Batemans Bay

Among the towns of New South Wales, Batemans Bay stands out for its position at the mouth of the Clyde River on the Pacific coast. The river’s broad estuary and the beaches of Batemans Bay shape a relaxed coastal centre on Yuin Country, where the Clyde supports a long-established oyster industry. The town is a practical base for the Eurobodalla coast, with forested reserves and ocean beaches stretching to either side. Inland, the historic village of Mogo recalls the district’s nineteenth-century gold-mining era and is now known for galleries and small shops. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding Eurobodalla coast to extend your view of Batemans Bay.

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