Disaster Bay lookout

Located in Wonboyn North, New South Wales, Australia, Disaster Bay Lookout offers visitors breathtaking views of Disaster Bay and the Pacific Ocean.

The lookout is situated in the Beowa National Park, formerly known as Ben Boyd National Park, and offers stunning views of the unspoiled coastline of the NSW Far South Coast region.

At Disaster Bay Lookout, visitors can enjoy birdwatching and nature photography while taking in the spectacular scenery. The Nadgee-Howe Wilderness Area runs all the way to the Victorian border behind the lookout giving visitors plenty of choices for exploring this beautiful region. Visitors are advised to bring binoculars to spot local seabirds such as Australasian gannets, oystercatchers, and white-bellied sea eagles. The best sightings are around September through November. During this time, visitors can witness the whales playing, spouting, and breaching.

Disaster Bay Lookout is located in Wonboyn North, New South Wales, Australia. To reach this beautiful lookout, visitors need to take the Wonboyn Road through the Beowa National Park. It's a perfect stop on a driving tour that takes in the coastal delights of Beowa National Park.

Apart from Disaster Bay Lookout, Wonboyn North, Australia has several attractions to offer. Cocora Beach, Mount Imlay Summit Walking Track, and Lake Curalo Boardwalk are perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, while history buffs can explore the Green Cape Lookout and Lighthouse, and the Eden Killer Whale Museum in nearby Eden.

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