The Tree House Guidebook
Dining out
Here is just a sampling of the many lovely restaurants in our area
Located just 50 metres from your accomodation atThe Treehouse!
The modern clubhouse at Tura Beach Country Club houses an excellent restaurant, spacious lounges, great entertainment and some of the most spectacular views anywhere on the coast.
All this overlooking the magnificent 18 hole championship golf course designed by Peter Thomson and Mike Woolveridge. There are also two championship bowling greens and two all-weather tennis courts, all with views forever.
The Seaview Bistro opened in April 2009 and offers much more than standard club fare. Open seven days a week for lunch from 12 noon to 2 pm, dinner from 6 pm to 8 pm and snacks from 12 pm to 3 pm. In addition, there are weekly specials to suit everyone starting at $5 meals. Tura Beach Country Club is the perfect location for a special meal, a quiet drink, a significant function or a big night out!
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Tura Beach Country Club
1A The FairwayLocated just 50 metres from your accomodation atThe Treehouse!
The modern clubhouse at Tura Beach Country Club houses an excellent restaurant, spacious lounges, great entertainment and some of the most spectacular views anywhere on the coast.
All this overlooking the magnificent 18 hole championship golf course designed by Peter Thomson and Mike Woolveridge. There are also two championship bowling greens and two all-weather tennis courts, all with views forever.
The Seaview Bistro opened in April 2009 and offers much more than standard club fare. Open seven days a week for lunch from 12 noon to 2 pm, dinner from 6 pm to 8 pm and snacks from 12 pm to 3 pm. In addition, there are weekly specials to suit everyone starting at $5 meals. Tura Beach Country Club is the perfect location for a special meal, a quiet drink, a significant function or a big night out!
Contemporary Australian cuisine featuring a fusion of flavours and the freshest local seafood. Fabulous location with al fresco dining on the expansive deck, a lovely way to spend an afternoon or evening. Also serving takeaway through the gift shop area.
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Wheeler's Seafood Restaurant & Oyster Bar
162 Arthur Kaine DrContemporary Australian cuisine featuring a fusion of flavours and the freshest local seafood. Fabulous location with al fresco dining on the expansive deck, a lovely way to spend an afternoon or evening. Also serving takeaway through the gift shop area.
Valentina is located in the heart of Merimbula with fabulous views across the lake. Open for lunch and dinner Thursday to Sunday. The menu is modern contemporary Australian and is delicious!
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Valentina
2 Market StreetValentina is located in the heart of Merimbula with fabulous views across the lake. Open for lunch and dinner Thursday to Sunday. The menu is modern contemporary Australian and is delicious!
Great little cafe in the middle of Pambula Village. Lovely spot for breakfast or lunch with great coffee and a range of takeaway goodies
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Toast
25 Quondola StGreat little cafe in the middle of Pambula Village. Lovely spot for breakfast or lunch with great coffee and a range of takeaway goodies
Perched on the headland and surrounded by beautiful coastline, the Tathra Hotel has been a welcoming meeting place for over 100 years. Come along and enjoy the charm of a traditional country hotel in a family-friendly atmosphere.
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Tathra Hotel & Motel
8-12 Bega StPerched on the headland and surrounded by beautiful coastline, the Tathra Hotel has been a welcoming meeting place for over 100 years. Come along and enjoy the charm of a traditional country hotel in a family-friendly atmosphere.
Town / Village information
Tathra is located between Merimbula and Bermagui, a coastal haven known for its relaxed lifestyle, award-winning Sydney Rock Oysters, mountain biking and ocean swimming. Set like a gem into shades of green and blue, Tathra surrounds itself in the natural beauty of both Mimosa Rocks National Park to the north, and Bournda National Park to the south, home to many seabirds such as the endangered Little Tern and an abundance of wildlife.
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Tathra
Tathra is located between Merimbula and Bermagui, a coastal haven known for its relaxed lifestyle, award-winning Sydney Rock Oysters, mountain biking and ocean swimming. Set like a gem into shades of green and blue, Tathra surrounds itself in the natural beauty of both Mimosa Rocks National Park to the north, and Bournda National Park to the south, home to many seabirds such as the endangered Little Tern and an abundance of wildlife.
Pambula is a coastal village big in history, its peaceful lakes and idyllic river mouth a far cry from the hustle and bustle that followed the discovery of gold near the township in the 1880s.
Shopfronts give a nod to that era, with bull-nose verandas, a town clock and a general lack of tall neon signs.
Browsing the main street, you’ll discover specialty shops, such as an artisan bakery and coffee roasters, whole foods, local art and picture framing, vintage collectables, boutiques and eco-focused retail with a flair for the local. You will also find the usual necessary shops such as supermarket, post office, newsagent, bank and real estate.
On the fringe discover Longstocking Brewery and Oaklands Barn, where tasty local produce and craft beers are the perfect way to spend an afternoon. Or take a tour of Pambula Lake and explore where the oysters are grown, meet the farmers and enjoy freshly shucked oysters just metres from the water.
At the southern end of the main street, Panboola Wetlands offers a tranquil nature experience that is popular for birdwatching and photography.
One of Pambula’s charms is its proximity to beaches, particularly Pambula Beach, which is patrolled and has an active and inclusive surf life-saving club just behind the dunes. There is assisted access to the high tide line in the form of a permanent ramp across the soft sand.
Pambula is an ideal spot for family holidays - beach comb the sweeping sands, collect shells washed up with the tide, explore life in fascinating rock pools, lunch with the kangaroos or take a horse ride through the wetlands and river flats.
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Pambula
Pambula is a coastal village big in history, its peaceful lakes and idyllic river mouth a far cry from the hustle and bustle that followed the discovery of gold near the township in the 1880s.
Shopfronts give a nod to that era, with bull-nose verandas, a town clock and a general lack of tall neon signs.
Browsing the main street, you’ll discover specialty shops, such as an artisan bakery and coffee roasters, whole foods, local art and picture framing, vintage collectables, boutiques and eco-focused retail with a flair for the local. You will also find the usual necessary shops such as supermarket, post office, newsagent, bank and real estate.
On the fringe discover Longstocking Brewery and Oaklands Barn, where tasty local produce and craft beers are the perfect way to spend an afternoon. Or take a tour of Pambula Lake and explore where the oysters are grown, meet the farmers and enjoy freshly shucked oysters just metres from the water.
At the southern end of the main street, Panboola Wetlands offers a tranquil nature experience that is popular for birdwatching and photography.
One of Pambula’s charms is its proximity to beaches, particularly Pambula Beach, which is patrolled and has an active and inclusive surf life-saving club just behind the dunes. There is assisted access to the high tide line in the form of a permanent ramp across the soft sand.
Pambula is an ideal spot for family holidays - beach comb the sweeping sands, collect shells washed up with the tide, explore life in fascinating rock pools, lunch with the kangaroos or take a horse ride through the wetlands and river flats.
Eden is bounded to the north and south by a national park and set in magnificent Twofold Bay – the third deepest natural harbour in the Southern Hemisphere. This historic town is famous for its intriguing whale history and the tale of the wild killer whales who hunted with the Yuin people, and later with European settlers. Eden is known as one of the most premier whale watching locations in Australia, and each spring, thousands of humpbacks visit Eden on their way home to Antarctica.
Eden didn't get its heavenly name by mistake - take time to explore Eden's stunning beaches, secluded coves and rock pools and take a drive north or south to discover the incredible Ben Boyd National Park. For splashing about, choose between several beaches right in Eden – Aslings for surfing and rock pools, Cocora for family fun with facilities or Snug Cove with its caves. Then, for some more natural solitude, discover Wonboyn further south, tucked between Ben Boyd National Park and Nadgee Nature Reserve, where the lake empties into the stunning Disaster Bay.
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Eden
Eden is bounded to the north and south by a national park and set in magnificent Twofold Bay – the third deepest natural harbour in the Southern Hemisphere. This historic town is famous for its intriguing whale history and the tale of the wild killer whales who hunted with the Yuin people, and later with European settlers. Eden is known as one of the most premier whale watching locations in Australia, and each spring, thousands of humpbacks visit Eden on their way home to Antarctica.
Eden didn't get its heavenly name by mistake - take time to explore Eden's stunning beaches, secluded coves and rock pools and take a drive north or south to discover the incredible Ben Boyd National Park. For splashing about, choose between several beaches right in Eden – Aslings for surfing and rock pools, Cocora for family fun with facilities or Snug Cove with its caves. Then, for some more natural solitude, discover Wonboyn further south, tucked between Ben Boyd National Park and Nadgee Nature Reserve, where the lake empties into the stunning Disaster Bay.
Merimbula's magic begins with a first glimpse of the beaches, brilliant beneath the bright sunshine. The heart of the Sapphire Coast with pristine beaches and constant ebb and flow, Merimbula is a bustling coastal village situated on the edge of a stunning bay and lake. Paddle and SUP the protected waters of Merimbula Lake, explore sandy beaches, walks and lookouts, and indulge in delicious eats, dining experiences and Merimbula's award-winning oysters.
Merimbula has always been a beautiful place of sheltered waters and seafood feasts. The Yuin People were the first to harvest oysters, fish and more, with middens dating back thousands of years still visible on the lake's edge.
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Merimbula
Merimbula's magic begins with a first glimpse of the beaches, brilliant beneath the bright sunshine. The heart of the Sapphire Coast with pristine beaches and constant ebb and flow, Merimbula is a bustling coastal village situated on the edge of a stunning bay and lake. Paddle and SUP the protected waters of Merimbula Lake, explore sandy beaches, walks and lookouts, and indulge in delicious eats, dining experiences and Merimbula's award-winning oysters.
Merimbula has always been a beautiful place of sheltered waters and seafood feasts. The Yuin People were the first to harvest oysters, fish and more, with middens dating back thousands of years still visible on the lake's edge.
Bermagui hugs the edges of its spectacular harbour, under the shadow of Gulaga Mountain (Mt Dromedary) on the beautiful Sapphire Coast of NSW, Australia.
A small, vibrant seaside town it is recognised for its breathtaking scenery, diverse range of attractions and services and a unique mix of events, arts and music culture.
Bermagui is famous for its deep sea and game fishing, including yellow fin tuna and marlin, and estuary fishing in the surrounding rivers and lakes. Take a charter, hire a boat or launch your own, find the perfect shoreside spot and throw in a line.
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Bermagui
Bermagui hugs the edges of its spectacular harbour, under the shadow of Gulaga Mountain (Mt Dromedary) on the beautiful Sapphire Coast of NSW, Australia.
A small, vibrant seaside town it is recognised for its breathtaking scenery, diverse range of attractions and services and a unique mix of events, arts and music culture.
Bermagui is famous for its deep sea and game fishing, including yellow fin tuna and marlin, and estuary fishing in the surrounding rivers and lakes. Take a charter, hire a boat or launch your own, find the perfect shoreside spot and throw in a line.
CHARMING HISTORIC VILLAGE
Cobargo combines the skills and craft of a working village with a historic past, its streetscape featuring the many turn of the century buildings that make Cobargo such an attraction for visitors. Many of these buildings house craftspeople who not only sell a range of unique goods from woodcrafts and pottery to leather and art works, they can often be seen at their craft working in the way that people did when Cobargo was a young town.
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Cobargo
CHARMING HISTORIC VILLAGE
Cobargo combines the skills and craft of a working village with a historic past, its streetscape featuring the many turn of the century buildings that make Cobargo such an attraction for visitors. Many of these buildings house craftspeople who not only sell a range of unique goods from woodcrafts and pottery to leather and art works, they can often be seen at their craft working in the way that people did when Cobargo was a young town.
Food scene
Located in the main street in Pambula. Brilliant bakery with a great selection of all things baked and excellent coffee! Open Monday to Saturday.
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Wild Rye's Baking Co
26 Quondola StLocated in the main street in Pambula. Brilliant bakery with a great selection of all things baked and excellent coffee! Open Monday to Saturday.
Entertainment
Fun day of rides and waterslides. Great with or without kids! Try the Tree Climb Challenge. Located on Sapphire Coast Drive Merimbula
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Magic Mountain Merimbula
134 Sapphire Coast DrFun day of rides and waterslides. Great with or without kids! Try the Tree Climb Challenge. Located on Sapphire Coast Drive Merimbula
Great independent cinema with twin auditoriums. Closed Mondays
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THE Picture Show Man
80 Main StGreat independent cinema with twin auditoriums. Closed Mondays
Entertainment centre featuring 10 pin bowling, mini golf and Zone 3 laser games
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Top Fun Merimbula
99 Main StEntertainment centre featuring 10 pin bowling, mini golf and Zone 3 laser games
learn about the history of whaling in this area and the fascinating hunting connection between the Killer whales and humans
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Museo de la Orca Asesina de Eden
182 Imlay Stlearn about the history of whaling in this area and the fascinating hunting connection between the Killer whales and humans