Budgewoi is best known within New South Wales for its position beside Budgewoi Lake, part of the Central Coast’s chain of coastal lagoons. The town occupies a low peninsula between Budgewoi Lake and Lake Munmorah, with beaches and the Pacific Ocean immediately to the east. Its name is associated with an Aboriginal expression meaning “where the waters meet”, an apt description of this water-bound setting. Life here centres on lake foreshores, fishing and boating, while nearby reserves preserve a quieter side of the Central Coast than its larger resort centres. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of the Central Coast.
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