Booti Booti, N.S.W.
Booti Booti National Park, nestled beautifully along the coastline near Forster N.S.W., is a true gem that effortlessly separates the captivating Pacific Ocean from the serene and picturesque Wallis Lake. Its expansive shoreline stretches as far as the eye can see, offering a tranquil oasis where visitors can escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. With its three exquisite hill complexes - Cape Hawke, Charlotte Head, and Booti Hill - the park embraces visitors with breathtaking panoramic views that leave them in awe.
As if its natural beauty wasn't enough, Booti Booti National Park also holds immense cultural significance for the Worimi Aboriginal people. For millennia, the Worimi people have cherished and nurtured this land, drawing sustenance and wisdom from its bountiful resources. The indigenous meaning of Booti Booti, being “plenty of honey”, intricately woven into the fabric of this place, speaks volumes about the harmony and sweetness that resonate throughout its hallowed grounds. It is a poetic reminder of the enduring bond between humanity and nature, a testament to the ancient stories that still echo through the trees and the spirit of the land that effortlessly intertwines with those who venture into its depths.
