Coastal Odyssey: The Best of Bouddi April 2-4, 2027
Coastal Odyssey: The Best of Bouddi April 2-4, 2027
Bouddi Coastal Adventure Weekend
Escape to the wild beauty of Bouddi National Park for an unforgettable weekend of camping, hiking, and coastal exploration. Base yourself at stunning Putty Beach and enjoy two days of adventure with all meals provided, so you can focus on the experience.
Saturday is the big one: an epic 18km hike along the spectacular Bouddi Coastal Walk, widely regarded as one of the finest coastal trails in NSW. Traverse dramatic sandstone cliffs, windswept headlands, secluded beaches, and towering forest as you soak up breathtaking ocean views around every corner.
On Sunday, we'll lace up again for a rewarding 12km adventure through some of Bouddi's hidden gems, visiting the crystal-clear waters of Lobster Beach, the panoramic lookouts of Box Head, and the remote beauty of Tallow Beach.
With 30km of hiking across the weekend, ocean vistas, rugged coastal tracks, beachside camping, great food, and a fantastic group atmosphere, this is the ultimate getaway for anyone looking to challenge themselves and experience one of NSW's most spectacular national parks
DETAILS
Cost: $439
Meeting Time: Arrive at camp by 5 pm Friday April 2 2027
Meeting Location: Putty Beach Campground, Putty Beach Rd, Killcare Heights
Maximum number: 14
Difficulty: This is a moderate track, consisting of bush, stairs, sand and rocky trail hiking. You need good balance and to be comfortable on uneven terrain.
Fitness Requirements: Good level of fitness, good general health.
Finish Time: approx 2pm Sunday April 4
Enquiries: admin@ditradventures.com.au or call Michele 0423 190 010
INCLUDED:
Two days of hiking with experienced Diamonds in the Rough Leaders
2 Nights Camping fees ..camp near your car- so no need for lightweight camping gear. Toilets available - but no showers.
All Meals Provided:
2 hearty breakfasts to start your day right
2 energising trail lunches
2 delicious dinners prepared for you
Plus plenty of snacks to keep you fueled along the way.
Tea, Coffee, Hot Chocolate, milk
Wilderness First Aid kit and all safety equipment
Essential Packing List
Clothing
Hiking boots or sturdy trail shoes
Hiking pants or shorts
Moisture-wicking shirts (long and short sleeve)
Warm layer (fleece or lightweight jacket)
Waterproof jacket (for rain and wind)
Socks and underwear
Hat and sunglasses for sun protection
Swimwear if you are game to go for a dip
Sleepwear and extra layers for cool nights
Comfy camp clothes for the evenings including camp shoes
Camping and Hiking Gear
Tent (ask if you need one provided)
Sleeping bag (rated for coastal conditions)
Sleeping mat
Pillow
Camp chair for relaxing at camp around the fire
Headlamp or torch (with spare batteries)
Daypack (25-35l) ‘(please allow space for a 20cm x 15cm lunch box provided)’ for guided hikes
Poles (optional, but recommended)
Tissues, wet wipes, and clip-lock bags (for toileting on the trail). Our leave no trace policy requires you to take out all waste such as toilet paper and wet wipes
Reusable water bottles or hydration bladder (2–3L capacity). Bring already full
Plus an extra 5L to use over the weekend (there is no potable water at camp)
Eating & Cooking Gear
Plate, bowl, cup, and cutlery
Small thermos to have a warm drink on the hikes
Personal mug for hot drinks
Preferred drinks for the evening
Personal Items
Sunscreen and insect repellent
Toiletries (biodegradable soap, toothbrush, etc.)
Towel (quick-dry)
Personal medications
Small first aid kit (guides will carry a full kit, but personal items are handy)