Moruya Heads lookout

Nestled in the Eurobodalla National Park, Moruya Heads Lookout offers breathtaking views of the coastal scenery and a relaxing outdoor experience.

It is a perfect spot for nature lovers and those seeking respite from city life. Visitors can witness the mouth of Moruya River merging with the sea, creating a picturesque view.

Moruya Heads Lookout provides a range of exciting activities for both adults and children. Springtime is a great time to visit, as visitors can spot whales migrating south for feeding with binoculars. Birdwatchers are attracted to the area by the presence of endangered species such as the little tern and hooded plover. The lookout also boasts an abundance of wildflowers during spring, including banksia, coastal wattle, and pittosporum.

The best time to visit Moruya Heads Lookout is during the spring season, which falls between September and November. The temperate climate makes it an excellent time for outdoor activities, but visitors can enjoy the lookout throughout the year.

To get to Moruya Heads Lookout, take the Princes Highway via Moruya and follow South Head Road, which leads to the car park near the lookout. It is conveniently located in Eurobodalla National Park. For those traveling from Sydney, it's just over a 4-hour drive, and from Canberra, it's a 2.5-hour drive.

Nearby attractions include the Moruya Heads Cemetery, which is close to the lookout. This historic cemetery has about 20 recorded burials, with some visible headstones. It offers a glimpse into the early European history of the area.

With the beach nearby, visitors can also enjoy swimming, fishing, or surfing. Moruya Heads Lookout is an ideal