enjoy some friendly competition with family and friends.
Whether you're staying at the holiday park or visiting for the day, the mini golf course provides an entertaining experience for children and adults alike. Combine your game with a day exploring the Riverland's attractions, including river cruises, wineries, walking trails, water sports and wildlife experiences, all within easy reach.
With its welcoming atmosphere and picturesque surroundings, the BIG4 Berri Riverside Holiday Park Mini Golf Course is a fantastic addition to any Riverland itinerary.
The Berri War Memorial was erected in the 1950's to commemorate the District's War effort. The memorial includes an Honour Roll framed by the Honour Gates.
The arched entrance to the Berri sporting oval, consists of two concrete and block pillars with two wrought iron gates located between the pillars. A bronze plaque is affixed to the face of each pillar and the Berri Roll of Honour commemorates those who served in World War Two. The Honour Roll is situated on a memorial grandstand which has been dedicated to Lieutenant T.C. Derrick V.C.D.C.M.
Discover creativity at its finest in the heart of Berridale Village with the Berridale Art & Craft Group Inc. Nestled in a quaint studio, the community of creatives welcomes visitors to explore a world of artistic wonders.
At the core of the collective is a commitment to making art and craft accessible, engaging, and enjoyable for everyone. The studio showcases a diverse range of talents: from textile artistry to porcelain mastery, broken ceramic mosaics, and soon, captivating photography.
The studio is open to the public every Saturday or visitors can arrange a visit by appointment. Whether one is drawn to cork leather handbags, Japanese Indenchu fabric creations, vegan leather designs, or the intricate beauty of Boro and Sashiko, there is something there to inspire and delight.
