SOUTH COAST TRAVEL GUIDE

Eurobodalla has so much to offer kayakers, canoeists and standup paddleboarders.

With three major rivers being the Clyde, Moruya and Tuross and the added bonus of twenty stunning lakes and a 110 kilometre coast line it is a must to bring your kayak with you. If you can't add the kayak to the holiday packing then quality kayak hire is available for all members of the family.

Not overly confident of kayaking - then you can book a lesson or take a guided tour with experts.

There are three Kayak tour companies that offer a wide choice or kayak tours in the Eurobodalla

Suggested kayaking locations from North to South

Around Batemans Bay:

 

Cullendulla Creek

Snapper Island
 

Clyde River from Batemans Bay to Nelligen
 

Upper Clyde River around Nelligen and Shallow Crossing

 

Around Moruya:
 

Tomago River from Mossy Point boatramp
 

Moruya River from Moruya town towards the east
You can launch at North Head adjacent to the airport or upstream at either Preddys Wharf or the Moruya town boat ramp in Riverside Park.
Turn south two kilometres east of Moruya Bridge for a trip, at high tide, up Ryan's Creek to see the mangroves and unique granite boulders. 

Moruya River west of Moruya town up the Deua River
The western leg of the journey the river winds through farming land and forest. Starting at the Moruya Bridge this leg is tidal and approx. 12 kilometres in length as far as the bridge that crosses Araluen Road. From there the river continues through the Deua River Valley. The bushland on this stretch abundant with birdlife, creating a magical atmosphere. 
 

Coila Lake at Tuross Head
 

Tuross Lake at Tuross Head - Click HERE for the Tuross Head Kayaking Guide and Map

Lavender Bay and the Tuross Boat Ramp (Nelson Parade, Tuross Head) are both PERFECT launch spots for paddleboarders and kayaks
 

Lower Tuross River and Borang Lake
 

Upper Tuross River and Bumbo Lake


Around Narooma:
 

Wagonga Inlet at Narooma

Lake Mummaga - Dalmeny
 

Corunna Lake
 

Wallaga Lake, south of the Tilba