Eurobodalla National Park

Stretching along the sapphire coast of southern New South Wales, Eurobodalla National Park is a patchwork of pristine beaches, rocky headlands, and tranquil lagoons. This is a place where the bush meets the sea, offering a wild, uncrowded escape that feels a world away from the tourist trail. The park is a haven for wildlife, with kangaroos grazing at dawn and seabirds soaring overhead, while the ocean hums with the rhythm of the swell. Whether you’re after a coastal walk, a secluded swim, or simply a picnic with a view, Eurobodalla delivers.

Highlights & What to See

• Mystery Bay – A stunning crescent of white sand framed by granite boulders, perfect for swimming and snorkelling in the clear, calm waters.
• Broulee Island Nature Reserve – Walk across the sandbar at low tide to this island with a lighthouse, panoramic views, and excellent whale-watching in season.
• Mossy Point – A popular surf break with a laid-back vibe; follow the boardwalk through coastal heath to a lookout over the ocean.
• Corunna Lake – A peaceful lagoon ideal for kayaking, paddleboarding, or birdwatching among the paperbarks and melaleucas.
• Eurobodalla Coastal Walk – A 6km section of the longer track from Mystery Bay to Broulee, offering dramatic clifftop views and wildflower displays in spring.

Suggested Time to Spend

Give yourself at least a full day to explore the park’s highlights. Start early with a walk along the coastal track, then spend the afternoon swimming and relaxing at Mystery Bay or Broulee Beach. If you’re short on time, a half-day will let you hit the best lookout and one beach, but you’ll miss the quieter corners. For a deeper experience, two days allow you to paddle on the lakes, hike longer trails, and watch the sunset from a different headland each evening.

Nearby Areas Worth Combining

• Narooma – Just south of the park, this charming coastal town is famous for its Australia Rock and the stunning Montague Island, a wildlife sanctuary.
• Batemans Bay – North of the park, the gateway to the Eurobodalla region offers great seafood, a waterfront promenade, and the nearby Clyde River.
• Mogo – A historic gold-rush village with quirky shops, a zoo, and a relaxed bushland setting, perfect for a half-day detour.
• Murramarang National Park – Adjacent to the north, this park boasts even more dramatic coastline, with the famous Pinnacles rock formation and excellent surf beaches.

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