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1080 Beach
1080 Beach Road, Mystery Bay
If you’re looking for a spot to surf the turquoise waters of the far south coast, head to 1080 Beach near Mystery Bay. It’s breathtakingly beautiful and a popular among locals for surfing, swimming and fishing. If it’s too cold for a dip or you’d like to keep your toes dry, take a walk along the sandy beach.
Amandas of Mogo
41 Princes Highway, Mogo
With the biggest and best range of professional artist materials and craft supplies you are sure to find what you're after. Amandas of Mogo offers friendly service and knowledgeable advice to ensure you buy the right products for you.
Apex Park Picnic Area Narooma
Centenary Drive, Narooma
If you are looking for that perfect picnic area then look no further. Sit back and take in the stunning views of the Wagonga Inlet whilst enjoying a picnic or barbecue lunch. After lunch take your pick from a number of walks which start from the picnic area including the picturesque Mill Bay Boardwalk, Narooma Breakwall or the Narooma-Kianga-Dalmeny shared walkway/cycleway. If you would prefer a swim you don't need to walk far and you will find the beautiful Bar Beach.
Artisans Nest Gallery
56 Princes Highway, Bodalla
Artisans Nest is an artist run gallery featuring some of the region's finest fibre artists and craftspeople.
Australia Rock
1 Bar Rock Road, Narooma
Australia Rock is a popular photo opportunity. Viewed at just the right angle, the hole in the rock at Wagonga Head, has an uncanny resemblance to a map of Australia (without Tasmania). There are various explanations for how the rock formed into this continental likeness, including that it is simply a natural result of thousands of years of erosion of the ancient chert and shale headland. One of the more interesting tales is that the hole was created inadvertently when a ship was moored to the heads with large chains. In heavy seas the chains wore away the rock to create the familiar shape you see today.
Banksia Walk - Burrewarra Point
Burri Point Road, Guerilla Bay
Burrewarra Point has a charming walk through a mature banksia forest with views of the coast and hinterland. It is a fine place to spot whales from September to November. In Autumn, the large grey-green flower spikes of the banksias open, attracting a variety of nectar eating birds. Please note the cliff edges are not fenced making the walk unsuitable for toddlers and small children. To access drive south of Batemans Bay on the George Bass Drive and take the Guerilla Bay turnoff.
Batemans Bay BMX Track
Calga Crescent, Catalina
Batemans Bay BMX Track is located on the corner of George Bass Drive and Calga Crescent in Batehaven. It is host to many events year round including the Batemans Bay BMX Open. The track is open for general riding during the day with helmets being compulsory. There are many rules in place to keep everyone safe, these rules are available on the Batemans Bay BMX website and facebook page.
Batemans Bay Cycleway
Beach Road, Batehaven
Cycling in Batemans Bay is an amazing scenic, family friendly experience as the cycleway is mainly flat, hugging the beautiful bay.
Batemans Bay Heritage Area
Batemans Bay, Batemans Bay
At least 13 sawmills were operating around the Clyde River by the 1880's, some near Nelligen. Names associated with the Bay' sawmills include Francis Guy, Perry and Mitchell.
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