House sit BERMAGUI

Settling into Bermagui means embracing a rhythm dictated by the tides and the sun. Mornings begin with the scent of salt air and perhaps sounds from the nearby bush setting you up for the day ahead. A stroll along the foreshore path from Horseshoe Bay to the Bermagui River mouth offers great ocean views and a gentle start. The town wakes slowly; the local cafes are up early by the wharf or on Bunga Street, hum with early risers and bike riders collecting coffee, a convenient stop after exercise. There are many cafes and restaurants to enjoy. Evenings here can revolve around the freshest catches. The Bermagui Fishermen's Co-op on the wharf is visited by many especially as the boats come in, providing the inspiration for a simple, delicious meal. Beyond seafood, the weekly Bermagui Growers Market offers an abundance of local produce, perfect for crafting meals at home. Exploring the low-key galleries or the Umbarra Aboriginal Cultural Centre provides a glimpse into the region’s artistic and Indigenous heritage, offering quiet moments of reflection before returning to your charges. Beyond the main street, trails into Gulaga National Park and beach walks offer more vigorous walks for you. Afternoons might involve a book on the beach or observing pelicans by the river. Bermagui offers a quiet coastal existence, a town where life unfolds at a natural pace, allowing you to settle comfortably into the responsibilities of a home and its surroundings.