Bithry Inlet

Bithry Inlet is a pristine estuary located at the mouth of Wapengo Lake in Mimosa Rocks National Park on the south coast of NSW.

Visitors can enjoy the beauty of nature and engage in various activities in this natural gem.

One of the best things to do in Bithry Inlet is to take a stroll along the sandy shores of the estuary. During the warmer months, visitors can swim or go beach and estuary fishing. The area around Bithry Inlet is a valuable breeding habitat for many fish species, making it a great spot for fishing. The best time to fish is around dusk.

Bithry Inlet provides visitors with amenities such as toilet facilities, picnic tables, and BBQ areas, making it a comfortable place to relax. Visitors can also walk along the coast all the way to Middle Beach from the picnic area.

For accommodation, Bithry Inlet offers the historic Myer House, which provides boutique self-contained accommodation. The Myer Foundation built the house in 1976 from a design by renowned architect Sir Roy Grounds, and it has been available for visitors to enjoy the beautiful views of Bithry Inlet.

Nearby Bithry Inlet is Wapengo Lake, a significant oyster-producing estuary of the Sapphire Coast. It has supported a thriving oyster farming industry since the late 1880s. Visitors can taste the multi award-winning oysters in local restaurants and eateries in Tathra and Bermagui.

Bithry Inlet is an excellent place to visit throughout the year. It offers suitable facilities such as toilets,