Boydtown

Boydtown is a small coastal village located in New South Wales, Australia. Historically established in the 19th century as a whaling station and later a fishing and holiday destination, it is known for its scenic beaches, clear waters, and historic buildings. The community offers a relaxed seaside atmosphere, attracting visitors for water-based activities like swimming, fishing, and boating. Boydtown also features natural attractions such as the nearby Ben Boyd National Park, providing opportunities for nature walks and wildlife observation. Its rich history and pristine environment make it a notable spot for both relaxation and exploring Australia’s coastal heritage.