Eurobodalla is home to an abundance of beautiful bays, secluded coves and naturally formed rock pools just waiting to be explored.

With 83 beaches in Eurobodalla, you'll find white sands, blue allure waters, perfect waves and exotic sea-life around every corner.

Montague Island is one of the world’s truly immersive experiences. This unique wildlife sanctuary is home to NSW's largest colony of Australian and New Zealand.

From Murramarang Beach to Wallaga Lake is 85,000 hectares of estuaries, creeks, rivers and lakes nearly all available for recreational fishing with little restriction.

Each year, the waters off Eurobodalla’s coastline become a thoroughfare for migrating whales, providing excellent watching opportunities.

Pack your wetty and strap your boards on because the real surfer's paradise is down south, not up north.

For those with a paddle and an adventurous spirit… welcome to heaven. Eurobodalla boasts four major river systems, 20 lakes, 83 beaches, many islands and 130 kilometres of marine park coastline just waiting to be canoed, kayaked or paddle boarded.

Eurobodalla is famous for providing anglers with some of the most varied and abundant fishing on the south coast..

There's no better way to take in the sheer natural diversity and mesmerising beauty of Eurobodalla than by air.

Visitors can immerse themselves in genuine Aboriginal cultural experiences and the rich diversity of Aboriginal heritage - such as culture camps, walking tours, bush tucker tastings, dreamtime story.

While Eurobodalla may be known for its natural attractions, the vibrant arts and cultural scene are equally enticing.

Eurobodalla has a rich heritage that has shaped the region's down to earth, relaxed lifestyle. Our local history lives on through the stories, artefacts and architecture of our towns and villages, much of it preserved and protected by our museums and historical societies.