Berry information
Located 128km south of Sydney, Berry is an historic township built around Broughton creek.Previously established for its timber and agricultural industry, Berry today is a fashionable weekend destination for antique hunters and those wishing to escape the city.
Attractions and activities include rock climbing, kayaking and abseiling, canoeing, golfing and cycling, surfing, bush walking and horse riding, tennis, canoeing and scenic flights. Explore National Trust classified buildings, wineries and Coolangatta Historic Village, Seven Mile beach, Drawing Room Rocks walk and Kangaroo Valley.
Accommodation options for visitors include Guesthouses, Bed & Breakfasts, cottages and motels.
Nowra information
Located 144km south of Sydney at the mouth of the Shoalhaven River, Nowra is the administrative and commercial centre of the Shoalhaven area. Nearby towns include Bomaderry, Shoalhaven Heads, Greenwell Point, Culburra and Currarong.
Previously established by cedar cutters and dairy farmers, Nowra today is a dairy, retirement and tourism area.
Attractions and activities include scuba diving, white water rafting and canoeing, sky diving, hang gliding and tiger moth joy flights, fishing, golfing and tennis, river cruises, water slides and horse riding at Terara. Explore Moreton National Park, Cambewarra Mountain and Bomaderry Creek walking and cycling track, Nowra Wildlife Park, Comerong Island Nature Reserve and Australia’s Museum of Flight at HMAS Albatross, Two Rivers Walking Track, Crookhaven Heads Lighthouse and Bundanoon – Arthur Boyd’s house and walk to Pulpit Rock.
Accommodation options for visitors include caravan parks, hotels and guesthouses, motels, apartments and resorts, lodges and holiday houses.
Jervis Bay information
Located203km south of Sydney in the Jervis Bay Marine Park, Jervis Bay has beautiful white sandy beaches and crystal blue waters. Nearby towns include Callala Beach, Huskisson, Hyams Beach and Sanctuary Point. Previously utilised as anchorage by whaling boats and by cedar cutters, Jervis Bay is now a tourist area. The foreshore of Jervis Bay is cut in half by Currambene Creek, necessitating a long drive to reach the each half.
Attractions and activities include dolphin watch cruises, sailing charters and deep sea fishing, wind surfing, diving and snorkelling, sea kayaking, horse riding and cycling, surfing, galleries and camping. Explore Jervis Bay Botanic Gardens, Booderee National Park and the mangrove board walk at Lady Denman Museum.
Accommodation options for visitors include cottages, cabins and holiday houses, lodges, holiday units, motels and B&Bs.
Ulladulla information
Located 246km south of Sydney, Ulladulla is a relaxed seaside town, with nearby towns including Lake Conjolla, Mollymook, Burrill Lake, Milton and Bawley Point. Previously established for its timber and cattle grazing, Ulladulla today is a working fishing port and holiday resort.
Attractions and activities include pedal boats, swimming and sailboarding, golfing, galleries and art & craft markets, tennis, diving and deep-sea fishing. Explore Ulladulla Harbour, Bannisters Point Lookout and Warden Head Lighthouse, Pigeon House Mountain, Shallow Crossing and Coomee Nulunga Cultural Trail.
Accommodation options for visitors include guesthouses, holiday parks and holiday houses, apartments, motels and lodges, B&Bs, holiday units and cabins.
Batemans Bay information
Located 298km south of Sydney on the mouth of the Clyde river, Batemans Bay is well known for its beautiful estuary and beaches. Nearby towns include Batehaven, Maloneys Beach, Nelligen, Long Beach and Surf Beach. Previously established as a timber area and fishing port, Batemans Bay is now one of the South Coast’s largest holiday centres.
Attractions and activities include sailing, river cruises and rock, river and beach fishing, diving, mountain biking and tennis, golfing, jet skiing and kayaking, wakeboarding, water skiing and surfing. Explore Clyde River National Park, Mogo State Forest and Murramarang National Park, Birdland Animal Park, Old Mogo Town and Old Mogo Zoo, Holme’s Lookout, Botanic Gardens and Treasures from the Deep, pet friendly beaches, Batemans Bay Marina, and local oysters.
Accommodation options for visitors include retreats, hotels and backpackers, houseboats, cabins and motor inns, apartments, townhouses, holiday units and B&Bs.
Moruya information
Located 303km south of Sydney on the Moruya River, Moruya is a rich agricultural area with fishing and timber industries.
Attractions and activities include canoeing, boating and water skiing, fishing, camping and scenic flights. Explore Broulee Island Nature Reserve, Moruya State Forest and 4WD in Deua National Park, Australia’s Bush Orchestra, surfing at Moruya Heads and Moruya Markets.
Accommodation options for visitors include motels, cottages and apartments, guesthouses, bed & breakfasts and tourist parks.
Narooma information
Located 345km south of Sydneyon the Wagonga Inlet, Narooma is a seaside town with clean, clear waters. Previously established for its timber, fishing and later shipbuilding, Narooma is today a popular tourist destination.
Attractions and activities include canoeing, swimming and snorkelling, golfing, horse riding and whale watching, excellent fishing, charter boats and the lighthouse. Experience diving with seals, pet friendly beaches and Montague Island Reserve 8km offshore, Narooma Lighthouse Museum,
Wagonga Forest Park and Mill Bay Boardwalk, Mystery Bay, Australia Rock and Bar Rock Lookout, Glass Rocks, Eurobodalla Forest Park, Mystery Bay and fairy penguins.
Accommodation options for visitors include motels, cottages and holiday units, Bed & Breakfasts, holiday parks and cabins.
Bermagui information
Located 375km south of Sydney at the mouth of the Bermagui River, Bermagui is a small fishing community on Horseshoe Bay renowned for its big game fishing.
Previously established as a port for dairy farmers, Bermagui today has strong timber, dairy and fishing industries.
Attractions and activities include seals, penguins and dolphins, cruises, boating and galleries, prawning, surfing and fishing at Cuttagee Lake and Beach. Explore Mystery Bay, Horseshoe Bay and Blue Pool, Wallaga Lake, Mimosa rocks and Wadbilliga National Park, Umbarra Cultural Tours, Foxglove Spire Garden and Alpaca Farms, vineyards at Tilba Valley and great salmon fishing from local beaches.
Accommodation options for visitors include motels, hotels and cottages, apartments, lodges and holiday parks, cabins, bed & breakfasts and holiday units.
Tathra information
Located 442km south of Sydney to the south of Mogareka Inlet, Tathra is a small coastal town surrounded by water and National Parks. Previously established by cattle farmers, Tathra is a quiet area suitable for family holidays by the sea.
Attractions and activities include snorkelling, swimming and camping, wind surfing, sea kayaking and canoeing, surfing, sailing and water skiing, prawning, bushwalking, fishing and diving around Tathra Wharf. Experience fur seals, fairy penguins, dolphins and kangaroos, the Maritime Museum, Bournda National Park and Wallagoot Lake.
Accommodation options for visitors include caravan parks, cabins and apartments, holiday units, cottages and Bed & Breakfasts.
Merimbula information
Located 457km south of Sydney at the entrance to Merimbula Lake, Merimbula is a modern holiday resort. Previously established.
Attractions and activities include sailboarding, boating and cruising, prawning, surfing and whale watching, snorkelling, diving and golfing, wharf, reef and game fishing. Explore Merimbula Aquarium, Yellow Pinch Wildlife Park and Short Point for coastal views, Wallagoot Lagoon, lake foreshore boardwalk and Magic Mountain waterslides, sheltered lake beaches, oyster farming and Historical museum.
Accommodation options for visitors include motor inns, apartments and holiday units, resorts, guesthouses and Bed & Breakfasts, holiday parks, cabins and backpackers.
Eden information
Located 500km south of Sydney on the shores of Twofold Bay, Eden is an historic town with easy access to the surrounding National Parks. Previously established for the whaling industry with its protected deepwater port, Eden today is a prosperous fishing port, booming tourist resort and timber town.
Attractions and activities include swimming, surfing and sailing, diving, tennis and golf, bushwalking, camping and bird watching. Experience the Killer Whale museum, Greencape Lighthouse, whale watching platforms and cruises, Nadgee Nature Reserve, Ben Boyd National Park and heavily forested Mt Imlay National Park, Wonboyn Lake, Davidson Whaling Station and Boyd Town.
Accommodation options for visitors include motels, holiday units and apartments, B&Bs, lodges and cottages, caravan parks and cabins.
Contact the Visitor Information Centre at Batemans Bay (02 4472 6900) for more information on the South Coast, NSW. |
