Light to Light Walk Transfers
Free cancellation
Up to 24 hours
Instant confirmation
Mobile ticket
Modify your booking anytime
No extra fees
Best price guarantee
Exceptional coastal scenery throughout the walk
Flexible transfer options to suit your route
Exclusive collaboration with NSW National Parks
Reliable and comfortable transport services
Perfect for hikers seeking iconic nature experiences
Light to Light Walk Adventure A Coastal Hiking Journey Through Beowa National Park
The Light to Light Walk in Beowa National Park offers an unforgettable hiking experience along Australia’s dramatic South Coast. This thirty kilometer trail winds through pristine beaches, rugged cliffs, and rich bushland landscapes.
Hikers are rewarded with sweeping ocean views, wildlife encounters, and a strong sense of connection to nature. The route can be taken from Boyds Tower to Green Cape Lighthouse or in reverse, depending on preference.
Navigate Expeditions works in partnership with NSW National Parks as the exclusive transfer provider for this walk. Their coordination ensures a smooth and well supported journey for all participants.
Flexible transfer options allow travelers to focus on the hike without logistical concerns. Whether starting or finishing in Eden or Merimbula, reliable transport services make the experience seamless from beginning to end.
Light to Light Walk Adventure A Coastal Hiking Journey Through Beowa National Park
The Light to Light Walk in Beowa National Park offers an unforgettable hiking experience along Australia’s dramatic South Coast. This thirty kilometer trail winds through pristine beaches, rugged cliffs, and rich bushland landscapes.
Hikers are rewarded with sweeping ocean views, wildlife encounters, and a strong sense of connection to nature. The route can be taken from Boyds Tower to Green Cape Lighthouse or in reverse, depending on preference.
Navigate Expeditions works in partnership with NSW National Parks as the exclusive transfer provider for this walk. Their coordination ensures a smooth and well supported journey for all participants.
Flexible transfer options allow travelers to focus on the hike without logistical concerns. Whether starting or finishing in Eden or Merimbula, reliable transport services make the experience seamless from beginning to end.
- Guides share rich local knowledge
- Transfer supports vital conservation work
- Chosen as exclusive trusted provider
- Gratuities
$ 66.05
Contact us 24x7
This activity is managed by our trusted partner FareHarbor.
Additional taxes and fees may apply — total shown at checkout.
Select Date & Time
Select your preferred date and time from the calendar above.
Reserve with peace of mind —
Enjoy unlimited changes and full refund options.
Pickup location
Address will appear once location is loaded.
Click "Show Pickups on Map" to open the interactive map and search for your hotel or nearby location.
Click any purple pickup marker to view its connection to your searched location and find the best pickup point.
Activity Provider: Navigate Expeditions
Customer Reviews
The walk is simply magnificent but the walk in campgrounds at Mowarry and Hegarty rely on wooden platforms to pitch your tent with rings to tie off on. They are not suitable for a range of hiking tents which don’t fit the space between the rings and can’t be tied off. They need adjustable rings or slanting pipes to put pegs in.
The trail has been rebuilt in 2025. It follows the new path, well defined, much closer to the coast. It goes via multiple beaches and cliff tops. Watch out for the topographic maps. All the ones created before mid 2025 are not up to date. For the renewed Light to Light Walk there are two new campsites built: Mowarry and Hegartys. Both with toilet facility and wooden platform to put your tent on. Both campsites are bookable on NPWS website and not cheap. In September, when we walked, it was a whale migrating season. What a spectacle to watch! The walk itself is magnificent, but with whales passing by it's even better.
We started our hike at Saltwater Creek Campsite since the track from Boyds Tower is closed. Stayed overnight here. Then another night at Bittangabee. Enjoyed an afternoon on the beach. The ocean was chilly. Then finally to Green Cape Lighthouse. Colourful rock landscapes, crashing ocean and wildlife... the flies got a bit crazy as we approached GC. Still alot of fallen trees on the way... did add to the beauty though. We had cars at both ends. (Half hour drive on unsealed roads) Both Campsites had toilet, rain water (to be carefully used) and BBQ area. The Lighthouse carries alot of history. Worthwhile weekend. We enjoyed it!
