Mystery Bay is a small town on the south coast of New South Wales, Australia. Mystery Bay is halfway between Central Tilba and Narooma, two kilometres off the Princes Highway on Mystery Bay Road. At the 2016 census, Mystery Bay had a population of 191. Mystery Bay features a camping area in the Eurobodalla National Park. This park is known for its recreational activities and various species of Bird. Montague Island is close to Mystery Bay and is known for its unusual quantities of Penguin called Eudyptula minor (Little penguin) and fur seals. There is also an Infestation of a specific type of House mouse called Mus musculus which has needed eradication because of its damage on the ecosystem. Flora Mystery Bay and its surrounding area contain many different types of flora and has a Coastal wattle called Acacia Sophorae that has drawn attention due to its rapid spread. The spread of this wattle is causing concern for the area. Mystery Bay holds many different types of beaches that front the Tasman Sea. Some beaches are surfing beaches, others are swimming beaches, and many of these beaches contain spectacular large rocks. At low tide, these rocks become rock pools. The rocks and sedimentation of these beaches along the Coastline of Mystery Bay show that there is evidence of tsunami destruction. The area today is still popular amongst the Indigenous community for fishing and camping. Tsunami History evidence There has been evidence concerning the occurrence of historical tsunamis along the Central South Coast of NSW. Mystery Bay is one of the beaches along this Coastline and evidence has been found of possible tsunami evidence. The sedimentation currently found on the coastline beaches has been discovered to be evidence of tsunami destruction. Mystery Bay contains the most prominent evidence of tsunami destruction with many misplaced rocks and sediment. Beaches and places near Mystery Bay also have shown this evidence. Tsunami destruction evidence within NSW is common around coast areas. In 2006, research was conducted and found that there were approximately 44 tsunami in NSW from 105000 years ago. One tsunami, in particular, was called the Chilean tsunami of 1960. This tsunami was caused by an earthquake on the south coast of Chile that affected Victoria and Queensland and the north coast of New South Wales. Nearby Attractions Eurobodalla National Park Mystery Bay has Eurobodalla National Park and Montague Island. Montague Island is