Eden Point

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything You Need to Know About Eden Point’s Vision, Plans, and Community Future

Find answers to common questions about the Eden Point development, including planning, community benefits, sustainability goals, and what to expect as the project progresses.

What is Eden Point?

The Eden Point development is a proposed luxury resort on the stunning coastline of Eden, New South Wales. The resort aims to provide world-class facilities, including high-end accommodations, restaurants, recreational areas, and wellness services, while embracing sustainable design principles and integrating seamlessly with the surrounding natural environment.

Eden’s strategic location makes it easily accessible from major Australian cities and the nation’s capital. It is conveniently situated between three primary markets: greater Sydney, greater Melbourne, and Canberra, all of which are within driving distance or just a short flight away.

  • A 4.5-star international hotel
  • 100 Hotel rooms
  • 103 serviced apartments
  • Restaurant
  • Marina Berths
  • Multi-purpose Convention and function center 
  • Parking
  • Wellness center

The resort includes improvements to local infrastructure, water, and energy systems. It is designed to support the region’s growing population while improving accessibility and connectivity. The project also revitalises a key site within the Eden township that has laid dormant for decades.

Yes, Eden Point focuses on sustainable design principles, including energy-efficient buildings, the use of renewable energy, water conservation measures, and the improvement of publicly available spaces.

While individual property values can fluctuate based on a variety of factors, the development is expected to enhance the overall value of properties in the area by improving local amenities, infrastructure, and attracting new residents and businesses.

The development is planned in stages, with construction expected to begin end of 2026/early 2027. Timelines for subsequent phases will be confirmed as the project progresses.

The development will include a wide range of amenities, such as:

  • Parks and green spaces
  • Walking and cycling tracks
  • Community facilities
  • Enhancement of existing jetty and improvision of public amenities.
  • Marina

Environmental impact assessments will be conducted as part of the development approval process. Efforts will be made to minimise disruption to local ecosystems, with a focus on preserving natural landscapes and improving biodiversity through sustainable design practices.

The development will create numerous job opportunities, both during construction and in the ongoing operation of the new community spaces.

Yes, you may be able to purchase property as part of the pre-sale phase, depending on availability. Information on how to register interest or secure a property will be made available on the project’s website.

  • Merimbula Airport: Approximately 32 minutes by car 
  • Wollongong Airport: Around 5 hours by car 
  • Sydney Airport: Around 6 hours by car 
  • Canberra Airport: Approximately 3.5 hours by car
  • Melbourne Airport: Approximately 6.5 hours by car

The Eden project team have been working closely with Registered Aboriginal Parties (RAP’s) to provide them with detailed plans for the project. Ongoing engagement on this matter is being progressed inline with Heritage NSW’s ACHAR process. This process provides for multiple information & feedback opportunities & ensures that the interested parties have the opportunity to voice their views & implement any changes as required to the proposal.

As part of the development, we are exploring the creation of cultural and community spaces that celebrate and acknowledge the history, culture, and traditions of the local First Nations peoples. This may include areas for cultural events, public art installations, and spaces that foster community connection.

Nearby attractions include:

  • Killer Whale Museum
  • Green Cape Lighthouse
  • Scenic walking areas
  • Gravity Eden Mountain Bike Park

Activities and services include:

  • Nature and wildlife tours
  • Scenic walks
  • Water sports
  • Local cultural events
  • Fishing expeditions
  • Boat hire
  • Any additional such as hosting retreats, water sport hire etc

The project team are engaging with DPHI and council on this matter however will be looking to provide shuttle buses from the cruise ship terminal to the Eden Point and the town centre.

Eden Point is expected to boost tourism, create jobs, and enhance the local economy by attracting both domestic and international visitors.

The project engages with local stakeholders to ensure alignment with community values and needs.

  • Shared walking and bicycle paths
  • Improvements to the jetty with associated public amenity proposed.
  • Increased job opportunities and job diversity within the community

We welcome community engagement. You can provide feedback through online surveys, public consultation events, or by contacting the development team directly via the project website or local information contact details.

Acknowledgement of Country

We acknowledge the Thaua (or Thawa) people, who are part of the larger Yuin Nation as the Traditional Owners of the Country upon which Eden is located. We pay respect to Elders past and present, and express our deep gratitude for our interactions with Thaua Elders to date.

We are committed to collaborating with First Peoples as we imagine and realise new
places that hold space for their stories, connect with ancient landscapes, amplify their
culture and realise their aspirations and continued connection with Country.