Pambula Rocks — Wall Art | NSW price-framed-oak-a0 Built in 1847

Built in 1847

Pambula Beach the moment the sun clears the horizon — the rocks lit gold

the turquoise waters of the Pambula River wind toward the sea

the water catching the light between the foreshore and the wharf

Boyd's Tower was intended to be a lighthouse but never approved — it has stood empty for nearly 180 years

Pambula Rocks — Wall Art | NSW price-framed-oak-a0 Built in 1847Two towering rock formations rise from the golden sand at Pambula Beach at dusk the warm amber light of the setting sun picking out every texture and fold in the ancient Devonian era sedimentary rock. The deep red and ochre tones of these rocks against the blue of the evening sea make for a strong colour composition. Pambula Beach lies just south of the Pambula River estuary, within Beowa National Park, and is accessible only at low tide around the