Narooma Attractions

Anton's is located in Kianga, three kilometres north of Narooma on Tourist Drive Five. Stunning views of the beach, ocean and Montague Island can be enjoyed from the tables on the covered deck, or you can take your lunch to the beach just...

The beautiful Box Cutting Rainforest Walk takes 35 minutes of easy walking, although there are some steep sections. The walk is accessed from Kianga Road on Tourist Drive 4 (Princes Highway, Narooma) and is situated in the Bodalla State Forest along...

The 21 kilometre scenic Narooma to Dalmeny cycling route follows the shores of Wagonga Inlet, the Pacific Ocean and Mummaga Lake.

The Narooma township is home to plenty of delightful cafes and restaurants to dine at. Along the...

Surf Beach, Narooma has two amazing sites of Ancient geological significance and beauty at either end of the sandy beach. At the southern end lie the imposing Glasshouse Rocks; a photographers dream and recognised by the Geological Society of...

The crystal clear, sapphire waters of Wagonga Inlet are a pleasure to paddle with views of the town and old forest growth on the shoreline. Paddle to the upper part of the Inlet to visit the historic cemetery and see the extensive oyster farms....

Montague Art and Craft Society (MACS) is a non-profit organisation providing visitors and the local community with facilities, encouragement, education and promotion of the arts.

The MACS Cottage Gallery showcases art and craft...

Along the scenic Mill Bay Boardwalk, gaze out on the beautiful emerald water and see that it is teeming with life. Large schools of fish are regularly swimming about, making this a good fishing spot. Sting rays are a regular along the boardwalk, but...

Montague Island is only one of two island lighthouses in New South Wales. In 1873 a decision was made to build a 'First Order Fixed and Flashing Light' on Montague Island. Construction of the lighthouse and keepers' quarters,...

One of Australia's best kept secrets, Montague Island Nature Reserve is a breathtaking wildlife sanctuary situated nine kilometres off Narooma, on the south coast of New South Wales.

Visit on a day trip from Narooma or...

Narooma Cinemas is housed in the historic Soldiers Memorial School of Arts Hall which has been placed on the National Heritage Register. The character of this Edwardian building has been maintained, enter the foyer and you can feel its charm. Walk...

For golfers no visit to the South Coast of NSW is complete without playing a round at Narooma's famous golf course. With its unique and stunning coastal setting the course is both a challenge for serious golfers and a pleasure to play for the...

Come and discover the history of Narooma at the Narooma Lighthouse Museum, located at the Narooma Visitor Centre.

The key piece of the Narooma Lighthouse Museum is the original light and optical apparatus from the Montague...

Narooma's most unique cafe right on the Wagonga Inlet.

The Quarterdeck is a renovated old boat shed that has been converted into a very special place to come and have breakfast, lunch or just for a relaxing...

Only minutes from the centre of Narooma, this picturesque beach looks out to Montague Island and just a short stroll down the beach you can see the spectacular Glasshouse Rocks.

Narooma Surf Beach is a popular location with...

Tilba Valley Wines is magnificently situated on Lake Corunna's shores at the foothills of Gulaga (Mount Dromedary), and a short drive from the picturesque town of Narooma and the National Trust listed village of Central...