The most southern town in New South Wales, Eden wears its name well since it is a little Eden beside the sea.
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During the Australian school holidays, the village can become quite populated, better to visit there out of season.
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Eden is a historic whaling town. It's built around headland and goes out towards the wonderful Twofold Bay, close to the border with Victoria and New South Wales.
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A little-known destination that is pleasant all year round The southern right whales and the humpback whales migrate there between May and November. It's therefore the great attraction of the area.
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