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| Aslings Beach is central to the town of Eden, and flanks the northern part of Twofold Bay. Whales (October-November) and dolphins are often seen right along the shoreline, either feeding or sheltering in the Bay. A great family beach located opposite and very close to Eden's range of Caravan Parks and surrounded by Boy |
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| Flanking Eden both to the north and the south, Ben Boyd National Park contains 10,790 hectares of coastal land offering striking coastal scenery from sandy surf beaches, rocky bays and ocean platforms, to quiet campgrounds, sheltered inlets and historic lighthouses.
Named after Benjamin Boyd, a 19th Century entreprene |
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Eden , South Coast |
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| Come and enjoy a cold beverage in the lounge area Eden Fishermens Recreation and Country Club.
Enjoy fine dining in Old Tom's Restuarant, live music monthly as well as weekly raffles and full gaming facilites.
Enjoy nine holes of golf or maybe a game of bowls at the Country Club. |
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| The Eden Killer Whale Museum has been in operation for over 70 years and is a publicly owned facility.
The building is situated overlooking the Pacific Ocean where, in the season, whales may be seen from the various vantage points.
Exhibitions about the shore-based whaling operations from Twofold Bay during the 1800 |
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| Call into the Visitor Information Centre for information on Eden and the surrounding areas. Souvenirs and local produce available for purchase. |
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Eden , South Coast |
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Panoramic views of coastline where many ships were wrecked in the 19th century. There is also the graveyard and Memorial to the 'Ly-ee-Moon' Disaster. The Area is popular with scuba divers.
Perched on the edge of a Peninsula, Green Cape was first described by Matthew Flinders in February 1798 when he passed it in th |
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