Top Things to do in Narooma
The 10 Best Things to do Good for Kids in Narooma, New South Wales
Discover the best top things to do in Narooma, Australia including Wagonga Inlet Cruises, Montague Island Adventures & Charter Fish Narooma, Montague Island Discovery Tours, Underwater Safaris, Island Charters Narooma - Day Tours, Montague Island, Narooma Charters Montague Island Tours, Glasshouse Rocks, Mill Bay Boardwalk, Bar Rock Lookout and Australia Rock.
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1. Wagonga Inlet Cruises
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 80 reviews
Join us on board the Wagonga Princess and experience the beautiful Wagonga Inlet and its wildlife. Ecotourism for all ages. Electrically-powered, whisper-quiet, environmentally-friendly solar powered vessel. Inlet history, both European & Aboriginal, oyster cultivation & see wildlife in their natural habitat around the inlet. Visit the old township of Wagonga, Aboriginal middens many thousands of years old. Sunset cruise includes mouth watering canapés, BYO drinks. Regular trips and charters.
2. Montague Island Adventures & Charter Fish Narooma
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 74 reviews
Montague Island Adventures offer Montague Island Tours, Whale Watching, Snorkelling with the Seals, Diving and Fishing Charters.
3. Montague Island Discovery Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 385 reviews
Discover Your Wildside *Snorkelling with Seals Adventure * Whale Watching * Montague Island Tours * Penguin Tours * with Wazza aboard our Awesome Tour Vessel ECO 1 * Getting there is Triple the Fun!!!
4. Underwater Safaris
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 220 reviews
The only dedicated diving and snorkelling boat in Narooma! *Scuba Dive *Instructors/Dive Masters on every trip *snorkel with seals * Learn to dive-PADI Courses * Whale watching * Grey Nurse shark Dives* Free-Diving * Wreck Dives * 'Squid Squad' kids snorkelling school
5. Island Charters Narooma - Day Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 171 reviews
Come Diving on our Padi Dive vessel on the narooma town wharf with our guide or try Snorkeling with the playful seals, visit Montague Island for a national park lighthouse tour or try our new tour Meal With A Seal, fishing and much more while you visit beautiful Narooma. Light refreshment free on all tours. We are the ocean adventure specialist! We have all our wetsuits and hire gear at the wharf to hire. Welcome on board Dallas or the Sheriff and sit back and enjoy. Toilet onboard and full walk around boat with spacious saloon to get changed. Try our new bus tours, "Canberra To Coast" all inclusive day tour with pick up from your hotel in Canberra. Come with us to south coast and enjoy the best in what the region has to offer. With oyster tour, cheese tour, cow and alpaca feeding, seals, stingrays, wild kangaroos and then participation in a Aboriginal welcoming ceremony.
6. Montague Island
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 107 reviews
Montague Island Nature Reserve is a small island located on the far south coast of New South Wales, a short boat ride from the picturesque seaside township of Narooma. Originally just the location of a lighthouse, today the island is a very special place and home to 12,000 Little Penguins, thousands of Sheawaters and up to 2,000 Australian and New Zealand Fur Seals. During the whale migration season in June - July and September - November humpback whale sightings are frequent. The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service manages this award winning nature reserve. Visitor access is by ranger guided half day tour or overnight conservation tours.
Reviewed By rayanddeb1 - Sydney, Australia
We were lucky enough to take a tour to Montague Island yesterday. Absolutely fabulous! The boat from Narooma took us out looking for whales then off to Montague Is where we we spent about 3 hours with the volunteer guides. We walked for most of the time, stopping at key areas to look at the view, check out the nesting sea birds, eggs and chicks, look at the beautiful old buildings and incredible vegetation. Stunning! And the volunteer guides, Heather and an amazing Swiss Australian man we’re brilliant. Thanks so much National Parks and Montague Charters, we loved it. ( They will tell you when you book that you need to bring water and snacks....good advice! )
7. Narooma Charters Montague Island Tours
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 261 reviews
The longest operating charter business in Narooma with the most experienced local crew and the largest and safest vessels.We conduct tours to Montague Island,Penguin Tours (in season), Whale Watching(in season), Diving and Snorkelling with the Seals and fishing Charters. Our vessels are in the highest safety category of 1c which is classified passenger ferry class. We have been operating since 1983 and are the only company conducting tours to Montague Island since 1991.
8. Glasshouse Rocks
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 80 reviews
Reviewed By Ellemay - Sydney, Australia
The Glasshouse Rocks is located on Narooma Surf beach which is the best place to view them especially at low tide when one can simply walk along the beach ????. The ancient rocks are incredibly interesting with different formations which are ideal for photos. At high tide drive to the Narooma cemetery and locate the white fence with a trail leading down to the beach.
9. Mill Bay Boardwalk
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 118 reviews
Reviewed By 449andrewe - Melbourne, Australia
What a fantastic amenity to the inlet. Great place for a stroll especially with kids as there is always something to see fish rays seals ect, try it at night with a strong torch ???? for a wonderful look into the inlets marine life
10. Bar Rock Lookout and Australia Rock
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 98 reviews
Reviewed By 993anitat - Forster, Australia
We were towing a van and were advised by the information centre not to go right down to the entrance. We parked up in the top car park which was good as there were a couple of great lookouts with fabulous views over Montague Island. Australia Rock is amazing and there are some great angles to photograph it. We walked along the break wall and saw quite a few Seals swimming as well as a number lying in the rocks sunning themselves. Well worth a visit especially if you have kids that would like to see a Seal. However, don’t get too close as they can be unpredictable.
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