Lake Wonboyn

Lake Wonboyn, situated in the southeastern corner of New South Wales, is a tidal lake renowned for its pristine waters and abundant wildlife. The lake is part of a saltwater estuary that flows into Disaster Bay, adorned with rugged cliffs and unspoiled beaches. The lake is fed by Wonboyn River, which meanders through nearby Ben Boyd National Park and Nadgee Nature Reserve. The area is renowned for its breathtaking beauty of water and wilderness, making it a haven for bushwalkers, birdwatchers, and fishermen. The lake is also home to Wonboyn Rock Oysters, known for their creamy and sweet flavor, cultivated in the clear waters of the lake.