Botanic Gardens to Surf Beach
Overflowing with native Australian plants, Eurobodalla Regional Botanic Gardens are a popular tourist attraction and also a great place to start a bike ride. You can enjoy a coffee at the Botanic Gardens café before hopping on your bike and cycling down Deep Creek Dam Road towards Deep Creek.
If you’re in the mood for a longer trip, continue on to Ridge Road which will take you right into the heart of Surf Beach where you can have lunch and go for a swim before heading back.
Where to start: Eurobodalla Regional Botanic Gardens.
What you’ll see: Eurobodalla Regional Botanic Gardens, Deep Creek, open forest, native birds and wildlife, Surf Beach (patrolled in peak season).
Batemans Bay to Cullendulla Wetlands
There are multiple ways to take this scenic cycling tour, depending on your level of experience.
If you’re looking for fun for the whole family, start on the foreshores of the Clyde River on Wharf Road in Batemans Bay. You can then journey via Myamba Parade to the Cullendulla Track.
For those with more experience, start at Batehaven or Batemans Bay and travel through the township across the Clyde River Bridge and down to Wharf Road.
There are multiple options once you get to the Cullendulla Track including up to the Mangrove Reserve, or along Cullendulla Beach and out to Cullendulla Creek – a quiet slice of paradise where you can take a dip and have a picnic before heading back.
Where to start: Batemans Bay or Wharf Road on the Clyde River foreshore.
What you’ll see: Clyde River, Pinnacle Point, Surfside Beach, Cullendulla Creek Nature Reserve, Cullendulla Mangrove Reserve, Cullendulla Beach and creek, views to the Tollgate Islands.