Batemans Bay is situated at the mouth of the Clyde River, between Moruya and Ulladulla.

The town has grown into a popular holiday destination, surrounded by attractive coastal features, beaches and national parks. It is the closest ocean beach to Canberra.

Good views across the iconic Clyde River Bridge and towards the town centre can be enjoyed from Folders Hill Lookout, north of the town centre. For spectacular coastal views, the lookout at Observation Head offers a good vantage point over Corrigans Beach and Caseys Beach.

10 kilometres south of Batemans Bay is the small town of Mogo where attractions include a gold rush theme park and the Mogo Zoo.

	Mogo Zoo Offering visitors an intimate, educational zoo experience within an organisation committed to the survival of endangered animals
	The Original Gold Rush Colony A faithful recreation of Mogo was it was during the Gold Rush days of the 1850s where visitors can experience the living conditions of early settlers and miners

	Clyde River National Park Fronting the peaceful Clyde River just west of Batemans Bay, this park includes the Holmes Lookout, mangrove communities and ideal fishing opportunities
	Monga National Park This park is situated between Braidwood and Batemans Bay and includes rainforests and old growth eucalypt forests
	Bimberamala National Park Located west of Batemans Bay, it covers much of the rugged terrain of the Bimberamala River catchment area
	Murramarang National Park Located along the coastline north of Batemans Bay, this park surrounds Durras Lake with its forests, rainforest gullies and adjoining beaches

Great Southern Blues Festival For those who enjoy blues and roots music, see a stellar line up of international and local artists perform over a weekend

Batemans Bay A visitor guide to Batemans Bay including attractions, entertainment, maps and a business directory

Eurobodalla Coast A visitor guide to the Eurobodalla region, covering Batemans Bay, Bega, Moruya and Narooma

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