Murramarang South Coast Walk
Yuin Country
Walk the spectacular coastline on Murramarang South Coast Walk, located between Ulladulla and Batemans Bay. Connect coastal villages and explore beautiful tall forests, secluded beaches, dramatic rock platforms and crystal blue water.
Choose your own adventure and explore the walk your way. Or book a multi-day experience package, with pre-booked stays at picturesque campgrounds or hard-roof accommodations and options for transfers and tours.
Location: Between Ulladulla and Batemans Bay, south coast of New South Wales
Driving distance: 3 hours from Sydney, 1.5 hours from Canberra
Starts at: Pretty Beach
Ends at: Maloneys Beach
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With so much to see and do, find your next adventure and explore Murramarang South Coast Walk your way.
One of the really special things in Murramarang is the forest of majestic spotted gums and burrawangs that grow right down to the beach. It’s one of the rare spots in Australia where this happens. You’ll easily recognise the spotted gums – they have a smooth, dimpled bark which is shed in summer to produce a mottled cream and grey ‘spotted’ appearance.
Murramarang National Park has very high cultural significance for Aboriginal communities of the south coast who have a deep and continuing connection to the lands and waters. The park contains a diverse range of sites and values of cultural significance. The walk adjoins Murramarang Aboriginal Area which has one of the largest and most important Aboriginal sites on the NSW coast.
There's no shortage of native wildlife in Murramarang. Spot eastern grey kangaroos dozing and grazing near the beaches and picnic areas. Pebbly Beach in particular is known for its friendly kangaroos that graze on the grassy areas above the beach.
You'll start and end your walk at popular beaches but you'll discover many spectacular secluded bays and coves on the way. Stop for lunch with an enviable view and you may even spot a whale or two during their annual migration.
Twitchers are in for a treat. In the moist forests you might see lyrebirds fossicking in leaf litter. Look for the stately, strutting wonga pigeon with its pastel blue-grey back feathers and black-dotted stomach. If you don’t see it, you may well hear its repetitive, deep ‘whoop, whoop’ call that carries through the forest.
With so much to see and do, find your next adventure and explore Murramarang South Coast Walk your way.
One of the really special things in Murramarang is the forest of majestic spotted gums and burrawangs that grow right down to the beach. It’s one of the rare spots in Australia where this happens. You’ll easily recognise the spotted gums – they have a smooth, dimpled bark which is shed in summer to produce a mottled cream and grey ‘spotted’ appearance.
Walk the 3 days from Pretty Beach to Maloneys Beach while enjoying relaxing stays in cabins, a welcome tour, and pre-booked transfers.
3 days 2 nights
34km, Grade 4 - Bushwalking experience recommended
Stay at Depot Beach and South Durras
From $949 for up to 4 people, including accommodation, welcome tour and transfers
Available until 7 May 2025
Walk the 3 days from Pretty Beach to Maloneys Beach while enjoying relaxing stays in cabins.
3 days 2 nights
34km Grade 4 - Bushwalking experience recommended
Stay overnight in cabins at Depot Beach and South Durras
From $670 for up to 4 people. No transfers or tour
Available from 8 May 2025. Sunday to Wednesday
Arrive and stay the night at Pretty Beach. The next morning start your multi-day walk from Pretty Beach to Maloneys Beach camping at coastal campgrounds along the way.
4 days 3 nights
34km, Grade 4 - Bushwalking experience recommended
Camp at Pretty Beach, Depot Beach and Oaky Beach
From $160 for up to 2 people. $40 per extra person. No transfers or tour
Available March to November, 7 days a week
Experience a guided women's walk along Murramarang's stunning coast with beach camps, light packs, and enriching companionship.
4 days 3 nights
34km, Grade 4 - Bushwalking experience recommended
Guided women's walking tour with Women Want Adventure
Camp at Pretty Beach, Pebbly Beach and Oaky Beach
See the Women Want Adventure website for prices
Available June to November
Walk the Murramarang coast on this guided experience through temperate forests and mountain ranges that flow to ocean. Carry only a light day pack. Departs from Batemans Bay.
3 days 2 nights
34km, Grade 4 - Bushwalking experience recommended
Guided walking tour with Region X
Stay in private villas at Depot Beach and South Durras
From $1,099 twin share
Are you visiting just for the day or do you want a shorter or longer stay? Choose your own adventure and try smaller sections of the Murramarang South Coast Walk on a half day or full day walk. If you'd like to stay overnight and wake up in the national park, book your campground, cabin or cottage.
See the Bureau of Meteorology website for more detailed information on the weather and tides.
Accommodation
Depot Beach cabins are set between spotted blue gumtrees and the golden sands of Depot Beach, offering either forest or water views, barbecues and all amenities.
Accommodation
NRMA Murramarang Beachfront Holiday Resort offers a variety of accommodation, with easy access to the national park and activities such as swimming, surfing, and bushwalking.
Camping
For a bush camping experience just minutes from the coast, book a camping stay at Oaky Beach campground, close to Batemans Bay on the south coast.
Take this challenging day walk along rock platforms, isolated beaches and through coastal forest. It can only be walked at low tide and in calm weather.
Distance 8km one way
The spectacular cliffs along the Murramarang coastline are on fine display on this walk that starts from Maloneys Beach in the southern section of the park.
Distance 16km one way
Time 5 to 7 hours
Grade Grade 4
Stay at North Head campground or Oaky Beach campground or in the nearby coastal villages
Starting near Depot Beach campground, Burrawang walking track winds through the largest preserved stand of spotted gums in coastal NSW.
Distance 2km return
Time 1hr 30min to 2hrs 30min
Grade Grade 4
Stay at Depot Beach cabins or Depot Beach campground or in the nearby coastal villages
This challenging half day walk explores some of Murramarang National Park's golden beaches, coastal forest and stunning viewpoints.
Distance 10km return
Time 3 to 5 hours
Grade Grade 4
Stay at Pretty Beach campground or Pretty Beach cabins or in the nearby coastal villages
Camping
Pretty Beach campground, near Durras Mountain and within Murramarang National Park, offers tent camping and cabins by the beach where visitors can enjoy coastal walks, swimming and fishing.
Accommodation
Pretty Beach cabins are perfect for a family getaway. Enjoy breathtaking views complete with all modern amenities in the middle of Murramarang National Park.
Camping
Depot Beach campground in Murramarang National Park is right by the beach and perfect for a family camping holiday. Spend your days swimming, snorkelling, and fishing.
Accommodation
Depot Beach cabins are set between spotted blue gumtrees and the golden sands of Depot Beach, offering either forest or water views, barbecues and all amenities.
Accommodation
NRMA Murramarang Beachfront Holiday Resort offers a variety of accommodation, with easy access to the national park and activities such as swimming, surfing, and bushwalking.
Camping
For a bush camping experience just minutes from the coast, book a camping stay at Oaky Beach campground, close to Batemans Bay on the south coast.
Take this challenging day walk along rock platforms, isolated beaches and through coastal forest. It can only be walked at low tide and in calm weather.
Distance 8km one way
The spectacular cliffs along the Murramarang coastline are on fine display on this walk that starts from Maloneys Beach in the southern section of the park.
Distance 16km one way
Time 5 to 7 hours
Grade Grade 4
Stay at North Head campground or Oaky Beach campground or in the nearby coastal villages
Starting near Depot Beach campground, Burrawang walking track winds through the largest preserved stand of spotted gums in coastal NSW.
Distance 2km return
Time 1hr 30min to 2hrs 30min
Grade Grade 4
Stay at Depot Beach cabins or Depot Beach campground or in the nearby coastal villages