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Bays and Coves

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Curated selection of points

Eurobodalla is home to an abundance of beautiful bays, secluded coves and naturally formed rock pools just waiting to be explored.

Coves and bays usually provide calmer conditions, generally with more protection from ocean swells and winds making them an ideal beach environment for families, swimming and snorkelling.

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Long Beach
One of the many calm bay beaches within Batemans Bay, partially protected from the full force of the ocean and nor-easterly winds.
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Maloneys Beach
Maloneys beach is ideal for family outings with a wide grassy reserve, toilets, boat ramp, free electric barbecues and covered picnic tables.
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Surfside Beach
A well protected beach within the broader waters of Batemans Bay. Calm, shallow waters make this a perfect beach for families.
Cullendulla Creek Nature Reserve
Batemans Bay is beautiful, but it also has a hidden trump card up its sleeve; Cullendulla Creek Nature Reserve.
Mangrove Walk
Right beside Cullendulla Beach, the Mangrove walk is the only one of its kind in the entire area. Raised boardwalks thread through the marine park
Cullendulla Beach Track
Just an easy walk along a beautiful boardwalk, Cullendulla Beach has pride of place in the nature reserve, right at the mouth of the creek
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Corrigans Beach
The calm bay of Corrigans Beach, at Batehaven, is just 4 kilometres south of Batemans Bay and is perfect for families.
Observation Point - Batehaven
Located at Batehaven, Observation Point is a lookout and picnic area with fabulous views overlooking the beach out to the beautiful Snapper Island.
Corrigans Beach Reserve Park and Accessible Playground
The reserve and playground is set on the calm bay of Corrigans Beach, at Batehaven, just 4 kilometres south of Batemans Bay.
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Caseys Beach
Caseys is an excellent beach for children with a small playground overlooking the beach.
Observation Point - Batehaven
Located at Batehaven, Observation Point is a lookout and picnic area with fabulous views overlooking the beach out to the beautiful Snapper Island.
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Sunshine Cove
Sunshine Cove is a protected and pretty little beach with a pebbly shoreline.
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Lilli Pilli Beach
Lilli Pilli Beach is a picturesque horse-shoe bay, tucked away off the main road in the suburb of Lilli Pilli.
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Boat Harbour and Shark Bay
The narrow sand spit that connects Broulee Island to the mainland shelters these two bays, making them ideal for swimming.
Mossy Point Anchor Lookout
Take in the beautiful views over Tomakin, Mossy Point and Broulee from the Mossy Point Anchor Lookout.
Broulee Island Nature Reserve Walk
The four kilometre Broulee Island Walk begins south of the main beach at Broulee, across a permanent sand bar. The walk features ocean vistas across
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Shelly Beach Picnic Area - Moruya Heads
Shelly Beach at Moruya Heads is a popular family recreational spot with picnic facilities at the mouth of the Moruya River.
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Carters Beach
A small 200 metre beach located at the south end of the Kianga township.
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Narooma Bar Beach South
A netted beach protected by the Narooma Bar breakwalls, its sheltered position makes it perfect for families with young children.
Apex Park Picnic Area 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.
Mill Bay Boardwalk Narooma
Along the scenic Mill Bay Boardwalk, gaze out on the beautiful emerald water and see that it is teeming with life.
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Mystery Bay
Mystery Bay’s name arises from the mystery surrounding the disappearance of a government geologist, Lamont Young, in 1880.
Historic Mystery Bay Velodrome
A scenic track takes you on a loop from Mystery Bay, through the camping ground, and to the historic Velodrome.
Mystery Bay Camping Area
Mystery Bay campground fronts the ocean and is one of the few natural camping areas remaining on the New South Wales South Coast.
Mystery Bay Short Walk
From Mystery Bay camping area follow the bush track north to Billy's Beach, an important Aboriginal site and great for families.
Mystery Bay lookout
Mystery Bay lookout is in the most southern part of Eurobodalla National Park not far from the picturesque hamlet of Mystery Bay. The lookout offers
Mystery Bay to 1080 Beach Walk
A ten minute stroll from the entrance to Eurobodalla National Park will find you at Pooles Beach.
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Guerilla Bay
Guerilla Bay is a popular destination for scuba divers and snorkellers.
Burrewarra Point Banksia Walk
Burrewarra Point has a charming walk through a mature banksia forest with views of the coast and hinterland.
Burrewarra Point Lookout
The lookout is a charming 10 minute walk from the carpark on Burri Point
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Tomakin Cove
This sheltered cove is protected by Melville Point to the north and the low rocky platforms to the south.
Melville Point Lookout
Melville Point, also known as “Burying Point” and “Gravehead” due to the early settler cemetery there, has beautiful sweeping coastal views.
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