Moruya
Must do
Nature in Moruya
Moruya is a historic dairy town on the Moruya River surrounded by dairy pastures and rugged national parks.
About Moruya
From Moruya, it is only a short drive to Tuross Head which is a coastal paradise for holiday makers and fishermen. Tomakin and Broulee are also nearby.
If you enjoy the rugged outdoors then head to Deua National Park, the largest park in the South East region. Here, in the mountains and forests from which the Deua River springs, are reserves and wilderness areas with abundant wildlife.
You can fly directly to Moruya from Sydney and Melbourne.
Events
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- May
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Friday 18 May to Sunday 27 May River of Art
The River of Art is an annual 10-day festival celebrating the rich tapestry of creative practitioners living in and complimenting ...
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- June
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Tuesday 12 June Surfair Speedway Events
For all your speedway action get yourself to the Surfair Speedway near the Moruya Airport for events the whole family ...
Gallery
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Moruya Aero Club
Flying lessons with Moruya Aero Club. Image Moruya Aero Club
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Kayaking, Moruya River
Man kayaking at twilight on Moruya River. Image Mike Newling
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Sunset on Moruya River
Fishing at sunset on Moruya River. Image J Poyner for Eurobodalla Coast Tourism
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Cows grazing, Moruya
Early morning grazing, North Bank Moruya. Image John Hicks
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Skydive Oz, Moruya
Skydiving over Moruya with Skydive Oz.
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Rivermouth Moruya
Rivermouth, Moruya.
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Moruya Country Market
Handmade soaps at the Moruya Country Market.
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Sunset on Moruya River
View of Moruya township at sunset, from the Moruya River. Image John Hicks
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