Boydtown, New South Wales

Boydtown is a small, historic coastal village located on the New South Wales south coast, near the town of Eden. Established in the 1830s, it was originally a whaling station and later developed into a tourist destination. The area features well-preserved early architecture, including cottages and a lighthouse, reflecting its maritime history. Today, Boydtown offers a quiet, scenic environment with access to beaches, nature reserves, and the neighboring Eden Marine Park, making it popular for fishing, boating, and exploring Australia’s maritime past.