Explore lakeside, bush and beach on a 1.5 hour guided walking tour with local guides at Lake Conjola Entrance.

You’ll hear surprising stories and see a diverse range of local wildlife – kangaroo sightings are high likely! Enjoy stunning vistas of lake and coast and keep an eye for whales during the migration season.

Lake Conjola Entrance is a ‘must visit’ location for bird-watchers and photographers, known for a wide range of species including endangered and vulnerable beach-nesters.

Meeting by the boat ramp at Fishermans Paradise, the route for this guided walk includes riverside, bush, village tracks and streets. You’ll hear stories of the natural environment, flora and fauna (and some surprising local history!) as they wander along the river’s edge, through tranquil casuarina forest and via village streets and tracks with binoculars handy for a closer look at the abundant birdlife. Likely, they’ll also see kangaroos and eastern water dragons (and fish jumping in the river). They’ll also visit a favourite fishing spot with fabulous views over the river, ideal for photos reflecting the riverside trees and bush.

Bushfire update
Much of the lovely riverside walk was untouched by the ‘Black Summer’ fires of 2019/20, but sadly, most of the Casuarina forest was burnt. These days, the bush is regenerating and there is an abundance of birdlife around again. They will share stories of that challenging bushfire season with you on this unique guided walk.