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Eurobodalla Beaches - The Nature Coast South Durras to Wagonga Inlet Far South Coast NSW Area Code: 02—State: NSW—Country: Australia Guide: calm bays, patrolled beaches, rock pools, surfing beaches, and spots suitable for diving & snorkelling |
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The alpha-numeric reference next to each place indicates its position using the Cartoscope Tourist Map for the Eurobodalla: Batemans Bay, Moruya, Narooma (can be purchased online or obtained from local tourism outlets)
Calm Bays Long Beach D2 Maloneys Beach D2 Pebbly Beach D13 Depot Beach D15 Surfside D19 Corrigans Beach D2 Caseys Beach D21 McKenzies Beach D26 Barlings Beach D27 Tomakin Cove D27 Candlagan Creek D28 Wagonga Inlet entrance D5
Rock Pools North Head D2 South Durras D17 Denhams Beach D22 Surf Beach D22 Wimbie Beach D22 Broulee D28
More information about these beaches from Eurobodalla Tourist Information Centres:
Batemans Bay Visitor Information Centre Narooma Visitor Information Centre
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The alpha-numeric reference next to each place indicates its position using the Cartoscope Tourist Map for the Eurobodalla: Batemans Bay, Moruya, Narooma (can be purchased online or obtained from local tourism outlets)
Patrolled Beaches (during holidays and the warmer months only) Malua Bay D25 Broulee D29 Moruya Heads D32 Narooma D5
Surfing Beaches South Durras D17 Surf Beach D225 Malua Bay D25 Tomakin Beach D27 Broulee D29 Moruya Heads D32 Congo D35 Tuross D42 Dalmeny D48
Diving & Snorkelling places Beginners Corrigans Beach D2 Wimbie Beach D22 Guerilla Bay D27 Mossy Point D28 Broulee D28
Experienced Durras D17 Tollgate Islands D22 McKenzies Beach D26 Burrewarra Point D27 Tomakin Headland D27 Broulee Island D29 Pedro Point D34 (accessible by boat only) Binjie D39
The descriptor 'nature coast' for the Eurobodalla is certainly no misnomer, for it is a place of resplendent natural beauty on land, from the air, on sea, or under the sea.
The name 'Eurobodalla' is derived from a local Koori word meaning Land of Many Waters - for that is what it is!
More recently, white people have referred to the Eurobodalla as the Nature Coast - for that also is what it is! - either way, the underlying reality of pristine beauty remains the same.
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