The town of Merimbula lies about 8km to the north of Pambula village, and at
the other end of Pambula Beach. Merimbula has changed over the years from a
fishing port and stepping-off point for agricultural produce (steamers used
to take wool and timber north to Sydney). Now principally a 'holiday
resort', Merimbula is a bustling town of around 4,000.
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Merimbula lake,
inside the Bar |
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Merimbula lake,
boats moored in the channel |
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Merimbula lake,
looking across the oyster beds |
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Merimbula lake,
looking across to the town |
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Merimbula
from the old wharf |
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Pelicans,
both live and metal |
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Pelicans,
on jetty |
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Pelicans,
both live and metal (2) |
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Pelicans,
on jetty (2) |
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Merimbula town across the lake |
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Merimbula lake from above the Lakeview Hotel |
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Main beach, Merimbula
from wharf road
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Looking towards "the Haycocks" from Merimbula wharf
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The old wharf
from main beach |
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The old wharf with Pambula Beach in the distance
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Information about seasonal visitors at the old wharf
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Looking along main beach
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Main beach, with Pambula Beach in the distance
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The surf on main beach
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