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EUROBODALLA REGIONAL BOTANIC GARDENS
The Eurobodalla Regional Botanic Gardens feature a range of magnificent displays of native flora of the South Coast and adjacent ranges. There are walking tracks through native gardens and natural forests that ensure a delightful experience for all who visit.
Self-guided walks can take from 20 minutes to 1 hour. Most paths are level or gently sloping and the disabled walking track has recently opened.
About 120 species of birds have been recorded at the gardens, and there is always something flowering.
The Chefs Cap Café serves light lunches, morning and afternoon teas and specialises in homebaked cakes, biscuits and scones. |
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Catalina Golf Club
27 holes in manicured surrounds - Winner of the 'Registered Club' Award at the South Coast Tourism Awards |
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Clyde River Cruises
Enjoy 3 hours cruising the sixth most scenic waterway in Australia. Try the famous fish and chips from Innes Boatshed. Departs at 11.30 each morning |
02 4472 4052 |
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CULLENDULLA CREEK NATURE RESERVE
The Cullendulla Creek Nature Reserve is primarily a wetland, a habitat that is increasingly under pressure along the State's coastline.
This exciting 230 metre long timber boardwalk winds its way among the largest stand of Grey Mangroves south of Sydney in a reserve that protects a salt marsh community, forest red gum and littoral rainforest. |
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Dive Sites - Batemans Bay
There are many popular dive sites in and around the Batemans Bay. Some examples are:
Broulee Cave
Shark Gutter, Tollgate Islands, Batemans Bay
Black Rock, Batehaven, Batemans Bay
The Arch, Batehaven, Batemans Bay
The Bubble Cave, Batehaven, Batemans Bay
The Tunnel, Batemans Bay |
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Dog Friendly Beaches
There are many dog friendly beaches in the Batemans Bay area and more information on these can be found by clicking the link |
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Fishing Charters
Whale watching and dolphin cruises.
Deep sea, game and shark fishing.
Accommodation and fishing packages available.
A fun day out for everyone. Bookings essential |
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Indigenous Tours
Book guided tours to local midden sites and sacred sites in Gulaga and Biamanga national parks or listen to the stories associated with sacred places such as Merrimans Island on a boat cruise around Wallaga Lake |
Umbarra Cultural Centre |
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Indigenous Tours
Gulaga and her surrounding landscape have great spiritual significance to local Aboriginal people. She is a women’s mountain; the place where all things begin, where knowledge is gained and healing found. She is the spiritual mother who demands both fear and respect. To visit Gulaga it is best to take a guided tour from Umbarra Cultural Centre. Their experienced Aboriginal guides unfurl the mysteries and stories that belong to this impressive sacred site |
Umburra Centre |
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Jet Ski
Enjoy fun and excitement on a Yamaha 650cc jet ski. No license required, life jackets are provided, safe and loads of fun! one or two people per ski.
Children under 16 to be accompanied by an adult |
0410526594 |
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Kayak Tours
Come on a guided sea kayak tour with Bay and Beyond. Paddle over the pristine Durras Lake, the Murramarang National Park coastline, Batemans Bay or the scenic Clyde River.
Morning, afternoon, full day, and sunset tours available all year round |
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Long Beach
Just a couple of minutes north of the Batemans Bay bridge, is the very quiet beach of Long Beach. The southern end of the beach is "dog friendly". The beach itself is a very sedate location and not all that well populated. This is a major attraction of the beach- not too many users, vehicles etc. It is indeed a very well kept secret. There are many beachside accommodation places which are very reasonably priced. The headlands north and south of the beach, also provide quite extensive views and easy walks. Plenty of wildlife sightings / visitations are common - Wallabies and Kangaroos laze around very commonly. Long Beach is close enough to "The Bay" but far enough to be "heaven". |
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Mogo Village
Born in the gold rush, the charming village of Mogo now receives throngs of visitors, all keen to sample its special atmosphere and browse its wide variety of galleries, arts, crafts and specialty stores |
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MURRAMARANG NATIONAL PARK
Murramarang offers visitors a wide range of activities including swimming, surfing, fishing, picknicking, bushwalking and nature study. The hinterland walk to Durras Mountain (283 m) is very popular as it leads to spectacular views of the coastline and inland ranges.
The park's largely undisturbed coastline with it's sandy and shingle beaches, rugged headlands, tombolas, rock stacks and fossil-bearing rocks provides visitors , students and scientists with a rich environment to explore. |
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New Years Carnival at Corrigan’s Cove
Touring amusement park with many rides, flashing lights and fireworks for New Years Eve. Excellent fun for all! |
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Pebbly Beach
Kangaroos that like to have their photo taken with you |
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Sailing Charters
Sailing Charters on 12.5m Schioning, offering day (departing 10am) and twilight (departing 5.30pm) charters, out of Batemans Bay |
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Town Centre Batemans Bay
Batemans Bays centre is cute yet quite large for a bayside town. You can enjoy the tranqulity north of the main st over looking the ocean while you cruise a string of shops or you can have everything at your fingertips in the Stockland Shopping Plaza. The promenade on the Clyde River which runs along the back of Starfish Deli, Westpac Bank and Zorba Motel has lovely little and big jetties you can sit and relax on or throw a hook, line and sinker in. Batemans Bay is a terrific getaway, definatley worth atleast a weekend. |
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Wimbie Beach (Surf Beach)
Access from Beach Roadturn left into Wimbie Street
Lifeguards - NO
Public Parking - YES
Public Toilets - NO
Shower Facilities - NO
Public Phone - NO
BBQ Facilities - NO
Picnic Tables - NO
Kiosk/Takeaway - NO
Boat Ramp - NO
Jetskis - REFER TO PWC INFO
Playground - NO
Camp Fires - NO
Camping - NO
Dogs - CONDITIONS APPLY
Horses - NO
Motor Bikes - NO
Motor Vehicles - NO
Golf - NO |
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