Destination

Batemans Bay

Discover Eurobodalla – a land where ancient whispers of the Yuin Nation echo through the beauty of 83 beautiful beaches, 20 tranquil lakes and lush bushland.

The community is vibrant, with strong coastal and rural heritage. Aboriginal groups maintain their strong connection with Eurobodalla’s land and water, sharing dhurga language through the generations.

Eurobodalla’s economy is diverse and built around its main industries of health, construction, retail and tourism. Along 143km of coastline, there are many villages but three main townships – Batemans Bay, Moruya, and Narooma.

The region is a haven for nature enthusiasts, where more than three quarters of the shire is national parks and state forests.

Eurobodalla Coast Tourism

Eurobodalla is being put on the map with recent government investments in mountain bike trails, an arts and aquatic centre, bridge replacements, beach accessibility mats, foreshore improvements and the revitalisation of the Batemans Bay TAFE campus which highlights a commitment to growth and accessibility.

Take the time to explore Eurobodalla’s natural wonders, rich heritage, and forward-looking community – you’ll create memories for a lifetime.

Hosted by Eurobodalla Shire Council
Eurobodalla Coast Tourism

Discover Eurobodalla

For more information on Batemans Bay and the surrounding areas, please visit the following website
Discover Eurobodalla

Venue

Bay Pavilions – Arts + Aquatic
12 Vesper Street
Batemans Bay

The Pavilions is made up of two core destinations – the Arts Pavilion and the Aquatic Pavilion. The conference will be held in the new arts and cultural centre. For further information regarding Bay Pavilions – Arts + Aquatic please visit baypavilions.com.au