Meeting your friendly local guide at the lake edge, you'll hear stories of natural environment, flora, fauna, fires and floods (and some surprising local history!) as we wander lakeside with binoculars handy for a closer look at the abundant birdlife. Kangaroo sightings are highly likely on this walk, and lakeside is where we're most likely to see them. You might also see stingrays and fish from the lake edge.
Next, via a boardwalk through the bush, you'll visit three fabulously placed look-outs with stunning vistas of lake and coast, before emerging on beautiful Conjola beach.
Walks along the sea shore vary seasonally. You might see whales, dolphins, endangered beach-nesting birds (or surfers catching a break off Green Island). Walking back to the lake over the sand dunes, the tour finishes at the Boat Ramp. Your Guide will escort you back to the tour starting point - or you might want to dive straight into the lake for a swim!
Meeting by the lakes edge outside the historic Conjola Post Office & Shop, the route for this guided eco-walk includes lakeside, bush and beach. You'll see an abundance of wildlife including native birds and kangaroos and enjoy stunning vistas from 3 different look-out points.
Leaving the beach via a walk over sand dunes - looking out for bird and animal tracks & seasonal plants - we follow the lake edge back to finish near Conjola Entrance boat ramp, with views over to Conjola National Park.
The meeting point for Conjola tours is outside the Lake Conjola Post Office and Store, 41 - 43 Carroll Avenue, Lake Conjola. Your Guide will be waiting at the lakeside. Parking is available nearby.
The meeting point for Conjola tours is outside the 'Lake Conjola Post Office and Store'
Address: 41 - 43 Carroll Avenue, Lake Conjola. Parking is available nearby.
Please bring wet weather gear on rainy days and sunhat, water and sunscreen on hot days. Water, sunscreen and umbrellas are also available for sale at the store.
Your tour guide will be wearing a "Conjola Tours' shirt and will meet you at the picnic tables by the lakeside, where the tour begins.
Batemans Bay is a picturesque coastal town in New South Wales, known for its stunning beaches, abundant wildlife, and relaxed atmosphere. It's a popular destination for nature lovers, offering a variety of outdoor activities and a charming seaside lifestyle.
A popular beach with calm waters, perfect for swimming and picnicking. It's a great spot for families and offers beautiful views of the surrounding area.
This national park offers a variety of outdoor activities, including hiking, birdwatching, and camping. It's known for its diverse wildlife and stunning coastal scenery.
A vibrant marina with a variety of dining options, shops, and water activities. It's a great place to enjoy the coastal atmosphere and watch boats come and go.
Batemans Bay is famous for its fresh oysters, often served with a variety of sauces and accompaniments.
A classic Australian dish featuring freshly caught fish and crispy chips, often enjoyed by the waterfront.
This is the peak tourist season with warm weather and plenty of outdoor activities. Beaches are crowded, and it's the best time for water sports and wildlife spotting.
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Batemans Bay is generally a safe destination, but visitors should take standard precautions to ensure a safe and enjoyable trip.
Batemans Bay Bus Stop
Buses run within the town and to nearby areas, but schedules are limited. It's best to check the timetable in advance.
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A challenging hike with rewarding views of the surrounding landscape. The mountain is known for its unique rock formations and diverse flora and fauna.
A beautiful botanical garden featuring a variety of native and exotic plants. It's a great place for a peaceful walk and enjoying the natural beauty.
Price varies by option