Lovely resort town sited abreast the Wagonga inlet 350 km south of Sydney. Ideal for families getting away to do that spot of game fishing, feast on the fat local oysters and generally take it steady for a while.

The area was originally inhabited by the Wandandian Aborigines, who were made to give way to the new settlers who wanted more land for their cattle runs in the 1840's. The area's main industries these days are oysters, fishing, big game fishing tours and tourism.
 

Montague Island lies just of the coast from Narooma declared a wildlife sanctuary in 1953, the island is home to many seals and fairy penguins, guided tours of the island and its lighthouse are available from Narooma.

Narooma is home to one of the more unusual movie houses in Australia the Narooma Kinema. The movies are displayed on the screen using a Kinematograph instead of a projector. The technology never really took off however this wonderful old art deco theatre manages to survive intact to this day.

Check out some of the listed travel guide attractions and visit the local tourist centre for additional information. For Narooma accommodation click here: