Horse Head Rock

Attraction
Horse Head Rock, Bermagui
Horse Head Rock
Horse Head Rock
Horse Head Rock lookout
Murunna Point
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About

Once you glimpse Horse Head Rock, you’ll immediately understand how it came by its name. This distinctive rock formation off the Sapphire Coast near Bermagui not only resembles the neck of a graceful pony but is also historically significant – at more than 500 million years old, it’s one of NSW’s most ancient rock edifices.

The attraction is best viewed from the lookout platform accessed along the 1.5 kilometre one-way elevated walking track between Camel Rock and Murunna Point. If you set out around the rocks from Camel Rock Surf Beach, keep in mind it is only accessible during low tide and calm seas and climbing can be difficult.

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Reviews & Ratings

Michelle Fernley

Michelle Fernley

Google review

I'm so glad we took the drive out to Horse Head Rock. We parked at Camel Rock beach and then followed the signs to Horsehead Rock. It was an easy walk for all fitness levels, as I am definitely not the fittest person. The views along the way are breathtaking, the water a beautiful mix of vibrant blues, and the rock looks like a horse drinking from the water. I'm not the best photographer but we met a couple at the signpost deciding if they should take the walk. I told her the walk was easy, showed her my photo and she was keen to get walking.

Where you'll be

Horse Head Rock

Bermagui NSW 2546