Mystery Bay

Mystery Bay is just about one of the most scenic spots on the NSW South Coast with beautiful turquoise coloured water and fantastic beaches and bays just waiting to be explored, just a few kilometres away from the Princes Highway.

Legend has it that that three men in a canoe left Bega heading north in the open ocean and weren't ever seen......[More]

Mystery Bay

Mystery Bay is just about one of the most scenic spots on the NSW South Coast with beautiful turquoise coloured water and fantastic beaches and bays just waiting to be explored, just a few kilometres away from the Princes Highway.

Legend has it that that three men in a canoe left Bega heading north in the open ocean and weren't ever seen again. Months later their boat was found - no bodies, but very heavily blood stained timber and so the site was named...Mystery Bay

Nestled between Narooma and Bermagui on the South Coast, Mystery Bay is a perfect haven for small boat fishermen and their families. The bay gives access to several productive inshore reefs and sand flats, but also enables small boat anglers to fish Montague Island, without having to cross the nerve wracking and periodically dangerous Narooma bar.

Mystery Bay is part of the Dromedary Conservation Area. It includes seven coastal lakes, a number of beaches and Montague Island. Mystery Bay is a popular camping site for anglers and a launching site for Montague Island while the deep waters off Cape Dromedary are ideal for kingfish and bonito.

Mystery Bay:
is a quiet hamlet, just 10 kilometres from Narooma and 6 kilometres from the historic villages of Central Tilba and Tilba Tilba [Less]