Batemans Bay

Bartmans Bay is the mouth of the small bay river in the coastal town of southeast NSW in Australia and the Tasman Sea. It is really beautiful, very suitable for self-driving tours, and the nearby hotels are also very good.

Two and a half days of self-driving, from Sydney to the south, the main destination Batemans bay stay for two nights and relax. There is no big view, but the bays, strange stones, and white sand beaches along the way are all rich gifts from nature to mankind. Also, don't forget to taste the famous local river oysters. Specific route Sydney Wollongong(sea cliff bridge) Kiama (Blowhole) Jervis bay (Hyams Beach) Batemans bay(Pebbly beach Surf beach Broulee beach) Wallace lake(Camel rock horse rock Australia rock Central Tilba ~ Mystery bay ~ Mogo Batemans bay ~ Sydney

Bartmans Bay is a small bay in the coastal town of southeast New South Wales, Australia, and the Tasman Sea (Clyde 〔 Clyde 〕 River Estuary Bay, a leisurely and quiet place with many seabirds and countless good weather. Some elderly people put their homes in the nearby RV camp, enjoying the wind and warm sunshine

The sea and beach are still very beautiful, generally prohibit fishing for sea animals, pets are prohibited from entering the beach!