Boolambayte

Boolambayte is a tranquil rural locality in New South Wales' Mid-Coast region, approximately a 2.5-hour drive north of Sydney. Nestled within the Mid-Coast Council area, it spans nearly 90 square kilometers of lush countryside. The area is predominantly covered by national parks and nature reserves, offering a serene environment for residents and visitors. With a modest population of under 100, Boolambayte provides a peaceful retreat from urban life. Its proximity to Myall Lakes National Park makes it an excellent base for outdoor activities such as kayaking, bird watching, hiking, and fishing. The nearby coastal village of Seal Rocks, famous for the Sugarloaf Point Lighthouse, offers breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean and opportunities for whale watching during migration seasons. For those interested in local produce, the Great Lakes Food Trail showcases regional delicacies from local farms, wineries, and artisanal producers. Accommodation options in Boolambayte include cozy farm stays like Violet Hill Park, featuring self-contained cottages amidst expansive acreage, a large pool, and proximity to both the lakes and Seal Rocks. The nearby town of Bulahdelah offers additional amenities, including motels, caravan parks, and boutique accommodations to cater to various preferences. Dining options directly in Boolambayte are limited, encouraging exploration of nearby towns like Bulahdelah and Seal Rocks, where visitors can enjoy hearty meals at local cafes or freshly baked goods from popular bakeries. Boolambayte's accessibility via the Pacific Highway makes it an easy weekend trip from Sydney, offering both tranquility and easy access to nearby attractions.