What is Eden like?
Eden is a small town with a thriving tourism industry that
attracts many hundreds of thousands of tourists thanks to its dazzling beaches,
the wide variety of hotels, restaurants, bars and shops, and the many
water-based activities that are on offer. Whale-watching is arguably the most
popular pastimes, while fishing and sailing are also popular.
Did you know?
A small coastal town with a population of 3,000, Eden is
located in south-east Australia in the region of New South Wales. The town has
a thriving whaling industry until it started to decline in the 1930s; nonetheless
whale-watching remains one of the town’s biggest attractions. Nowadays the
town’s economy is supported by tourism, fishing and forestry, with over a
million tonnes of timber products exported per year.
