What a lovely place!…read more Beachfront is a small inn (idk how to describe it better) with a few apartments in a subdivision in Narooma. Lest you think that sounds cookie cutter - it's not. The grounds are beautifully landscaped, our apartment was comfortable, clean and modern - with everything we needed. You "can" walk to the beach but it involves crossing a busy highway. Why not grab a great bottle of local wine and enjoy your terrace view? We certainly did!

What a great place! From the beautiful beach vistas to the delicious home-baked afternoon tea…read moredelivered by Gail every day, the week we spent at the Beachfront Apartments was just wonderful. Excellent value for money, too - the apartments are well-stocked with everything you could need during your stay. If you're heading to Narooma, this is definitely the place you want to call home!

I love Tathra. Okay, so it's the only Australian beach town I've stayed in, but I don't need to…read morestay anywhere else. For me, it's perfection, and a major component of that perfect town is the Tathra Hotel. Perched on the rocky headland overlooking the Tasman Sea, the Tathra hotel offers stunning views into the expanse of hundreds of miles of nothingness south and west. The Tathra Hotel comprises a hotel, of course, and also a brewery and pub. While I have not (yet) stayed in the hotel, the brewery and pub are held to a very high standard, and are a really excellent place to spend and afternoon, evening, night, or all three as one long session. The Tathra Hotel is the nightlife of Tathra. Plain and simple. Of the two places that are open past 3pm, this is the place to be. There is expansive outdoor seating overlooking the ocean and an excellent nautical-themed playground for the kiddos. It really is a playground suitable to all ages, as I've seen teenagers enjoying climbing the structures, and have enjoyed racing up it myself with my son. It can be quite windy, though, so be prepared. The beers -- all brewed in-house -- are solid. Nothing spectacular, nothing bad, and enough variety to suit anyone and keep others interested for a few varied pints. The wind enjoys the beer, too, having taken two pints from me with its thirsty gusts. The food is also nice. I enjoy their Sunday roast, they also do a good Oysters Rockefeller. If I'm honest, the fish and chips are a bit heavy on the oil and the ravioli special was a bit odd. But the overall experience, outside in the breezy coastal air, offers a rejuvenation those like me who do not currently live at the coast cannot find elsewhere. Come to Tathra. Come to Tathra Hotel. Breathe in the coast. Relax.

I liked this little place. Just across the bridge from Narooma proper, Ecotel has simple,…read moreinexpensive rooms (similar to most private rooms in hostels I've stayed at), and a friendly front desk. Windows are the air conditioning, so if you mind the sounds of nature outside (or potentially neighbors) you might bring earplugs - though it was very quiet while we were there.

We arrived after 1:30 pm on a Sunday afternoon and we were so relieved to find that this place was…read morestill serving lunch. We had a delicious lunch of belly pork and locally caught marlin. We sat on the veranda in the sunshine and the views were just gorgeous.

Great place to stop for lunch and a beer, I had Haloumi with Pumpkin Tapioca - delicious - and…read morePaella - so fresh - prawns, muscles , yum yum yum. add some Summer Ale and I was in heaven. Beautiful vista over the inlet.

Cannot speak highly enough of Anthony and the team they were great…read more My radiator spat the dummy and they looked after me like I was a regular valued client. the job was (I think) done for an extremely good price and back tome the same night. They even drove me to my sisters house where I was staying and picked me up when the car was ready. GREAT SERVICE does exist in Bega at Anthony's establishment

This company is excellent! If you want to scuba dive with the seals in Narooma, this is the team…read moreto go with. They don't have a store, everything is done online and in person. There are two boats. The crew is so friendly!! They will change your tanks in between dives, help you onto the boat, show you all the cool sea life, bring water and fresh snacks for the boat. They really look after their patrons. November is the best time to go out to see the seals.