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Dalmeny holiday rentals start at $71 AUD per night before taxes and fees
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50 properties offer extra space and kid-friendly amenities
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Dalmeny stays receive an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 from guests
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Beach Street
Our stylish shack sits in a secluded spot on the Tathra headland, a cliff top cabin with views over the sea Step out the front door onto the Wharf to Wharf walking track or relax & watch the eagles, kangaroos, humpback whales, moon & sunrises, or night sky Tathra is a quiet coastal village nestled within beautiful National Parks offering walking, swimming, surfing, fishing, MTB adventures & the coasts famous oysters Beach Street is ideal for couples wishing to reset in a peaceful environment
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Jocelyn Street Beach House
With beautiful views North along Dalmeny beach and South-East out to Montague Island, this renovated home is the perfect place to bring the family or friends to get away from the busy work schedules and relax. A short walk or ride along the Dalmeny/Narooma bike-path (which passes along the back fence) brings you to the shops and beaches. A perfect base for riding the Narooma MTB trails, space for the boat for keen fishers and featuring a native garden to immerse yourself in and watch the birds.
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Serendip "Shack" Glamping on Wallaga Lake
A unique glamping "Shack" on the shores of pristine Wallaga Lake. Engulf yourself in nature with native bird and animals at your doorstep, welcome the morning with spectacular sunrises and see the pink skies of the setting sun over the lake. Experience luxury comfort of a queen bed with fine linen whilst enjoying an outdoor glamping experience. Enjoy an equipped camp kitchen(fridge, bbq, crockery ,utensils), private out door hot shower and toilet, outdoor relaxation area complete with fire pit.
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Yabbarra Sands - Enjoy the beachside lifestyle.
The lifestyle is relaxed and easy in this spacious home, across from the golden sands and abundant surf of Yabbarra Beach. After swimming, the hot outdoor shower is a joy. Enjoy a stroll or cycle along the coastal path to Narooma. 85kms of Narooma MTB trails are nearby. There are cafes, pubs and restaurants to try, plus local markets and more. Whale watching, fishing, golfing, 4X4 and boat trips to Montague Island are all on offer, along with a range of water sports on the nearby lakes.
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Buena Vista 62
Iconic Australian beach house with ocean views overlooking Montague Island and the turquoise waters of Wagonga Inlet. The perfect spot for a relaxed holiday within walking distance to water and town. Enjoy outdoor living, entertaining or relaxing with a book and taking in the views and sunsets. The rear deck is covered providing an all weather alternative. Accomodation is on one level with modern facilities, pet friendly with large fully fenced backyard and level parking for boats.
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Sunhouse Tathra - rest and reset
Reconnect with nature in the comfort of modern luxury. With 180 degree views of the coast, mountains and river, the newly built Sunhouse Tathra is your place to escape. Soak up the morning sun with a coffee on the timber deck or enjoy a glass of wine in the outdoor bath as the sun sets behind the mountain. Whether you are seeking a peaceful place to unwind or an adventure filled getaway enjoying our local national parks and pristine waters, Sunhouse Tathra is the perfect choice.
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Farm Stay Cottage in Narooma Tilba area fast Wi-fi
A clean, stylish and spacious pet friendly property located only 5km drive off the Princess Highway on a picturesque spotted blue gum 7 acre property. The cottage offers plenty of room with an open plan living, dining and lounge areas with a cosy combustion wood fire and ceiling fans. Enjoy sitting on the private deck area taking in the serenity, the bird life or relaxing around the fire pit. Additional property available http://www.airbnb.com/h/narooma-sandstone-studio.
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Modern farmhouse
20 minutes to the beach, 20 minutes to Bermagui and Tilba. Local town with essentials 5 minutes away. If you want to be near to the beach this summer but still have your own space and privacy, our home is for you! Modern farmhouse with two bedrooms both with king sized beds and a media room on a 104 acre property. Includes huge outdoor dining area and deck with pizza oven and outdoor fireplace . The house is 100% off-grid with solar and battery system.
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Round House Retreat
The Round House Retreat is an architectural tiny home surrounded by bushland and rolling hills. Awaken to birdsong, unwind in the outdoor bath or cosy up by the indoor fireplace after exploring the cafes, beaches and natural beauty of nearby Bermagui. Offering a balance of style and sustainability, this accommodation includes a king-size bed, a newly renovated kitchen and bathroom, an open-air outdoor shower and a modern composting toilet.
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theCOVE North-Absolute Beachfront Couple's Escape
Your retreat is a private ABSOLUTE beachfront home on three levels, with ocean panoramas everywhere you look. There is not a road, power line, fence or cliff to separate you from the ever-changing ocean, and your secluded cove-beach just 30 steps below. ONE host with just ONE home. Total focus on your visit. I am not able to welcome or host PETS as there is no fencing, with sensitive ocean reserve public land adjoining.
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Moonrise on the River - Breakfast on arrival
Nestled in a spotted gum & burrawang forest (6 acres with river frontage to the Bermagui River) & roughly 10 minutes out of town & beaches (3.5 km on an unsealed road), Moonrise on the River caters for people looking for a private bush retreat who enjoy waking to glorious sunrises, the dawn chorus of birdsong, sunsets, moonrises, the waves breaking from the surrounding beaches, bird watching, kayaking, bush walking & more.
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Oceanview House
Oceanview is a new house with stunning views overlooking Carters Beach, Bar Beach and Montague Island. Enjoy watching whales swim by from every room. The beach or world famous Narooma - Dalmeny cycleway is only a two minute drive down the hill. Take a walk or cycle your way along the spectacular ocean foreshore. The name says it all.
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Amongst the Gums
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When is the best time to visit Dalmeny?
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| Avg. price | $309 AUD | $224 AUD | $228 AUD | $262 AUD | $203 AUD | $197 AUD | $184 AUD | $164 AUD | $177 AUD | $184 AUD | $207 AUD | $282 AUD |
| Avg. temp | 20°C | 20°C | 19°C | 17°C | 15°C | 13°C | 12°C | 12°C | 14°C | 16°C | 17°C | 19°C |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Dalmeny?
Stays around Dalmeny's beachside areas are often recommended for easy access to the ocean, parks, and nature paths. The neighborhood has a mix of homes, cabins, and cozy retreats suiting families or groups.
What are the best things to do in Dalmeny with kids?
Dalmeny has calm beaches perfect for sandcastle building, gentle ocean dips, and rockpool exploration. Family-friendly parks, shared bike paths, and easy nature walks around town are frequently suggested for younger travelers.
What are some of the best things to do in Dalmeny?
Explore Dalmeny's sandy beaches, enjoy the Dalmeny to Narooma shared path, or relax with a picnic in a seaside park. Visitors often try kayaking, fishing, and local markets for a taste of coastal life.
How is the weather in Dalmeny?
Dalmeny has mild coastal weather, with summer highs around 75°F (24°C) and cooler winters near 45–63°F (7–17°C). Rain is spread throughout the year, so packing a light jacket and sun protection is suggested.
When is the best time to visit Dalmeny?
Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for Dalmeny, as temperatures usually range from 60–75°F (16–24°C) with generally mild weather. Visitors frequently enjoy beach activities, nature walks, and a relaxed coastal vibe during these months.
What are the best places to visit in Dalmeny?
Dalmeny Beach, local seaside parks, and points along the Dalmeny to Narooma shared path are frequently suggested. You can also explore community markets and scenic lookouts around town.
What are some hiking trails in Dalmeny?
Dalmeny has walking paths near the coastline, forested tracks, and shared routes along sandy beaches. The Dalmeny to Narooma shared path is often recommended for gentle hiking, cycling, and wildlife spotting.
What are some family activities we can do in Dalmeny?
Families in Dalmeny frequently enjoy building sandcastles, paddling along the shore, or cycling the shared paths. Community parks and open spaces invite picnics, games, and relaxed afternoons together.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Dalmeny?
Visitors often plan day trips to nearby national parks, local wildlife reserves, or neighboring coastal villages with local art galleries and eateries. Exploring regional forests, rivers, and cultural centers is also frequently suggested.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Dalmeny?
Dalmeny has a selection of pet-friendly accommodations, with some homes and cabins welcoming pets by arrangement. Green spaces and coastal paths make it easy to enjoy time outdoors with your companion.
What are some local tips for visiting Dalmeny?
Bring sun protection, as the local beaches offer little shade. Mornings are often quieter for walks or swims, and reusable containers can make picnics and visits to local markets more enjoyable.
What is Dalmeny known for?
Dalmeny is known for its peaceful beaches, coastal scenery, and community-oriented atmosphere. The town often draws visitors interested in relaxed outdoor experiences, wildlife watching, and bike-friendly paths.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Dalmeny?
Sheltered coves, quiet lakes, and off-the-beaten-path walking tracks around Dalmeny are popular for those seeking peaceful moments in nature. Early risers sometimes spot local birdlife or dolphins near less crowded stretches of beach.
What are the best foods to try in Dalmeny?
Dalmeny is known for fresh seafood—prawns, oysters, and locally caught fish are frequently suggested. Beachside cafes sometimes feature classic Australian treats, home-baked goods, and casual takeaway options.
What should I bring for a trip to Dalmeny?
Pack comfortable clothing for mild temperatures, sun protection, swimwear, and a light rain jacket. Sturdy shoes work well for exploring paths and beaches, and reusable containers are useful for picnics or shopping at local markets.
What is the nightlife in Dalmeny like?
Dalmeny has a low-key nightlife scene centered on relaxed cafes, social clubs, and community events. Evenings frequently focus on seaside sunsets or casual gatherings rather than late-night venues.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Dalmeny?
Dalmeny hosts seasonal community markets, regional art fairs, and occasional music events, especially during school holidays and early summer. Local gatherings around food, handmade crafts, and sport are frequently suggested for a glimpse of community life.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Dalmeny?
Dalmeny has a variety of family-friendly stays, including homes and cottages with kitchens, extra bedrooms, and outdoor spaces. Many accommodations are near beaches or parks for convenient access to local attractions.
All about Dalmeny
The wild and wonderful South Coast of New South Wales delivers glittering expanses of sea, dramatic rock formations, and some of the whitest sands on the planet. You’ll have all of this and more on your doorstep when you arrive in the pretty seaside hamlet of Dalmeny. This pocket of the Eurobodalla region unites ocean, rivers, forests, and farmland, which not only guarantees some of the state’s freshest seafood — this is part of the state’s official Oyster Coast, after all — but also produce delivered straight to your plate from the surrounding countryside.
The sleepy town itself sits atop two dramatic headlands between Lake Mummuga and Kianga Creek, offering dreamy views across to Montague Island Nature Reserve. This drop of land and its waters are one of Australia’s most significant habitats for seals, sea turtles, and dolphins.
What are the top things to do in Dalmeny?
Cycling
Bring your own two wheels or rent a bike — the cycling opportunities around Dalmeny are hard to beat. To the north, Mogo State Forest offers more than 14 kilometres (nine miles) of heart-pumping mountain-bike trails, catering to beginners and serious adrenaline junkies. There’s also an expansive trail network through the nearby Bodalla State Forest, just outside the town of Narooma.
Eurobodalla Regional Botanic Gardens
The Eurobodalla Regional Botanic Gardens were created to showcase the diversity of the state’s flora, from plants with significant Aboriginal importance to rare and endangered species. This protected enclave draws animals aplenty, so watch for birds and kangaroos. Each season here brings its own attractions, from spring’s native wildflowers to autumn’s fiery colours.
Montague Island
A mini wildlife reserve, Montague Island is home to hundreds of seabirds and almost as many Australian and New Zealand fur seals. The cruise here from nearby Narooma takes around 20 minutes — time your visit well and you’ll spot not only the sea’s annual residents, but also migrating southern right and humpback whales, which steam up and down the east coast of Australia between May and November every year.