Quarantine Bay and Boat Ramp

About Quarantine Bay and Boat Ramp

Quarantine Bay and Boat Ramp is a things to do venue in Eden, New South Wales.

The bay is easily accessible, with a massive boat ramp, floating jetty and breakwall. Quarantine Bay is a sheltered part of Twofold Bay that offers a range of facilities including three lanes, floating jetty, timber jetty, wash down area, cleaning station and toilets.

Its scenic and virtually waveless beach is bordered by a break wall at one end and natural rock at the other. There are amenities and shady places to sit, as well as a boat shed within easy reach.

Fishing aficionados will find Quarantine Bay a heaven with its direct ocean access and shelter from the prevailing winds. The location is perfect for all kinds of fishing, as it is amongst all the reef action in no time at all.

The bay is home to the Eden Amateur Fishermen’s Club, providing ample opportunity for fishing enthusiasts to engage with a larger community. For those looking for an interpretative and ancient walk, the Bundian Way Story Trail is located close by.

This 1.8-kilometre walk begins at the Eden Amateur Fishing Club carpark, or Cocora Beach and is one of the most popular tracks to explore the region’s natural beauty. With such a diverse range of facilities and experiences to explore, anytime is the right time to visit Quarantine Bay And Boat Ramp!

Fishing enthusiasts will find this spot particularly enjoyable during the peak fishing season, which runs from early autumn to early summer. Finding Quarantine Bay is straightforward.

From Eden, follow the Princes Highway south for 3 kilometres before turning left onto Quarantine Bay Road. You’ll find it adjacent to the Quarantine Bay Car

Good to know

• Type: Things to Do
• Area: Eden, New South Wales
• Phone: (02) 6496 1953
• Website: visit ↗

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