Coffin Bay National Park Information

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Located on the shores of one of the most beautiful estuaries in Australia, Coffin Bay is an extremely popular retreat (its population of around 430 swells to over 2,000 in summer). There are excellent scenic views across large expanses of meandering waterways with bays, channels and inlets. The fishing is so good that even the professionals have been known to get excited. You can stroll the Oyster Walk, an easy eight-kilometre walkway which meanders around the Coffin Bay foreshore through natural bushland. The walk starts at the caravan park and leads you to Crinolin Point and to the lookout in the Coffin Bay National Park. Bridges make the walk wheelchair friendly. Other attractions are the summer markets and great, cheap meals at the yacht club.

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