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Experience beautiful moments at Tathra Beach.
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Tasman Holiday Parks Tathra Beach, South Coast NSW.

Stunning Tathra Beach right across from your holiday home? How awesome is that! If you’re out for an early jog, look for kangaroos and wallabies enjoying a morning beach visit! Spot seabirds and migrating whales in season. Plunge into the water to cool off – the surf beach is seasonally patrolled.

Must-do's.

Whether you’re keeping fit or simply enjoying the natural beauty of this spectacular region, there’s so much to see! Chamberlain Lookout offers panoramic views of Kianinny Bay, Bournda National Park and the Pacific Ocean. Watch for Humpback Whales while you’re there.
Tathra Wharf | Tasman Holiday Parks

EXPLORE TATHRA WHARF

Built in 1862, the historic Tathra Wharf is the only deep sea timber wharf on the east coast. This iconic wharf is a drawcard for families, snorkellers, divers and photographers. Watch the spring whale migration or see fur seals and fairy penguins from Montague Island. Pop into The Wharf Local Coffee Bar and Gallery afterwards.

Local Walks Tathra | Tasman Holiday Parks

LOCAL WALKS

Fresh air, remarkable scenery and marine life – enjoy it all with a local walk. Tathra Headland Walk goes between Tathra Wharf and heritage-listed Tathra Hotel. Viewing platforms offer great whale watching opportunities. Another popular option is Kangarutha Walking Track, which links Bournda National Park with Kianinny Bay. If you’re feeling energetic, walk or cycle the track from Kalaru to Tathra.

Mountain Biking Tathra | Tasman Holiday Parks

MOUNTAIN BIKING

If you’re mad about mountain biking, Tathra’s unique coastal trail will be a highlight of your holiday. Almost 55km of single track includes trails suited to all ages, from beginners to intermediate or expert riders. Enjoy climbs with beautiful beach views, trails winding through eucalypts, sweeping descents, log rollovers, gully drops and rocks.

Learn to Surf Tathra | Tasman Holiday Parks

SURF OR STAND UP PADDLEBOARD

Get out and explore the waterways. Coastlife Adventures offers surfing and stand up paddleboard lessons for all ages and experience levels. Sea and river kayak tours are also available.

Tiny Zoo Tathra | Tasman Holiday Parks

EXPLORE THE TINY ZOO

Get up close and personal with some feathered, scaly and spiky critters. Enjoy a hands-on experience with a tawny frogmouth, blue tongue lizard, echidna or maybe a python! Book a fascinating Zoo on Wheels experience for your family, or look out for a ‘pop up’ zoo in the local area.

Bawley Point | Tasman Holiday Parks

EXPLORE BEACHES & SEA LIFE

Walk the foreshore, swim, surf or paddle board at Tathra Beach. Swim or snorkel in the clear waters of Kianinny Bay. Look out for stingrays or other sea creatures, explore a walking track or enjoy a picnic. Enjoy whale watching from Tathra Wharf or join a tour during migration season from July to November. Go fishing or boating.

Immersive eco-tours.

Looking for something extra in your travels? Navigate Expeditions offers nature-based immersive experiences for environmentally conscious travellers. If you love bushwalking, e-biking or kayaking, this is a great way to discover the far south coast of NSW.

Canoeing Tathra | Tasman Holiday Parks
Acknowledgement of Country

At Tasman Holiday Parks we are committed to nurturing timeless places that resonate with the enduring beauty and culture of our shared history.

We recognise and acknowledge the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the lands on which we live work and play. We acknowledge and embrace this legacy first carried by the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the traditional owners and custodians of these lands.

Their deep-rooted connection to the land, sky, and waterways has shaped these places for thousands of years, and we are grateful to be a part of this ongoing story.

With respect, we acknowledge Elders past, who have stewarded these lands through time; those present, who continue to enrich them with us on our journey; and those yet to come, who will carry this legacy to future generations.