Gourdon

Perched on the edge of the Eurobodalla National Park, Gourdon is a tiny, off-the-beaten-path hamlet on the South Coast of New South Wales. It's the kind of place where the main road is a gravel track and the soundtrack is the crash of waves against the headland. For travellers seeking solitude, raw coastal beauty, and a genuine taste of the Australian bush meeting the sea, Gourdon delivers an unpolished, soul-stirring experience.

Highlights & What to See

Suggested Time to Spend

Gourdon itself is a fleeting stop – half a day is plenty to walk the headland and dip your toes in the surf. However, to truly absorb the area's coastal magic, base yourself here for 2–3 days. Use Gourdon as a quiet launchpad for exploring the Eurobodalla National Park, Montague Island tours, and the laid-back towns of Narooma and Dalmeny. Mornings are best for beach walks and birdwatching; afternoons for exploring further afield.

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