Coastal Comfort Motel - Corner Princes Highway & Tilba Street Narooma Tel (02) 4476 2256 fax (02) 4476 5638
The Narooma area on the South Coast of New South Wales is all about having fun. It's about playing golf, or tennis or bowls. It's about swimming in the clearest blue waters. Because of its equitable climate, the Narooma area has something to offer as a holiday destination all year round.
Fishing A holiday in the Narooma area is about catching fish. Perhaps fishing in one of the many lakes, from jetties, or from the rocky headlands. Or take a charter boat to Montague Island and beyond and catch kingfish, trevally or schnapper.
Tilba A holiday in the Narooma area must include a trip to the National Trust village of Central Tilba. Here there are cafes, craft shops and a cheese factory.
Nearby at Tilba Tilba is Foxglove Spire Garden, which was featured on Burke's Backyard and claimed to be one of the best gardens in Australia.
Walks A stroll along the Mill Bay Boardwalk around Wagonga Inlet is a must. There is a short walk around Mummuga Lake, rainforest walks, or you can climb Mount Dromedary.
Visit Montague Island Take a trip to Montague Island and watch the fairy penguins coming ashore at dusk. Between June and early October, why not go snorkelling or diving amongst several hundred seals?
Whale watching Between June and November each year, several charter boats will take you to Montague Island where you are sure to see humpback whales, and perhaps southern right whales.
Swimming The waters of Narooma are always clean and ideal for canoeing, swimming, surfing, paddling or just splashing around.
Mystery Bay This area is part of the Eurobodalla National park. It is an area of spectacular coastal scenery. There is good swimming, snorkelling, walking and fishing. The bay is an ideal spot for picnics.
The ideal holiday location The Narooma area is more than just swimming and golfing and fishing and shopping. Here you will find quiet beaches, lakes and superb views scenery you thought existed only on postcards.
There are national parks close by. Beach scenery you will talk about long after you return home. There are rainforests, bellbirds calling, and lyrebirds mimicking other forest sounds. There are sea eagles, egrets, pelicans and other water birds.
For more information, call in to the Narooma Visitors Centre.
The Narooma area is truly part of the Nature Coast. Whether you are coming for a single day, a short break or an extended family holiday, there will be much for you and your family and friends to do. Or as little as you want to do. The choice is yours. Your friendly hosts Matthew and Shay at the Coastal Comfort Motel will help you plan your activities while you are in Narooma.
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Eating out The Narooma area has a variety of restaurants and cafes. Some specialise in fresh seafood.
