Enjoy Yourself in the South Coast of NSW

The struggle is real when you live in the city. Sometimes, a little tranquillity is exactly what you need. With the school holidays coming up, a little escape from the frenzied environment that comes with an influx of kids can be exactly what the doctor ordered.

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Enjoy a fresh oyster at Batemans Bay

Fine examples of nature’s most powerful aphrodisiac can be found at Wray Street Oyster Shed , located on the banks of the beautiful Clyde River in Batemans Bay.

Montague Island



If you've ever wanted to snorkelling with fur seals as little penguins cheered you on then Montague Island is the place to visit. It is home to over a thousand fur seals in the winter time. There are also a lot of native bird species to the island that can't be seen anywhere else.

Whale Watching

The South Coast of NSW is home to many great whale watching vantage points. Stanwell Tops near Wollongong, Gerroa and Seven Mile Beach National Park. Jervis Bay is also a popular spot as whale numbers have risen in the area. It's just a nice way to past the time as you watch these majestic animals meander up north to warmer waters.

Night time stroll through Kiama



Everyone's heard of Kiama's famous blowhole ; but fewer people have seen it at night. It's a little known fact that the area is floodlit until 1 am that make the blowhole a stunning night time attraction as well.

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