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ACTIVITIES MORUYA

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Moruya Golf Club

Evans Street, Moruya NSW 2537

Nestled in the heart of the beautiful Eurobodalla Coast, the Moruya Golf Club features an 18 hole championship course. A favourite amongst members and visitors alike, the course continues to improve and evolve into a truly picturesque and challenging layout. The club includes a fully equipped Pro Shop with expert tuition from a Club Professional so all your golfing needs can be catered for. Complemented by full club facilities, including the La Fontaine Restaurant, the club is a must for your next visit to the Eurobodalla Coast.

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Deua National Park

Deua National Park, Moruya NSW 2537

Deua National Park, west of Moruya, has an array of activities for all to enjoy. Hikers can enjoy a walk to the enormous Big Hole and the fascinating Marble Arch from Berlang Camp Ground. There are plenty of walking and cycling tracks where this parks abundant wildlife and forests can be seen. The park is also known for fantastic bird watching opportunities. Canoeing, kayaking and swimming are very popular in the scenic Deua and Shoalhaven rivers. You can easily make a day trip to this wonderful park, or you can stay overnight at one of its many riverside camp grounds. Bendethera Camp Ground is especially adventurous as it is right near the Bendethera limestone caves and requires 4WD access.

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GTS Dirt Karts

Donnelly Drive, Surfair Speedway, Moruya NSW 2537

Enjoy some fast paced action on your holiday with a trip around the GTS Dirt Kart track. Go Kart Hire for the general public located just across the road from the Moruya Airport. Purpose built for the Moruya track, these off road dirt karts are fully maintained by our in house mechanic. Hire available from 10 to 30 minutes. Group bookings are welcome (even bucks, hens and schoolies). Overalls and helmets supplied. Contact GTS Dirt Karts direct for more information.

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Moruya Cycleway

Corner Church Street and River Street, Moruya NSW 2537
The Moryua Cycleway is a stunning ride that winds its way along the Moruya River. Starting at the water gardens in Moruya town, you can ride along the shared pathway to Riverside Park. If you're out on Saturday morning, be sure to stop and enjoy the Moruya Country Markets with a great reputation for local arts and crafts, fresh produce and bric-a-brac. Follow the cycleway to Preddey's wharf. Here you can stop for a spot of fishing or merely watch the locals cast their line. Continue onto Moruya Heads and amazing Dolphin Beach where you can stop for a swim or surf with locals and if you're really lucky, you may find yourself surfing with the local dolphins. The return journey is the same, but if you want to enjoy a cool lager then divert into Vulcan Street and stop at one of the quaint country pubs in town.
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Moruya Kayaking Trail

Riverside Park, Moruya NSW 2537
The Moruya Kayaking Trail passes through the historic town of Moruya. The trail is up to 38 kilometres, but is very flexible. They suggest you launch at North Head campground, where dolphins are often spotted leaping through the water. Alternatively, launch at the Moruya boat ramp in Riverside Park where, on Saturday mornings, you can experience the rural markets. Turn left two kilometres east of Moruya Bridge for a trip, at high tide, up Ryan's Creek to see the mangroves and unique granite boulders. On the western leg of the journey the river winds through farming land and forest where kangaroos hop along the banks. Start at the Moruya Bridge and paddle 12 kilometres west up to the bridge on Araluen Road. From here the river winds through the Deua River Valley. The bushland on this stretch abundant with birdlife, creating a magical atmosphere. Checking maps and conditions is recommended.
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Moruya Museum

85 Campbell Street, Moruya NSW 2537
The Moruya Museum houses a collection of furniture, books, artefacts and memorabilia, intended to show visitors the lives of ordinary people from the middle of the 1800s. Most items on display were donated by local families, resulting in an eclectic mix of considerable charm and interest. The Museum Building - The Emmott House Abraham Emmott, a migrant from Yorkshire, reached Moruya in 1859 and set up a general store in Vulcan Street, and the name of Emmotts held good for over a century. In 1875, Abraham built a pair of semi-detached houses, using a standard North of England design. The bricks were made locally and now show their age and the lack of firing in their making. Abraham's house is now home to the Moruya Museum.
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Historic Quarry Park - Moruya

North Head Drive, Moruya NSW 2537
Historic Quarry Park is an idyllic picnic area located on the shores of the beautiful Moruya River. Bring a picnic or some supplies to throw on the barbecue and sit back and enjoy the view. If you want to stretch the legs take a walk on the boardwalk up to the rotunda and read about the history of the area. This park is the quarry site for the pylons of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. If you have time, try your luck fishing from the jetty or just admire the water views. Toilet facilities available.
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Moruya Racecourse

100 Donnelly Drive, North Head, Moruya NSW 2537
The Moruya Racecourse is a picturesque track with plenty of facilities to create the perfect country race day experience. You can dress up and put yourself in the running for a prize in Fashions on the Field, or you can dress down to come and have a relaxing afternoon enjoying fresh Clyde River oysters and a glass of crisp sparkling wine. This is not just about races; this is a genuine country experience where you can meet the locals, share a yarn and maybe even pick a winner! Marquees are available equipped with tables, chairs, food and beverages suitable for groups, all with a clear view of the racecourse. The Club runs a full bar and food is available on course. Children's entertainment is usually available. The Club organises local bus transportation services for every race day which run to and from both Moruya and Tuross.