Overview
Bega is a small rural town on the Sapphire Coast best known as the home of dairy giant Bega Group, which processes over a billion litres of milk annually into cheese and other dairy products. The town offers a glimpse into Australian regional life and dairy industry heritage, making it a convenient stop for road trippers traveling the coast.
History
Before you go
Accommodation
Budget travelers can stay at Bega Valley Backpackers on the Princes Highway. Mid-range options include Bega Downs Motor Inn.
Food
Dining options are limited in this small rural town. Bega Thai Restaurant and the cafe at the Cheese Heritage Centre are main options.
Transport
Bega is accessible only by car; no public transport extends this far south. Parking is available in the town center.
