Fishermans Paradise, NSW

Fishermans Paradise is situated on the shores of Lake Conjola. As the name sugests it really is a fishermans
paradise, also great for boating and swimming.

Not to be missed just a short drive away is Boyd Lookout & Granite Falls , providing spectacular views of Lake Conjola and beaches to the south. There are good facilities with picnic tables, barbecue & toilets. Passage to the lookout is via gravel road, which can deteriorate during times of bad weather.

Nearest Airport: Moruya

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About Fishermans Paradise

Locality: Urban locality
Fishermans Paradise Postcode: 2539
State: New South Wales
Region: South Coast
Latitude: -35.22971
Longitude: 150.4487
Elevation: 17m
Population: 477
Median Income: $23816
Area (Sq/km): 0.993
Timezone: Australia/Sydney

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Fishermans Paradise New South Wales Australia