Things to do in Moruya NSW

Our Moruya NSW Guide covers all you need to know about Moruya, including Things to do, places to eat, and accommodation.

Eden – Merimbula – Tathra – Bermagui – Narooma – Moruya – Batemans Bay – Ulladulla- Jervis Bay

Located along the Moruya river, this small but beautiful town hosts many outdoor activities for everyone. From kayaking along the meandering river to jumping out of a plane at 14,000 feet Moruya has it all.

Kayaking along to the Morya River

The trail can last up to 38 km but you can make it last as long as you like.

The best starting locations are at the North Head Campground. Here you can regularly see dolphins playing around in the river. If you turn left 2 km east of Moruya Bridge at high tide you can paddle up to Ryans Creek and see mangroves and granite boulders.

If you take the western side of the river you pass through farmland and forest areas where kangaroos graze at the side of the river bank.

Before heading out on the water always check a map and weather conditions.

Seaplane sight-seeing

For something a little different why not take flight over the beautiful coastline on one side and with stunning mountains on the other. This is a flight that you will remember forever.

South Coast Seaplanes provides scenic flights and speciality tours along the beautiful South Coast of NSW.

With an array of different packages to choose from to make your flight a tailor-made experience for you.

For more information about booking a seaplane adventure visit.

http://www.southcoastseaplanes.com.au

Bingi Dreaming Track

The Bingi Dreaming Track allows you to follow the stunning 13km walking trail in the footsteps of the Yuin Aboriginal people. A grade 3 trail which should take you between 4-6 hours passes through many different environments, from forest and bushland to coastal cliffs and aboriginal ceremonials sites.

Along the way keep a lookout for humpback whales making the long journey north along the coastline. Also, don’t forget to bring a towel and swimming costume as there are plenty of places to stop for a swim along the trail.

You can start at either end of the trail as there are car parks at both ends. Congo in the north and Turoos Heads in the south.

Top beaches in Moruya NSW

Shelley Beach

Located at the mouth of the Mourya River this beautiful spot is easy to get to and great for the family with a number of picnic spots along the coastline.

Address – Shelley Beach, Elizabeth Street,Moruya Heads, Moruya

Moruya river

Head up away from Shelley Beach and along the river bank, you will see the kayakers exploring the river and families enjoying the picnic spots and restaurants along the banks of the river. Whether you want to do a spot of fishing or just enjoy a walk along the river bank this is a great spot for everyone.

Address – 1-5 Princes Highway,Moruya

Best places to eat in Moruya NSW

Kiah Seafood – Cheap eats

If you’re on a short time frame Kiah Seafood is a cheap eat and they serve takeaway. From fish and chips to oysters Kiah Seafood has it all for you.

Address – Vulcan St | Shp 4/ 73, Moruya

The River Moruya

Currently voted #1 on trip advisor The River Moruya provides some of the best food in town. Although not the cheapest you can be sure you get what you pay for which is top-notch.

Address – 16b Church St, Moruya

Gundary Store

Brunch, Coffee and Cakes!!! This amazing place is located in an old store and serves some of the best coffee and eggs in town.

Address – 13 Campbell St, Moruya

Moruya NSW Accommodation

Our Moruya Guide gives a breakdown of three accommodation choices from budget through to luxury. Click on the accommodation names to get all the best prices.

Big4 Moruya Heads – $

Keeping the budget down by staying at the Big4 Moruya site gives you many options from camping to cabins. With all the facilities you could ever want.

Riverbreeze Holiday Park – $$

A popular choice of accommodation due to the exceptional location along the river bank and close to the town center.

A Bower At Broulee – $$$

This stunning cabin in the forest is our luxury option and if you click on the link you can clearly see why. This modern but homely feeling accommodation is the perfect getaway location.

Tourist Drive 7: The Coast Road

Tourist Drive 7 Moruya to Batemans Bay

Driving time: 45-minute drive on 35km of sealed road.

Lookouts: Observation Point, Burrewarra Point, Melville Point, and Mossy Point.

Once you have finished with our Moruya Guide check out Batemans Bay.

Please note the below image is a visual idea of the locations along the NSW coastline, not an accurate interpretation of where these locations actually are.