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Eurobodalla is heaven for kayakers, canoeists and standup paddleboarders with four major river systems, 20 lakes and 83 beaches.

Flatwater or sea, paddle away from it all to discover some of the quietest and least touched places in Australia, or glide in for lunch at a waterside cafe or restaurant. Paddle rivers, estuaries, creeks, inlets, lakes and the ocean in some of the cleanest water in the world.

The mild winters make it easy to enjoy paddling all year round. Each season brings its own palette of colours to the sea and landscape.

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Kayaking Durras Lake
Surrounded by Murramarang National Park, Durras Lake is excellent for safe exploring with many tributaries, small exposed areas and shallow bays.
Bay and Beyond Sea Kayak Tours
Come and explore pristine coastal lakes, tidal estuaries and open coastline of the Batemans Marine Park in the Eurobodalla Shire.
Durras Lake Discovery Trail
If you’re spending some quality family time on the South Coast, the Durras Lake Discovery trail is an easy walk within Murramarang National Park.
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South Durras to Batemans Bay - Kayaking in the Batemans Marine Park
An enjoyable 17-kilometre sea paddle along a quiet coastline of small beaches and rugged headlands in Murramarang National Park.
Cullendulla Creek Nature Reserve
Batemans Bay is beautiful, but it also has a hidden trump card up its sleeve; Cullendulla Creek Nature Reserve.
South Durras
Rich forests, secluded beaches and imposing ancient headlands form South Durras and renowned for its abundance of wildlife such as kangaroos, wallabies, echidna and possums.
Richmond Beach
Wander along a short and easy walking track and within a few steps you’ll arrive at the secluded beauty of Richmond Beach. Ideal for families,
North Head Lookout
The spectacular cliffs along the Murramarang coastline are on fine display from North Head lookout. After following a well-formed track for 300 metres over gently
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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Batemans Bay Kayaking Trail
Batemans Bayt Kayaking Trail is where you can explore this beautiful and significant spot in your kayak or on foot.
Cullendulla Creek Nature Reserve
Batemans Bay is beautiful, but it also has a hidden trump card up its sleeve; Cullendulla Creek Nature Reserve.
Region X Sea Kayak and Camping Adventures
Kayak the beautiful waters of the Batemans Marine Park, part of the unspoilt South Coast with multi award winning kayak company, Region X.
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Kayaking the Lower Clyde River - Batemans Bay and Nelligen
An expansive river famous for its oysters and surrounding national park. Launch into shallow water on the north or south side of Batemans Bay Bridge.
Nelligen Kayak Hire
Nelligen Kayak Hire offers single or double sit-on top kayaks or "WenoNah" Canoes to explore the Clyde River on the NSW South Coast.
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Kayaking the Upper Clyde River - Shallow Crossing
Explore the tributaries and be prepared to cross shallow water spots and pebble races.
Nelligen
The picturesque historic village of Nelligen lies in one of the sweeping bends of the majestic Clyde River.
Shallow Crossing
Enjoy a scenic drive from Batemans Bay to Shallow Crossing via historic Nelligen Village.
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Kayaking Batehaven to Mossy Point
A 20km paddle launching from Corrigans Beach and following the coastline south. Keep a safe distance from the rocky cliffs and headlands.
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Kayaking Tomaga River
Take a flat water paddle from Mossy Point to explore the Tomaga River and its tributaries.
The Boat Shed - Mossy Point
Down at the Boat Shed - Mossy Point, they are all about good vibes, great views and scratch-made, ethically conscious goods.
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Moruya Kayaking Trail - East
The Moruya Kayaking Trail passes through the historic town of Moruya. The trail is up to 38 kilometres, but is very flexible.
North Head Camping Area
The North Head Camping Area is situated on a peaceful section of bush near the airport and right on the beach.
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Moruya Kayaking Trail - West
Paddle 12kms west of Moruyawinding through farmland and forest up to the bridge on Araluen Road.
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Kayaking Coila Lake at Tuross Head
Paddle any distance, or up to 18.5 kilometres to circumnavigate the lake and under the highway bridge into Coila Creek at the northern end.
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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Kayaking Tuross Lake
All paddlers have plenty of kayaking options on this lavish lake scattered with estuaries and islands.
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.
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Kayaking Lower Tuross River and Borang Lake
This pleasant flatwater paddle takes you southwest across Tuross Lake and around the south side of Horse Island.
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Kayaking Upper Tuross River and Bumbo Lake
For an 11.4 kilometre one-way trip, launch into shallow water at Snake Flat Reserve on Bumbo Road and paddle up river to Silo Farm Bridge.
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Kayaking Wagonga Inlet at Narooma
The crystal clear, sapphire waters of Wagonga Inlet are a pleasure to paddle with views of the town and old forest growth on the shoreline.
Narooma Marina
Narooma Marina is a full service Marina located in Forsters Bay in the heart of Narooma. They offer boat and water sport equipment hire.
Narooma Mobile Leisure Sport
Operating in the coastal town of Narooma in the Eurobodalla region of the NSW South Coast. We don’t believe in taking life too seriously and
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Kayaking Corunna Lake
An enjoyable paddle on a picturesque lake with an easy, sandy launch near the boat ramp at the northern end of the lake.
Tilba Valley Winery & Alehouse
Tilba Valley Winery and Alehouse is a family run boutique winery/brewery scenically located at the foothills of Mt Gulaga.
Corunna picnic area
Corunna picnic area is a popular spot among locals and it’s easy to see why. Set among trees in a small clearing by Corunna Lake,
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Kayaking Mystery Bay to Narooma
An exciting sea paddle for experienced ocean kayakers, with an easy launch and surf beach landing.
Handkerchief Beach Picnic Area
This idyllic picnic area is located at the southern end of Handkerchief Beach.
Mystery Bay
The crystal-clear water, rock pools, caves and sandy beaches make this small yet stunning hamlet a must to explore.
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Kayaking Wallaga Lake
Paddle quietly across Wallaga Lake, homeland to the indigenous Yuin people and protected by Gulaga, the mother mountain.
Gulaga National Park
Gulaga National Park was created in January 2001. It covers an area of 4673ha. Gulaga (Mount Dromedary) and the surrounding landscape have great spiritual significance
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