Unit 2 at Beach Haven

17/04/2023

Todays view from the SUP ☀️

10/04/2023

Merimbula bringing the rainbow amongst all the wind the last two days 🌈

02/01/2021

IMPORTANT UPDATE FOR THOSE LIVING IN VICTORIAN BORDER COMMUNITIES WANTING TO HOLIDAY IN MERIMBULA AND ON THE SAPPHIRE COAST:

People who live in a Victorian border community who have not left the border area in the last 14 days may visit NSW and don't need a permit to cross or come back. Make sure to carry a valid form of ID with your current address when travelling. You will not be able to re-enter Victoria if you have travelled beyond the NSW-side of the border community areas.

NSW/VIC border bubble areas are identified below:

Victoria: Alpine, Benalla, Bendigo, Buloke, Campaspe, East Gippsland, Gannawarra, Indigo, Loddon, Mildura, Moira, Shepparton, Swan Hill, Towong, Wangaratta, Wodonga and Yarriambiack.

NSW: Albury City, Balranald, Bega Valley, Berrigan, Broken Hill, Edward River, Federation, Greater Hume, Hay, Lockhart, Murray River, Murrumbidgee, Snowy Monaro, Snowy Valleys, Wagga Wagga, and Wentworth.

More information here:

https://www.service.vic.gov.au/services/border-permit/home

ACT Residents can also continue to holiday on the Sapphire Coast with no restrictions when returning home.

28/02/2020

😍

Back at it’s beautiful best.

20/01/2020

11/01/2020

Merimbula and surrounding areas are now safe to visit and open for business 🤗 Please visit these beautiful towns so they can get back on their feet 💙

We have just been advised that it is safe to return to the Far South Coast - please contact your holiday provider to confirm bookings. See notice from RFS below. Please be sure to check road closures before departing or planning a trip in the immediate future via www.livetraffic.com (NSW) or https://traffic.vicroads.vic.gov.au/ (VIC) as many roads are still closed SEE YOU SOON!! 😘👍

MEDIA RELEASE
Tourists encouraged to return to the Far South Coast

11 January 2020

Tourists are encouraged to start returning to the villages and towns along the Far South Coast as weather conditions improve.

The Clyde Mountain fire has been burning in the Eurobodalla area for the past six weeks, reaching over 83,000 hectares in size.

The Badja Forest fire has been burning in the Snowy Monaro/Eurobodalla/Bega Valley area for the past two weeks, reaching over 237,000 hectares in size.

The Werri Berri fire has been burning in the Bega Valley area for the past two weeks, reaching over 21,200 hectares in size.

The Border fire has been burning in the Bega Valley area for the past two weeks, reaching over 156,000 hectares in size. These fires have significantly affected the local residents and communities.

Friday’s hot and windy conditions caused some increase to fire activity across the fire ground however Firefighters were able to respond quickly and prevent any major outbreaks.

The weather for the next seven days is predicted to be more favourable with the chance of showers later in the week. Although there is still significant amounts of fire across the area the risk has eased and there are many villages and towns that are now safe for people to visit.

Local Eurobodalla and Bega Valley Emergency Operations Controllers and the RFS Incident Controller would like to encourage visitors to return to the area and help the communities get back on their feet.

Inspector Angus Barnes said “Firefighters and support agencies will continue work to contain and recover from the fires over coming weeks and months. There are many areas that are now safe for people to visit. We encourage visitors to make contact with their accommodation providers to confirm they are open for business. While enjoying your time in the Far South Coast we ask that you stay up to date using Fires Near Me and Live Traffic applications”.

NSW Police reminded visitors to “Observe road closures and respect the privacy of residents who have lost homes by avoiding fire effected areas. There are numerous coastal villages ready and waiting to welcome visitors”.

Local holiday parks and accommodation providers are asked to review their systems of monitoring weather conditions and changes in the fire situation so that they can ensure their guests are well informed and stay safe whilst visiting the area.

Visitors should note that all National Parks will remain closed until the 1st of February 2020.
Updates on this fire are also available at www.rfs.nsw.gov.au or by calling call 1800 NSW RFS (1800 679 737).
For information on road conditions or closures, please call the NSW RTA on 131 700 or check www.livetraffic.com

For more information contact the State Duty Media Officer on 9898 1855
For current incidents or major fire updates visit www.rfs.nsw.gov.au

01/01/2020

Thinking of everyone in this beautiful part of the country and also throughout the rest of Australia. Very extreme fire conditions forecast again for this weekend.

Stay safe everyone 💙

01/12/2018

How gorgeous is the weather in Merimbula at the moment! If you are needing some beach time this summer shoot us a message as we have some vacancies from mid January to March ☀️🌊☀️🌊

17/08/2018

How amazing is this 💙🐋💙 Another reason to visit the beautiful beachside town of Merimbula.

29/03/2018

🐬+☀️=Merimbula for these school holidays 💙

03/03/2018

Perfect time of year for some beach time! We still have vacancies for the 2nd week of the Victorian school holidays and the 2 weeks of the NSW school holidays so give me a call on 0409 095 732 to book your beach holiday!

Question: What are you doing for Easter this year? Answer? "Coming to MERIMBULA!" Right answer!

06/02/2018

There is such an abundance of amazing wild life in Merimbula and the surrounding areas. Our family enjoys seeing Sabrina Seal sunning on the rocks under the bridge. Sabrina Seal doesn't seem so happy with the locals or tourists over the last few days though 😬

Seal threatens walkers on Merimbula Boardwalk.