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Glasshouse Rocks

69 Reviews

#4 of 10 things to do in Narooma

Sights & Landmarks, Points of Interest & Landmarks

Wilcocks Avenue, Narooma, New South Wales 2546, Australia

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“Amazing”

We had been recommended to visit this attraction whilst travelling and so pleased we were. We... read more

Reviewed 4 weeks ago

Eliza_Moo

Seahouses, United Kingdom

“Great walking activity”

Views wonderful - the rocks are incredible - if you love geology this is a must. - the rock cliffs... read more

Reviewed August 11, 2019

Linda M

Narooma, Australia

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4.5 69 reviews

Excellent59%
Very good31%
Average8%
Poor2%
Terrible0%

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We timed our visit with low tide so that we could walk out onto the rock platforms and out the the Glasshouse Rocks themselves.

There are loads of lovely beaches along the way and Glass House Rocks was well worth the stop.

OK follow Anita T direction to the white fence at the end of the cementary.

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Wilcocks Avenue, Narooma, New South Wales 2546, Australia

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Eliza_Moo

Seahouses, United Kingdom

121

Reviewed 4 weeks ago

Amazing

We had been recommended to visit this attraction whilst travelling and so pleased we were. We checked out how to get there as you might give up otherwise. As others have said go at low tide. Truly beautiful

Date of experience: August 2019

Thank Eliza_Moo

Linda M

Narooma, Australia

11819

Reviewed August 11, 2019

Great walking activity

Views wonderful - the rocks are incredible - if you love geology this is a must. - the rock cliffs are so old! Easy exploring - dog friendly walk!

Date of experience: August 2019

Thank Linda M

JPR R

Reviewed July 30, 2019

Great photo ops

I did a photo trip last weekend to the far south coast of NSW stopping at Narooma and Kiama on the way. There are loads of lovely beaches along the way and Glass House Rocks was well worth the stop.

Date of experience: July 2019

Thank JPR R

Paul_n_Cris

Melbourne, Australia

880345

Reviewed April 25, 2019 via mobile

Best viewed at low tide

Accessed from the Cemetery (see instructions in previous reviews). This was the best place in Narooma for us. From the Cemetry walk down the track onto the beach (hence why best at lowtide) follow the beach round and get up close to the rocks. There...More

Date of experience: April 2019

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Ian A

247

Reviewed February 22, 2019 via mobile

Delicious Dinner

We spent a relaxing week with family in Sanur and enjoyed visiting a number of cafes/restaurants. The Glasshouse was at the top end of the scale as the food was delicious and I highly recommend that travellers visit this establishment. Our group went back a...More

Date of experience: February 2019

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peterhay2018

Melbourne, Australia

40147

Reviewed January 8, 2019 via mobile

Scenic attraction

Well worth a visit as it is a very scenic location and a great nature reserve on the ocean, has great views

Date of experience: January 2019

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Melissa P

Melbourne, Australia

3015

Reviewed October 2, 2018

Hard to find but worth the walk

No Signage really, google maps takes you up a questionable road and you have to walk to find a path thats not really a path but maybe could be...... you get there eventually and its truely beautiful.

Date of experience: October 2018

Thank Melissa P

Robby G C

Toronto, Canada

40971373

Reviewed June 25, 2018

Dancing with Waves

We went down on a path and ended immediately at the Glasshouse Rocks. It would be soon high tide. I enjoyed watching the waves that attacked the rocks so splendidly. I stood there, taking it all in. I was amazed. We left before it would...More

Date of experience: March 2018

Thank Robby G C

Llewellyn53

Melbourne, Australia

1225363

Reviewed May 4, 2018

Small Patrolled Beach - Spectacular Backdrop

One place to see the rocks from is the beach at the surf club just off Ballingalla St. The rocks jut up out of the sea a short distance from the Surfbeach Cafe located at the surf life saving club. Coffee is good too!