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Local government area in New South Wales, Australia
Photo: Peter Kerrawn from Moss Vale, Australia, CC BY 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons
The Eurobodalla region of the South Coast in Southeastern New South Wales has an interesting rural/tourist mix. The area is rich in rural charm, having a strong dairy industry. Most of the coastal areas are popular tourist destinations, especially with weekend visitors from Sydney and Canberra.
By car
If travelling from the Illawarra or Sydney, travel to Wollongong and join the Princes Highway. It will get you to any part of the South Coast or even deposit you in Melbourne if you go far enough.
By bus
The Premier bus does the Princes Highway route a few times a day, stopping in most major towns en route.
By plane
There are regular scheduled flights to Moruya Airport (MYA), or Bega Airport (QBE). The latter is in the Sapphire Coast but close to Eurobodalla.
The best way to get around is to drive. The Princes Highway travels the length of the South Coast and most places aren't far from it.
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Moruya · Regional · MYA
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