Scenic Spot in Malua Bay, NSW

Albert Bamman Memorial Scenic Beach

8 Kuppa Ave, Malua Bay, 2536

Orangestone Cove

52 Illabunda Dr, Malua Bay, 2536

Burrewarra Point Trigonometric Station

568M+C8 Track to lighthouse, Guerilla Bay, 2536

Surf Beach

656/658 Beach Rd, Surf Beach, 2536

The Sun House

Open now

14 Kauzal Cres, Surf Beach, 2536

02 4471 1152

Planning to spend vacation in luxurious accommodation full of all kinds of amenities, reach The Sun House to book spacious, fully equipped air conditioned along with wireless internet connection...

Tomakin Cove

Open now

131 Sunpatch Parade, Tomakin, 2537

Mogo Wildlife Park

Closed now

222 Tomakin Rd, Mogo, 2536

(02) 9622 1644

Mogo Wildlife Park offers visitors unique experiences to observe and learn about various endangered animals. With a variety of species available and opportunities to feed some, the park provides a pleasant walkthrough. Renovations are ongoing, but the team's dedication is commended. Ideal for families, the park delivers beautiful, interactive moments for memorable experiences.

Mogo Zoo

Closed now

222 Tomakin Road, Mogo, 2536

(02) 4474 4930

... Wildlife Sanctuary

Casey's Beach Holiday Village

Closed now

414 Beach Rd, Sunshine Bay, 2536

(02) 4472 4226

Caseys Beach Holiday Park offers self contained accommodation perfect for a family beach holiday or quiet weekend getaway. Batemans Bay accommodation with great facilities to suit your budget....

Eurobodalla Regional Botanic Garden

Closed now

Deep Creek Dam Rd, Batemans Bay, 2536

(02) 4471 2544

Corrigans Cove Resort

Open now

204 Beach Road, Batehaven, 2536

(02) 4472 6111

Corrigans Cove on the NSW South Coast offer Award Winning Batemans Bay Accommodation and Contemporary Self Contained Holiday Apartments.

NRMA Broulee Holiday Park

Closed now

6 Lyttle St, Broulee, 2537

(02) 4471 6247

Birdland Animal Park

Closed now

55 Beach Road, Batemans Bay, 2536

(02) 4472 5364

... travel information, Wildlife Sanctuary, information services, tourist attraction & information...

Birdland Animal Park is a beloved destination for families and animal lovers, with opportunities to hand-feed various animals such as peacocks, emus, deer, kangaroos, ostriches, and parrots. The park boasts friendly and knowledgeable staff, and the fauna and flora are well-maintained. Visitors appreciate the sense of wandering through a botanical garden, with highlights including the Illawarra Flame Trees near the entrance. Unfortunately, some areas of the park, such as the seating and picnic area, appear run down. It is suspected that limited resources were prioritized during and post-covid.