Batemans Bay: New South Wales, Australia

4 -35.72°, 150.20°
About location

Among the coastal settlements of New South Wales, Batemans Bay stands out for its setting where the Clyde River meets the Tasman Sea. The town spreads around a broad estuary on the state’s South Coast, with beaches, rocky headlands and coastal bushland shaping its edges. The Clyde River bridge carries the Princes Highway across the water, placing Batemans Bay on the principal road route along the coast. This is Yuin Country, and Aboriginal heritage remains central to the identity of the Eurobodalla region. Riverfront facilities, fishing and boating give the town a practical maritime character, while national parks and long stretches of shoreline lie beyond its built-up centre.

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