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Morna Point

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Official park materials flag Morna Point for wildflower displays. Treat it as a Boat Harbour / southern-peninsula add-on, not a substitute for Tomaree Head. Confirm the live walking-track page for distance and status.

Do not pair: Do not add unpatrolled rock-platform scrambling at high tide.

Turnaround: Return when the wildflowers or the wind wins.

  • Expecting a sealed boardwalk and a café at the headland.
  • Coastal headland — confirm current NPWS grade on the official park page
  • 1–2 hours
  • Short headland / wildflower walk [VERIFY signed distance on the day]
  • Effort: moderate
  • Best for: Spring wildflowers, quieter headland, whale-season side lookout

Distance, grade, time and open/closed status change — verify on NSW National Parks before you go.

Official NPWS info (verify status)
Coastal heath on Tomaree Head with the summit cone and offshore islands beyond
Morna Point — Coastal heath, Tomaree HeadPhoto: Maurice van Creij · CC BY 3.0

Where you start

Morna Point / Boat Harbour approaches

2WD sealed day-visitor access. Park only in signed areas.

How to get there

  1. From Anna Bay / Gan Gan Road toward Boat Harbour.
  2. Combine with Iris Moore if you want toilets/picnic.

How to do it (step by step)

  1. Out-and-back on the signed track. Stay off dunes and nesting areas.
  2. Spring is the wildflower window on official seasonal notes.

What to expect

Official park materials flag Morna Point for seasonal wildflowers. Treat it as a Boat Harbour / southern-peninsula add-on, not a substitute for Tomaree Head. We did not find a dedicated NPWS distance/grade page — confirm signed stats on the day.

How to use it

Pair with Iris Moore picnic and toilets, or a whale-season lookout, not a summit stack. Cliff edges, heat and ticks in heath are the operator list. 2WD sealed day-visitor access; park only in signed areas.

Not walked — verify with NPWS

Not walked by site authors. Confirm the live walking-track listing and alerts before you promise a family a short wildflower loop.

Packing list (shell, grip, water) lives on the gear hub— not as a merch wall on every walk. Pairing and Plan B: plan your visit · Zenith parking Plan B.

Map (orientation)

Pin may be approximate. Confirm trailheads, parking and track status on NSW National Parks before you drive.

Interactive map — pin may be approximate. Confirm trailheads and road status before you drive.

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Extra tips

  • Pair with Fishermans Bay whale lookouts in May–November.

Area guide: Boat Harbour & Fishermans Bay · Maps pin

Nearby stays (optional)

After the walk plan is solid: Nelson Bay / Shoal Bay / Anna Bay beds if you still need them. Kit searches live on the gear hub. Official NPWS camping is never affiliated. Guided tours live on the Tours hub.

Nearby stays

Nelson Bay (primary) · Shoal Bay · Anna Bay

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