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back to nature
an ancient dreaming track
This 14 kilometre return coastal walk just south
of Moruya will put you in touch with the ancient traditions and custodians of this land. You’ll pass lagoons and wild owers, walk through coastal mahogany forest and heathland. The Meringo headland along the way is perfect for whale-spotting.
This walk forms part of a Dreaming Track that dates back thousands of years and follows the footsteps of the Brinja-Yuin people. On the return leg, the archaeologist in you can try and identify Aboriginal artefacts and middens.
Stay in Tuross Head tonight with dinner down on the lake at sunset.
a night in the bendethera wilderness
If you’re an experienced four-wheel driver and conditions are right, don’t miss this one. Take a day trip or camp overnight by the enchanting Deua River 48 kilometres west of Moruya in the Deua National Park. One of the best remote camping spots along the South Coast, it offers peaceful shing and relaxation.
Not far away is the walking track to Bendethera Caves.
Please, before you go check in with the Narooma National Parks and Wildlife Service on 02 4476 0800 about road, re and weather conditions. And keep in mind there are river crossings, steep descents and ascents and rocky terrain that is treacherous when wet.
The rewards are rich though - sleeping under the stars!
water sport & adventure
you are in the right spot!
The options to get on the water around Eurobodalla are almost endless. Local estuaries and the big blue of our coastline draw people into kayaks, SUPs, jet skis, houseboats and trailer sailers.
For that adventure that takes you to the very edge of this place – the continental shelf - check in with a charter boat skipper and chase the big game sh dream.
At Broulee, surf lessons will send you home with a story to tell and a new connection with the ocean. Any local surf shop will point experienced surfers towards the day’s best waves.
Tonight, stay at Broulee or Mossy Point because you’ll need a good night’s sleep for tomorrow!
the view from above
It’s a confronting thought for many – skydiving. If the idea is niggling away in your mind, head to Moruya Airport and speak to our local pros – some of them are world champions. Their faith in you and our breathtaking coastline add to the motivation.
If you want to leave the skydive for another time, take a seaplane or scenic ight along the coast instead. Landing and taking off in the protected waters of Narooma, Moruya and Batemans Bay is quite magical.
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