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Day 2 at Eden was just the start of a very busy program of events planned. Most Packardians took advantage of the cafes down at the wharf area to breakfast before departing for a tour of Twofold Bay about the modern catamaran cruise vessel the “Cat-Balou”. About 2 hours around the bays, inlets and beaches on a clear sunny and calm day, with an informative commentary providing us with historical details of the area. Stopped for morning tea, I did mention it was a calm day didn’t I? Also saw a pod of Dolphins who were in one of the little bays. They even came out from where they were swimming to see us, a really wonderful sight! And further on, on our way back to Snug Cove from where we’d departed, saw some Seals. Lunch was then taken at one of the cafes/restaurants on the waterfront before people went their own ways to visit the Marine Discovery Centre and/or the Killer Whale Museum. Dinner that night was again at the Fishermans Club and, because Eden was also the start point for a Rally Car type Rally, there were a lot of people making use of the dining room making for slow service for those who ordered their meals later than others.

Vehicles at Twofolds Bay Motor Inn, Eden Vehicles at Twofolds Bay Motor Inn, Eden Vehicles at Twofolds Bay Motor Inn, Eden Vehicles at Twofolds Bay Motor Inn, Eden
Vehicles at Twofolds Bay Motor Inn, Eden Vehicles at Twofolds Bay Motor Inn, Eden
Cat-Balou, our vessel for the Twofold Bay cruise
  
Pod (family of dolphins)
Intrepid fishermen at Boyd's 'lighthouse
 Eden Killer Whale Museum Skeleton head of Tom, Eden's most loved killer whale

 

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