Clyde River

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Flowing through the lush forests of the Eurobodalla region on the New South Wales South Coast, the Clyde River is a serene waterway that offers a quintessential Australian nature escape. This pristine river, renowned for its oyster farms and tranquil beauty, is a haven for kayakers, campers, and anyone seeking to unwind amidst stunning scenery. The nearby village of Batemans Bay serves as the gateway, but the river itself feels a world away from the bustle.

Highlights & What to See

Suggested Time to Spend

Most visitors spend a full day on the river, but to truly unwind, plan for two days. A half-day kayak trip (3–4 hours) covers the best scenery, while an overnight camping trip allows for a sunset paddle and a morning swim. If you're on a South Coast road trip, even a couple of hours stopping for oysters and a short walk is worthwhile.

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