Drive Tours and Lookouts

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Big Bit Lookout

Situated North of Batemans Bay, Big Bit Lookout has stunning 360 degree views up and down the coast, and west out to the Budawang Mountains.

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Holmes lookout

Sitting up high on the ridge line, Holmes lookout offers spectacular scenic views looking out over mighty Clyde River as it winds its way towards

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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.

Batehaven

With great beaches all within a few minutes drives, Batehaven is an ideal location for holiday makers.

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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Burrewarra Point Lookout

The lookout is a charming 10 minute walk from the carpark on Burri Point

Burrewarra Point Banksia Walk

Burrewarra Point has a charming walk through a mature banksia forest with views of the coast and hinterland.

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Melville Point Lookout

Melville Point, also known as “Burying Point” and “Gravehead” due to the early settler cemetery there, has beautiful sweeping coastal views.

Tomakin

With three picturesque beaches and a winding clear river, Tomakin provides enticing options for swimming, snorkelling and walking.

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Mossy Point Anchor Lookout

Take in the beautiful views over Tomakin, Mossy Point and Broulee from the Mossy Point Anchor Lookout.

Mossy Point

Mossy point is a quiet little haven often overlooked by visitors. Situated between the Tomaga River to the north, and Candlagan Creek to the south,

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Broulee Island Nature Reserve

Broulee Island is joined to the mainland by a sandbar so it’s always accessible and takes about an hour to walk around.

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

Broulee Heritage Area

Broulee was the first port in the region. In the 1830s, settlers in the district would load and unload from ships anchored in Broulee Bay.

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Toragy Point and Moruya Heads Lookout

South Head Moruya holds an old graveyard on the headland - a glimpse into the past with far-reaching views of the coast.

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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One Tree Point Lookout and Picnic Area

A paved path leads to a lone Norfolk Island Pine, marking the Tuross headland lookout with glorious ocean views.

Tuross Lake

Tuross Lake offers plenty of paddling options for all levels of skill, in particular for beginner/novice paddlers. Soak up the magnificent surroundings as you explore.

Tuross Head

Tuross Head is set on a low-lying headland perched between twin lakes, with stunning ocean beaches stretching north and south.

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Bar Rock Lookout and Australia Rock

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

Barunguba Montague Island Nature Reserve

Montague Island Nature Reserve is home to hundreds of seals and more than 90 bird species. Enjoy a stay in a heritage lighthouse keeper’s cottage.

Narooma Bar Beach South

A netted beach protected by the Narooma Bar breakwalls, its sheltered position makes it perfect for families with young children.

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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Narooma Golf Club

For golfers, no visit to the South Coast of NSW is complete without playing a round at Narooma's famous golf course.

Drive Tours and Lookouts

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Let the road take you past rugged coastlines, ancient forests, through hidden valleys and up to spectacular lookouts.