Tuross Head

Tuross Head is a picturesque seaside village on the New South Wales South Coast, nestled between Moruya and Narooma. This tranquil community is situated on a headland surrounded by Coila Lake to the north and Tuross Lake and River to the south, offering abundant water-based activities. Visitors can enjoy sailing, kayaking, and fishing in these serene waters. The area features coastal walkways, a bike route linking both ends of the village, and diverse bushland, including protected sections of littoral rainforest. Accommodations range from bed-and-breakfasts to holiday houses, catering to various budgets. Local amenities include a shopping centre, golf course, bowling club, and a selection of cafés and restaurants. The village is renowned for its Norfolk Island pines, planted in the 1920s, and historic boatsheds along Trafalgar Road, reflecting its rich heritage.