Eurobodalla Shire CouncilBeaches
Eurobodalla Shire has 83 beaches and a spectacular marine park coastline. On this page you'll find information about beach recreation and safety. You'll also find links to learn about how we are protecting the natural beauty of our beaches and coast.
Surf lifesaving patrols
Swimming, surfing, fishing and boating are popular activities in the Eurobodalla.
Surf lifesavers keep eight of our popular swimming beaches safe in summer with a mix of professional and volunteer lifeguards on duty every day during the peak season. In response to evolving information about the coronavirus COVID-19, week day beach patrols are suspended for now.
Volunteer lifeguards patrol selected beaches on weekends and public holidays from October to April. Please contact your Surf Life Saving Club for weekend patrol information.
Organised activities
- Nippers and Participation Pathways: Surf Life Saving teaches valuable surf safety skills to all ages starting from 5 years old.
Contact your local club to sign up. - Special Nippers provides a safe beach experience to children and adolescents with a disability. Bookings are essential.
Contact Moruya SLSC for more information.
Accessibility
Beach wheelchairs are available free of charge at beaches across the shire.
Contact your nearest Surf Life Saving Club for access. At Corrigans Beach contact Clyde View Caravan Park on 02 4472 4224.
Dog-friendly beaches
Many of our beaches are designated for dogs and humans to share.
Protecting our beaches
- Coastal projects: preserving the natural beauty of our coast
- Beachwatch: monitoring Eurobodalla water quality
Beach safety resources
- Beachsafe: individual beach characteristics, parking and patrols
- Eurobodalla LifeGuard's on twitter: patrol updates and conditions from our professional life savers
- Surf Life Saving Far South Coast on twitter: patrol updates and conditions
- Eurobodalla Shire Council's facebook page: beach news, activities and closures
- Eurobodalla Beachwatch Program: regular water quality testing