Clyde River

Flowing through the heart of the Eurobodalla region, the Clyde River is a pristine waterway renowned for its oyster farms, kayaking, and serene bushland. This is a place where the rhythm of the tide dictates the day—perfect for a slow-paced escape into nature.

Highlights & What to See

• Oyster Tasting Tours: Sample freshly shucked Sydney rock oysters from the river's famous farms, often paired with local wines.
• Kayaking & Canoeing: Paddle through calm, mangrove-lined channels and spot pelicans, stingrays, and dolphins.
• Batemans Bay Waterfront: A short drive from the river mouth, this lively hub offers seafood restaurants and the Clyde River National Park.
• Mogo Village: A historic gold-rush town with quirky shops, a wildlife park, and the Mogo Zoo.
• Eurobodalla Regional Botanic Garden: Walk among native flora and learn about Aboriginal plant use.

Suggested Time to Spend

Dedicate at least one full day to explore the river’s highlights. Start with a morning kayak trip (2–3 hours), break for an oyster lunch at a waterfront shack, and then visit Mogo or the botanic garden in the afternoon. If you’re self-driving, consider an overnight stay to catch sunset over the water.

Nearby Areas Worth Combining

• Batemans Bay – The region’s main town, with beaches, markets, and the Clyde River National Park.
• Murramarang National Park – Coastal walks, rock pools, and kangaroos on the beach.
• Pebbly Beach – Famous for its friendly eastern grey kangaroos lounging on the sand.
• Narooma – A scenic coastal town with the iconic Australia Rock and Montague Island tours.
• Canberra – About 2 hours inland, the capital offers museums, galleries, and wineries.

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