Narooma is a South Coast town shaped by ocean, inlet and rocky shoreline. The Destination NSW overview (opens in a new tab) is a helpful starting point for a visit that balances shoreline walks with changing coastal conditions.
Wagonga Inlet offers a calmer counterpoint to the ocean beaches. The Wagonga Inlet guide (opens in a new tab) describes Mill Bay Boardwalk as a waterside option for walking or cycling. Take your time and respect the water, weather and wildlife conditions on the day.
Narooma's heritage is closely connected with the coast and Barunguba Montague Island. The local heritage guide (opens in a new tab) points to the visitor-centre lens display, Bar Rock Lookout and interpretive information along Mill Bay Boardwalk.
Barunguba Montague Island sits offshore from Narooma and has strong cultural and natural significance. Use the current island guide (opens in a new tab) to identify suitable operators and confirm any trip directly. Do not assume boat access, conditions or wildlife opportunities.
Sources last validated: 2 September 2026.