All Listings in South Coast NSW

Anchor Inn (South Coast NSW New South Wales)

Art on Hart (South Coast NSW New South Wales)

Art on Hart is a cozy and stylish holiday home in spectacular Bermagui, on the Sapphire Coast of NSW. All your creature comforts have been considered when fitting out this comfortable and modern split level home. Providing 3 bedrooms and north facing living area and deck, this home has a unique and artistic feel to its decor. 

Calm Water Charters (South Coast NSW )

Departs from Quarter Deck Marina Jetty on Riverside Drive, Narooma 3 times a day. Licence, bait and tackle supplied Bring your hat, sunscreen, warm clothes, a drink and a snack and go chasing Jewfish, Bream, Flathead and other estuarine species in the Wagonga Inlet lake or go sightseeing around the lake or hire the boat for a group party.

Crown & Anchor Inn (South Coast NSW New South Wales)

The Crown & Anchor Inn is an historic Bed & Breakfast offering boutique accommodation in Eden NSW Australia. Established in 1845 the Crown & Anchor Inn will delight even the most discerning traveller. Step back in time in this original early 1840`s inn. Eden`s world-renowned Bed and Breakfast where you can see the sunrise and sunset over the sea.

Faraway Cottage (South Coast NSW New South Wales)

Fernmark Inn Guesthouse (South Coast NSW New South Wales)

Fernmark Inn is no ordinary Bed and Breakfast, nestled on 90 acres in the bush on the Sapphire Coast between Cobargo and Bega! It is a fusion of aesthetic luxury with a tranquil harmony. 4 theme designed guest rooms evoke a particular country or region. Our communal kitchen allows for you to be self contained within the Fernmark environment.

Jervis Bay Guesthouse (South Coast NSW New South Wales)

Experience the drama and beauty of world-renowned Jervis Bay from our charming guesthouse. Walk on the lovely white-sand beach opposite. See dolphins playing in the bay and kangaroos in the National Park. Marvel at the incredible colours of the Crimson Rosellas. All rooms have A/C and ensuites (one with a spa bath).

Jervis Bay Whales (South Coast NSW New South Wales)

Jervis Bay Whales is the NSW South Coast’s largest Whale and Dolphin Watching Company. Fully owned and operated by its parent company, Dolphin Watch Cruises-Jervis Bay, Jervis Bay Whales draws upon a 17-year history of cruising in the calm and sheltered waters of Jervis Bay Marine Park. Humpback Whales are seen from late May to late November. Ask about Jervis Bay Whales’ sighting guarantee! Ask about seeing the mother Humpbacks and their newborn calves in Jervis Bay sheltered waters - No where else on the NSW Coast!

Long Weekend Retreat (South Coast NSW New South Wales)

The Long Weekend Retreat is the ultimate destination anytime of year. Relax & enjoy nature with every luxury from radiant floor heating to steaming hot indoor & outdoor soak tubs. Private 3 acres is perfectly designed for a romantic escape for two or privacy for up to three couples. All reservations are for exclusive occupancy of the entire Retreat for ultimate privacy & include seasonal organic breakfast provisions plus all the special touch luxuries of The Retreat. 

Montague Island Tours (South Coast NSW New South Wales)

Montague Island is an amazing place, just 9 kilometres offshore from Narooma. The only way to go ashore is on a Montague Island Tour with a National Parks and Wildlife Service guide. Once ashore you will explore the history of the island, including its Aboriginal heritage as well as its remarkable plants and wildlife. Dive charters operate out to the island to explore its unique underwater features and other adventure cruise tours will show you around the shoreline and perhaps combine snorkelling or fishing with close encounters with the wildlife. There are always seals on some of the rocky points on the island, but their population swells to over 1000 during late winter and spring and large pods of dolphins may gather and play around the tour vessel. Little penguins may be encountered (in season) during the evening Montague Island tour, where you may be lucky enough to see a few land at the viewing area. In the springtime, humpback whales move south on their annual migration from the warmer tropical waters to the cooler waters of the Antarctic.