Things To Do In Batemans Bay

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

Eden – Merimbula – Tathra – Bermagui – Narooma – Moruya – Batemans Bay – Ulladulla– Jervis BayThis beautiful coastal town, which is part of the Eurobodalla coast, is located 4 hours south of Sydney. It was named by the explorer Captain James Cook in 1770. Nowadays you can explore the beautiful scenery inland to surround the town or go to the Marina and take a boat tour and explore the stunning coastline.

Botanical Gardens

Part of the Mogo Forest at approximately 42 hectares these amazing gardens are totally FREE. There are a number of walking tracks to choose from which range in length and difficulty. If walking isn’t your thing, bring the family along for a picnic in the garden area which is surrounded by kangaroos and lots of wildlife. To find out more details and opening times check the website HERE

Location – The Gardens, Princes Highway, Batemans Bay

Birdland Animal Park

Wombats Wombats Wombats. Even though they are not birds you can still get up close and personal with these fluffy creatures. With a wide selection of animals to interact with the Birdland, the Animal park is great for the whole family.

There are daily ‘meet the animals’ which did I mention involved cuddling a wombat! It also offers to see lots of other cool animals from Australia. Check the website for times and prices HERE

Location – 55 Beach Road, Batemans Bay

Deep-Sea Fishing

How about spending the day out at sea? Use one of the local chartered boat companies and spend the day deep-sea fishing and have an amazing lunch to go with it. There are a number of companies that go from the Marina. Your best bet is to head on down and see what is available for you.

Location – 27 Beach Rd, Batemans Bay

Best Batemans Bay beaches

Surf Beach Batemans Bay

This beach is probably the most popular beach for locals and tourists. It has a number of facilities located on the beach and is great for surfers. It is located 10 minutes south of Central Batemans Bay.

Address- Beach Road of Princes Highway, Batemans Bay

Pebbly and Depot Beach

These two beaches are very close to each other and both are located within the Murramarang National Park, around 15 minutes north of Batemans Bay. Technically we have now left the Eurobodalla Coastline and crossed over to the Shoalhaven Coastline but that’s okay as this is where you will be heading to next. Both beaches are stunning with walks along the coves and cliff edges.

This is also where you will find friendly kangaroos relaxing on the beach. For more information about visiting this National Park click HERE.

Location – Take the Princes Highway to East Lynne then turn into Mt Agony Road for sealed access all the way.

Mangrove Walk

Although not a beach, this is a beautiful spot to explore. With a walking track 2km long and a very easy gradient, this broad-walk track will offer you places to swim in crystal clear water along the way. Also, you will see a lot of wildlife in and around the mangroves.

Address – Cullendulla Creek Nature Reserve, Myamba Parade, Surfside

Places to eat in Batemans Bay

Innes’ Boatshed $

Our cheap eat for Batemans Bay and you can’t go wrong with fish and chips!. This waterfront restaurant provides some of the best seafood in the bay and for a cheap price.

Address – 1 Clyde St

Crumb $

Our coffee stop choice for Batemans Bay is Crumb. This locally-owned cafe serves amazing brews along with the perfect brunch menu and has a super friendly staff. If you passing makes sure you pop in and grab a bite to eat.

Address – U 2 268 Beach Rd, Batehaven

Sam’s Pizzeria on the waterfront $$

Although not #1 on Trip Advisor Sam’s Pizzeria on the waterfront takes our number 1 spot. Not only for its amazing views looking out over the ocean but the pizza is to die for. This lovely restaurant is also reasonably priced so you won’t be breaking the bank.

Address – 5 Orient St | St George Mall

Batemans Bay accommodation

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

Shady Willow Holiday Park / YHA $

This is a great budget option and an amazing place to meet other travellers along the way. With a choice of dorms or a private caravan, this hostel is great value for money and is also located very close to the town centre.

Lincon Downs Resort $$

Current the top seller in the area Lincon Downs resort is outstanding along with the price that goes with it. You get a lot for your money with this accommodation, which includes a swimming pool, a modern room and beautiful grounds to explore.

Greenwood Park Estate Luxury Villa $$$

This brand-new accommodation for 2018 is the perfect getaway location. Private villas are located in the heart of the bush surrounded by lakes and wildlife. With 24-hour security and all the amenities you could possibly want, you have to check this place out.

What’s Next??

Once you have finished with our Batemans Bay Guide continue north on your adventure until you reach Ulladulla.

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.