Great walkway with easy access for wheelchairs and mobility walkers it's approx 800 m long with parking at both ends, particularly North end at Apex park, boat ramp, some parking at other end which is actually the start of the Mill Bay Boardwalk My wife...More

Date of experience: August 2019

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holiday5959

2

Reviewed July 29, 2019

Beautiful walk on a nice day.

Beautiful walk on a nice day. Very scenic part of the south coast. Heaps of fish to see. Where's the big manta ray??

Date of experience: July 2019

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JohnBundock

Canberra, Australia

84

Reviewed July 20, 2019

Great spot for observing nature. Toilets at each end.

If visiting Narooma, this is a must-do. Less activity at low tide but at other times watch seals, cormorants, herons, pelicans, big rays and other fish. Toilets both ends. Continue towards end of breakwater to watch the seals on the rocks the other side.

Date of experience: July 2019

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NaroomaHeather

Narooma

4414

Reviewed June 5, 2019

Great place to bring visitors

A leisurely walk along the shore of Wagonga Inlet is a great way to show visitors some of our water wildlife. Whether it be stingrays, pelicans and sometimes seals. They will love it.

Date of experience: May 2019

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danielkayelene

Stanthorpe, Australia

16944

Reviewed May 21, 2019

Stress free start to the day

Take a stroll down the Mill Bay Boardwalk - it shouldn't take long but we were stopping every few minutes to check out the abundant sea-life in the crystal clear waters below us. We saw sting rays, starfish, sea urchins, an abundance of fish and...More

Date of experience: December 2018

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29Kathie

Christchurch, New Zealand

8815

Reviewed May 7, 2019

Nice walk

We walked to the end and back in the morning quite busy there a fish in the water and even saw a string ray, enjoyable.

Date of experience: April 2019

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Paul_n_Cris

Melbourne, Australia

880345

Reviewed April 24, 2019 via mobile

Short walk

The boardwalk is not very long at all so you will only need 10 15 mins to walk it. Look over into the clear waters and you can see some little puffer fish swimming around. The board walk is quite wide, suitable for bikes and...More

Date of experience: April 2019

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Anonpeo

Bowness-on-Windermere, United Kingdom

22177

Reviewed February 8, 2019

Brilliant walk along the river

This is an excellent afternoon or morning walk by the side of the river to the sea. The is plenty to see as you walk along this well made boardwalk. We saw many Pelicans, herons grebes and 3 or 4 Rays swimming along . Whenyou...More

Date of experience: February 2019

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Robert F

Hamilton Island, Australia

449

Reviewed January 20, 2019

Narooma is the best town travelling along the South coast

The board walk invites walkers and cyclists alike. The waterways are beautiful. We saw seals swimming and resting on the rocks. There is also dramatic scenery around the cliffs.

Date of experience: January 2019

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May T

Hi, thanks for your review. We will be visiting Narooma next week. Just wondering where you entry point is along Mill Bay Boardwalk for snorkelling. Hoping to snorkel there. rgds May

January 1, 2018|

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Go over the bridge going north out of Narooma and turn first right into Centenary Drive. The car park for the boardwalk is on the right. There is access to both beach and boardwalk from there but I don't know about... More

Lynette R

When was the boardwalk built

October 3, 2017|

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The Mill Bay Boardwalk was completed in 2001 ( Pacey L Narooma's Past - steamers, sawmills and salmon p131). Copy available for loan at Narooma library or purchase at Narooma Information Centre.