About Narooma

We could use travel brochure adjectives like pristine, alluring, best kept secret, but let's just say...Narooma. If you've ever been there, you'll know what we mean - and you'll keep coming back.

There's great ocean, beach, and estuary fishing, a spectacular golf course on the clifftops, world class diving, whale watching and surfing and the trip to Montague Island Nature Reserve has been described as New South Wales? best maritime adventure.

Dive on shipwrecks, learn about Eurobodalla's Aboriginal culture at Umbarra Cultural Centre, and enjoy marvelous dining experiences (local seafood a specialty) with views to match.

Narooma is one of the worlds top 10 most mildest climates with an average min/max temperature in summer of 16?C - 23?C and average min/max temperature in winter of 7?C - 16?C. It is a great place to be throughout the year with the winter months tending to be drier than in summer and the skies remaining clear and sunny more often than not.

There are lots of restaurants, friendly clubs, a variety of shopping options and accommodation alternatives to suit everyone. Narooma even has a six-lane indoor heated pool.

Narooma is home to a fleet of modern charter boats, all operated by experienced professionals. Full day and half day charters for groups and individuals are available for fishing and diving or just a cruise around the island with a bit of snorkeling thrown in.

A cruise on beautiful Wagonga Inlet aboard Calm Water Charters is a special experience and an opportunity to enjoy a spot of  quiet fishing or birdwatching, even simply just enjoy the bnatural tranquility.

Consider  a visit to Montague Island - a fantastic experience. Your NSW National Parks & Wildlife service guide will explain the island?s intriguing indigenous and European history while you explore the unique lighthouse and historic buildings.

The wildlife is amazing with seabirds, penguins, Australian and New Zealand fur seals, dolphins, and in Spring , the migration of the humpback whales.

Montague Island is also a mecca for fishers chasing kingfish, marlin and yellowfin tuna, as well as many reef species.

The Annual Telstra Great Southern Blues and Rockabilly Festival is held in Narooma on the October long weekend every year. Two nights and three days of hot rhythms and cool blues, market and craft stalls and international food fair. Featuring some of the greatest blues and roots music artists from around the world and Australia non-stop on three stages in a comfortable, intimate and friendly environment.