Eungai Buffalo Farm
Eungai Creek Buffalo Farm Overview We are a working farm that produces a variety of delicious cheese, gelato, yoghurt and…
Local Food
Tastes of the Valley
The sharing people
The Gumbaynggirr people were traditionally known as the ‘sharing people’ because their land was so rich that food and other resources were commonly shared with other nations.
We have dairy farms, early season stone fruit orchards, honey, avocados, citrus, peas, beans, watermelons and a host of other crops. There are restaurants and coffee shops overlooking the sea, the river, rainforests and gardens – no one will ever go hungry! Stop by at the roadside stalls for locally grown and homemade products and enjoy a special Nambucca Valley Picnic.
Cuisine is more than food products and great meals – it is the atmosphere, hospitality and lifestyle of a region. The unspoilt Nambucca Valley has been a favoured family holiday destination for over fifty years. It is now becoming a “short break escape” for city dwellers. This area has not been commercialised like many other coastal towns – here fast food is a fresh hamburger often too big to get your mouth around! You may even have to wait while your selection of fish is cooked – and chips are usually old fashioned, real potato ones!
Enjoy the tastes of the Nambucca – the food, the hospitality and the lifestyle.
Where the food is (Yuraala)
Meet our Farmers
Ever been up close and personal with a buffalo? Visit Eungai Buffalo Farm and indulge in a gelato or woodfired…
Nambucca Oysters
Get your shucking knife ready! Thanks to the tides of the Nambucca River, the Nambucca Oyster is fat, juicy and…
Our Food Producers
Meet our local producers Nambucca Valley is home to the Gumbaynggirr people who were traditionally known as the ‘sharing people’…
Where to eat?
Visit the Nambucca Valley directory of Cafe's, restaurants and cools places to eat. … Read More