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Discover some of our favourite beaches that are dotted along the length of the spectacular Eurobodalla coastline.

The beaches of Eurobodalla are as diverse as the landscape itself. From ancient headlands to long windswept coastline, you will find a variety of beaches, bays and coves. Choose from protected bays for swimming, shallow breaks for learning to surf, or deep drop-offs with powerful surf for a hardcore experience. Long beaches with deep channels deliver excellent fishing opportunities. There is a beach to suit your favourite water activities, a family day out, or your mood... find that perfect beach here!

To discover all of Eurobodalla's 83 beaches, pick up a copy of 'Beaches of Batemans Bay and Eurobodalla', by Hyams Publishing from bookshops and newsagents.

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Cookies Beach
Cookies Beach is the main beach at South Durras, surrounded by a unique bush setting that separates the beach from the village.
Wasp Head Walk
This short, scenic walk in Murramarang National Park, south of Durras Lake, is a delightful easy walk taking in coastal views and golden beaches.
Cookies Beach Picnic Area - South Durras
With spectacular beach views you will be sure to spot one of the many eastern grey kangaroos basking in the sun.
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Emily Miller Beach
This secluded beach is the perfect location to isolate yourself among nature at its best!
Wasp Head Picnic Area
If you enjoy a remote spot for a relaxing lunch, then head to the Wasp Head picnic area near South Durras in Murramarang National Park.
Wasp Head Walk
This short, scenic walk in Murramarang National Park, south of Durras Lake, is a delightful easy walk taking in coastal views and golden beaches.
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Dark Beach
Known for its rough sand beach and spectacular rock formations this hidden gem is worth exploring!
Dark Beach Walking Track
Enjoy a relaxing day away on this remote beach in Murramarang National Park, on the South Coast. Dark Beach walking track leads through spotted gum.
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Myrtle Beach
Take a small walk through the 'enchanted forest' till your feet hit the soft sand at this beautiful secluded beach enclosed by high cliffs.
Myrtle Beach walking track
Get away from it all and escape to this beautiful, isolated beach for the day.  Surround yourself with natural bushland and revel in the sounds.
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Richmond Beach
A short walk from the carpark will lead you to this secluded piece of paradise. Protected by most onshore winds makes it ideal for families.
Oaky Beach Walking Track
A great off the beaten track hike, Oaky Beach walking track leads through gums and rainforest to a secluded beach in the south.
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Oaky Beach
Oaky Beach is ideal for surfers with minimal protection offering wide open waters to the ocean.
Oaky Beach Walking Track
A great off the beaten track hike, Oaky Beach walking track leads through gums and rainforest to a secluded beach in the south.
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North Head Beach
This beach provides a mix of sand and black pebbles. Take an adventure and explore the large rockpools which are perfect for snorkelling!
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
North Head campground
This remote bush camp spot is ideal for the adventurous campers who like to get away from it all.
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Denhams Beach
Denhams Beach is the most northerly in a string of three beaches in a large bay-like recess in the coastline.
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Surf Beach Batemans Bay
Just a short 10 minute drive south of Batemans Bay central business district, Surf Beach Batemans Bay is very popular with both locals and visitors.
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Malua Bay Beach
With good reason, Malua Bay Beach is one of the most popular beaches in the area.
Malua Bay
Drive 13kms south-east from Batemans Bay town, and you will find beautiful Malua Bay.
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McKenzies Beach
McKenzies Beach is a small, beautiful, undeveloped beach, popular with locals and visitors alike.
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Rosedale Beach
This Picturesque 1 kilometre beach is stunning and secluded protected by tall headlands and notable for the great rock formations.
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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Broulee Beach North
The northern end of the beach provides a sheltered family friendly spot at Candlagan Creek. To the north explore the clean sand and waves!
Broulee Island Nature Reserve Walk
The four kilometre Broulee Island Walk begins south of the main beach at Broulee, across a permanent sand bar.
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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Moruya Main Beach
Moruya Main Beach is a long, wide stretch of beach complete with picnic tables, toilets, playground and the local Surf Lifesaving Club.
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.
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.
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Congo Beach North
2 kilometres of superb coastline, Congo Beach backs onto the Eurobodalla National Park and has a well positioned camp ground to the south.
Bingi Dreaming Track
Follow in the footsteps of the Brinja-Yuin people as you walk the Bingi Dreaming track.
Congo campground
Congo campground is a popular camping area for families - with room for kids to play and ride, there's a choice of two beaches.
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Bingie Beach North
Hidden away from the water are evidence of shell middens, stone working areas and quarries providing strong links to Aboriginal culture.
Bingi Dreaming Track
Follow in the footsteps of the Brinja-Yuin people as you walk the Bingi Dreaming track.
Bingi Bingi Point
Bingi Bingi Point offers a scenic expanse of golden beaches and untamed bushland with sea eagles soaring overhead and waves crashing on rugged rocks below.
Cathedral Rocks: Bingie
An excellent photo opportunity with the best time being in late afternoon light when the setting sun gives the rocks an incandescent-like glow.
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Yabbara Beach
The northernmost beach in a series of small beaches stretching from Dalmeny to Narooma. Golden sand with unique pink and brown boulders!
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Duesburys Beach
Located in a stunning natural setting surrounded by bushland. Viewing headlands, amazing rock formations and dog friendly!
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Kianga Beach
Perfect beach for families with all the facilities just 800 meters away including playground, amenities, barbeques and picnic tables.
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Narooma Bar Beach North
Ideal beach for surfers North of Narooma Bar. The rock wall at the southern end provides a ready made platform perfect for fisherman!
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.
Bar Rock Lookout and Australia Rock
Bar Rock lookout captures a spectacular ocean view over the breakwalls and out to Montague Island.
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Handkerchief Beach
This hidden beach has gold coloured sand and is bordered by dunes. Cliffs and rock ledges arch around either end of the beach.
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Billys Beach
Children will be in a world of new discovery with unique pebbles and shells to add to their collection, rock pools to explore and sea life.
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.
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 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 to 1080 Beach Walk
A ten minute stroll from the entrance to Eurobodalla National Park will find you at Pooles Beach.
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.
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Pooles Beach
Hidden in the Eurobodalla National Park and enclosed by two headlands this small beach is the ultimate spot for surfers!
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 lookout
Mystery Bay lookout is in the most southern part of Eurobodalla National Park not far from the picturesque hamlet of Mystery Bay.
Mystery Bay to 1080 Beach Walk
A ten minute stroll from the entrance to Eurobodalla National Park will find you at Pooles Beach.
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.
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1080 Beach
Upon reaching the beach accessed via bush track only you will uncover unique black granite rocks and beach breaks to lure in surfers.
Mystery Bay to 1080 Beach Walk
A ten minute stroll from the entrance to Eurobodalla National Park will find you at Pooles Beach.
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 lookout
Mystery Bay lookout is in the most southern part of Eurobodalla National Park not far from the picturesque hamlet of Mystery Bay.
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Honeysuckle Beach
Unique for its dark sand covered in black pebbles, this beach will leave you wrapped up in its calm, beauty and solitude.
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
North Head campground
This remote bush camp spot is ideal for the adventurous campers who like to get away from it all.
Honeysuckle Beach Walking Track
Honeysuckle Beach walking track is a great short hike in the southern end of Murramarang National Park, just north of Batemans Bay.
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Barlings Beach
Perfect for windsurfers and families this curving, open, long protected beach has gorgeous white sand and turquoise water.
Jack Buckley Memorial Park and Picnic Area - Tomakin
Set on the banks of the spectacular Tomaga River in Tomakin, Jack Buckley Memorial Park is a must for all visitors.
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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Tomakin Beach
Choose an ocean beach or a river beach at Tomakin. Both are protected and ideal for calm swimming. Dog friendly!
Mossy Point Anchor Lookout
Take in the beautiful views over Tomakin, Mossy Point and Broulee from the Mossy Point Anchor Lookout.
Jack Buckley Memorial Park and Picnic Area - Tomakin
Set on the banks of the spectacular Tomaga River in Tomakin, Jack Buckley Memorial Park is a must for all visitors.
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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Bengello Beach
Stretching around 6 kilometres this popular beach sits between Broulee Head and the mouth of Moruya River.
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.
Broulee Island Nature Reserve Walk
The four kilometre Broulee Island Walk begins south of the main beach at Broulee, across a permanent sand bar.
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Meringo Beach
Enclosed beach by Eurobodalla National Park and Meringo Lake makes this the perfect secluded location to explore, swim or surf.
Bingie dreaming Track
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Plantation Beach
Plantation Beach welcomes you with a pathway and its Norfolk Island Pines which gives this area its true identity.
Tuross Head Heritage Area
Small coastal vessels carried timber and produce from farms around Tuross Lake during the 1850s and 1860s.
Bingi Dreaming Track
Follow in the footsteps of the Brinja-Yuin people as you walk the Bingi Dreaming track.
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.
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One Tree Beach
This small, tranquil piece of paradise is tucked away behind One Tree Point! Clear turquoise water, perfect for families with small children
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.
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.
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Potato Point Beach
History and the Heritage listed wharf are worth a look to the North or South find more activity with easy access boat ramp and dog friendly!
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Jemisons Beach
Take a walk along this sublime 1 kilometre beach or sit on the Visitor's seat situated midway on the headland and absorb all the serenity!
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Brou Beach
One of the longest beaches in the Eurobodalla stretching 7 kilometres it is ideal for hikers, wildlife lovers, families and Surfers!
Brou Lake campground
Nestled in among a forest of spotted gums, Brou Lake campground is an idyllic place to camp for the weekend or a week away.
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Joshs Beach
Also known as Dalmeny Surf Beach this small, secluded spot is protected by two headlands with great views. Also popular for fishing!
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Narooma Surf Beach
Narooma's main beach, club house with amenities and patrolled over the peak season. Clear, shallow ocean waters perfect for young children.
Glasshouse Rocks and Pillow Lava
Surf Beach, Narooma has two amazing sites of ancient geological significance and beauty at either end of the sandy beach.
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Fullers Beach
Discover rough jagged rock formations protruding into the ocean at the northern end. Surfers can admire the rolling waves from the headland!
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Wallaga Beach
Navigate your way along the 5 kilometres of coastline through wetland, crown and private land, lakes and lookouts!
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