Kianinny Bay and Boat Ramp

Kianinny Bay in Tathra is a picturesque inlet known for its pristine blue waters, resident stingrays, and well-equipped boat ramp.

It offers a range of recreational activities such as fishing, kayaking, boating, picnicking, and swimming. The bay is often protected from the wind, making it an ideal spot for outdoor activities. The jetty is a popular jumping spot for those who enjoy plunging into the sea.

The Tathra Amateur Fishing Club is based in Kianinny Bay and regularly hosts fishing competitions. The bay is a popular launch point for deep-sea fishing adventures, and it provides facilities for fish cleaning, ensuring an excellent fishing experience.

Bournda National Park, located south of Kianinny Bay, offers opportunities for hiking and sightseeing. The Kangarutha walking track, which stretches for nine kilometers, can be accessed near the bay's picnic area. On the northern side of the bay, visitors can find the Chamberlain Lookout, which provides stunning coastal views.

The best time to visit Kianinny Bay depends on the activity you have in mind. The summer months are perfect for swimming and picnicking, while the cooler months are ideal for fishing and hiking. Regular fishing competitions are held, so it's recommended to check the Tathra Amateur Fishing Club listing for upcoming events.

To reach Kianinny Bay, take Kianinny Street and head towards the boat ramp area. The bay is easily accessible, and there is ample parking available for visitors.