Bega

Bega is a small town on the South Coast of New South Wales, Australia. Understand The place name Bega is derived from the name "big camping ground". Bega has the summer choice for water activities - as well as horseriding, bushwalking and other leisure sports - the weather at other times doesn't preclude such fun, and in fact, opens more doors for your holiday. Bega is unique in Spring, when you have the opportunity to swim or check the possibility of skiing, such is its reasonable proximity from the Snowy Mountains. This makes the town an obviously popular destination in winter, also for those keen for camping with its many areas to facilitate that night under the stars. Bega is well known for its famous cheese. Get in Get around See Bega Cheese Heritage Centre - At the Centre you can taste different varieties of Bega cheese and purchase from their wide selection of Bega cheese as well as other local and Australian cheese. Do Buy Eat Drink Sleep Bega Valley Backpackers, Princes Highway (just south of the Bega River bridge as you come into Bega from the north - take a hard left turn after coming south over the bridge), 6492 3103. A country hostel made of mud-bricks and with a casual air. Traffic noise from the highway might annoy light sleepers a little, so rooms on the south side are preferable. Discount to hostel card holders. Get out Routes through Bega Batemans Bay ← Narooma ←  N  S  → Eden → Sale This article is an outline and needs more content. It has a template, but there is not enough information present. Please plunge forward and help it grow!