Tathra has served as a coastal port on New South Wales’s Sapphire Coast since the mid-19th century. Set on a headland between Tathra Beach and Kianinny Bay, the town faces the Tasman Sea on the state’s far south coast. Heritage-listed Tathra Wharf, dating from 1862, recalls the era when coastal shipping connected this remote shoreline with markets elsewhere in New South Wales. Its timber structure remains a defining landmark, while the beach, bay and surrounding bushland shape a compact seaside community. Browse additional webcams from the Sapphire Coast to extend your view of New South Wales’s far south coast.
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