Chamberlain Lookout

Chamberlain Lookout Tathra is a popular destination for nature lovers, offering stunning views of Kianinny Bay, Bournda National Park, and the Pacific Ocean.

One of the main attractions is whale watching, especially during the spring when Humpback whales migrate down the Sapphire Coast. Visitors can witness these magnificent creatures swimming and breaching out of the water, providing a breathtaking experience.

Another highlight of Chamberlain Lookout Tathra is the opportunity for a picnic and swimming at Kianinny Bay. This picturesque spot is conveniently located near the lookout, allowing visitors to enjoy a meal while taking in the beautiful surroundings. Families with young children can also enjoy swimming in the area.

For those interested in hiking, the 9-kilometer Kangarutha walking track can be accessed from Kianinny Bay. This track takes you through the scenic Bournda National Park, with its most beautiful parts visible along the way. Spring is an especially enchanting time to explore the track, as wildflowers cover the landscape.

Visitors should keep an eye out for marine wildlife, including stingrays, dolphins, and occasionally sea lions. During this period, the weather is generally mild with little rainfall, making it ideal for outdoor activities.

To reach Chamberlain Lookout Tathra, visitors can drive or bike approximately 5 minutes (3 km) from Tathra town center. Simply take the road leading to Kianinny Bay and follow the signs to the lookout. Parking is readily available, allowing visitors to spend a couple of hours immersing themselves in the sights and sounds of