







The 350 metre Mill Bay Boardwalk from Apex Park (on the northern side of the inlet) is the perfect way to appreciate the natural beauty of Narooma and watch the many activities on its expansive waterway. Look out for large schools of fish and stingrays as you walk. Continue your walk over the bridge and wind your way along Riverside Drive past mangroves to the seafood eateries and cafés at Forsters Bay. Or follow the foreshore in front of the caravan park around past the jetty to Rotary Park, on to Australia Rock and the break wall at the Wagonga Inlet entrance.
The distance is 700 metres to four kilometres return, Approximate walking time is 30 minutes to two hours. The grade is easy, level, wheelchair access on boardwalk. The start is located at Apex Park/Boat ramp off Centenary Drive on the northern side of the inlet.
This was a gem we found taking a driving rest break in Narooma. The board walk was an easy walk with great views all around and when we came back we had a bonus close up with 2 very chill seals!! My day was complete!
Along the walk manta ray swims, super big manta. 🐟The water here is very clear. Some other fish are there, too. Some spots for fishing. It’s a small and quiet walk, different from big coastal walks in Sydney, worth my time.
Love this place! Beautiful walk while watching seals, 🦭 stingrays, starfish. So beautiful 😍
I have called Narooma home for 20 years, it’s the most beautiful place on the East Coast, it’s definitely worth the trip. The boardwalk is definitely one of the main attractions, its pram, bike and wheelchair friendly. The most clear water so you can see the bottom, I have seen seahorses and starfish multiple times! It starts and ends with a carpark as well, the boat ramp at the end always has some entertainment going on, whether it’s seals, dolphins or people trying to get their boats on trailers! There is a toilet block and a small playground for kids as well.
Short boardwalk that leads nowhere. Some say you could see marine life from it but we didn't. Saw a cool bird perched on a pole, good enough
Centenary Drive
North Narooma NSW 2546