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An aerial view showcases a serene coastal landscape, with the ocean's vibrant blue hues meeting sandy shores. The image highlights the proximity of the dwelling to the beach, surrounded by trees and houses, emphasizing the tranquil atmosphere of the area.
Guest suite in Malua Bay
4.84 out of 5 average rating, 231 reviews

Garden Bay Beach Getaway - "The Beach Shack"

Kick back and relax in this calm, stylish space that is a stones throw from secluded and picturesque Garden Bay beach. A gentle leisurely stroll to Mosquito bay boat ramp and Cafe 366, or head in the opposite direction over the hill to Malua Bay surf beach. A 10 minute drive North to Batemans Bay or South to Broulee. The Garden Bay Beach shack is a self contained, downstairs unit with all mod cons and built for couples, but can accommodate a small child as an extra. Excellent romantic retreat.

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A welcoming living space is filled with natural light from large windows, showcasing views of the surrounding forest. A comfortable sofa and assorted seating options provide relaxation areas, while a wooden dining table invites shared meals. The decor reflects a rustic charm with earthy tones.
Cabin in Meringo
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 660 reviews

Congo Camp House in the forest

Rustic, character filled, architect designed cabin with a master loft and two small bedrooms constructed largely from recycled building materials, located in a rural-residential area on 5 acres of forest close enough to the ocean you can hear it in the distance. There are neighbours but it's relatively private. Just to be absolutely clear, the Camp House is not 'on' the beach but it's close. It takes about four minutes to get to Congo Beach by car. We are 'pet friendly'. Max guests - six people.

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A single-story house is set within a landscaped garden surrounded by trees. A covered deck extends from the house, providing outdoor seating. A white picket fence encloses the yard, enhancing the private atmosphere of the property.
Cabin in Long Beach
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 155 reviews

Owl Nest

Owl Nest is located next to our home with its own secure contained yard. It is situated on two and a half acres of landscaped gardens. Enjoy a private setting with abundant local wildlife greeting you as you sit back on your private deck enjoying a fresh brewed coffee or drink. I have provided many additional items to enable a pleasant stay and Im happy for you to bring your house trained dog. However I need to know if you bring pets, bring their bedding along. Additional cleaning fee applies .

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The tiny house is nestled among trees, featuring a covered verandah with outdoor seating. Warm lights illuminate the space, while a fire tub bath sits nearby. Steps lead down to a gravel path, enhancing the connection to the natural surroundings.
Tiny home in North Batemans Bay
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 157 reviews

The little Things Tiny House

Reconnect with nature. Backing onto the state forest, this unique tiny house stay gives you the best of both worlds. The little things is situated on 3 acres overlooking a duck filled dam, kangaroos and native birds, yet just a stones throw away from town and local beaches. We are FULLY OFF GRID & ECO FRIENDLY ❤️ Complimentary Breakfast hamper enjoyed on the verandah, movie projector for rainy days & fire tub bath under the stars at night 7 VELUX skylights and King bed….. enjoy THE LITTLE THINGS

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A charming glamping shack is set on a grassy area, showcasing a deck with seating and large windows. Surrounding greenery and trees create a natural backdrop, enhancing the tranquil environment. The structure features a modern design with warm wooden accents, inviting a cozy outdoor experience.
Cabin in Bermagui
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 315 reviews

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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The exterior of the Upper Deck Beach House is showcased, featuring a two-story wooden structure with large windows and a wraparound deck. Lush greenery and flowering shrubs enhance the landscape, while a concrete pathway leads to the entrance, creating a welcoming atmosphere.
Home in Tuross Head
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 157 reviews

Upper Deck Beach House - views and big decks

With views in all directions, spacious decks for enjoying your holiday and a big backyard, Upper Deck Beach House welcomes guests to Tuross Head. Take a 5 minute walk to the beaches, lake, river, bike path and shops. The casual, coastal style of the house has plenty of windows to capture the breezes and views. The 4 comfortable bedrooms sleep 8 people, with a roomy, fully equipped kitchen, two big bathrooms, both with showers, and a washer and dryer. And for your convenience, we have Wifi!

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A wooden cabin with a vibrant yellow exterior is nestled among lush green foliage. A wooden deck is visible, featuring outdoor seating. Colorful tropical plants frame the cabin, adding to the tranquil natural setting.
Cabin in Quaama
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 189 reviews

The Rainforest Cabin, cosy and nestled in nature.

The Rainforest Cabin is relaxing haven nestled in nature on our farm. It is one of a pair of cabins, each private and with their own character. Your own home close to all the delights of the far south coast. The cabin has a deck overlooking the chain of ponds leading to the lily pond dam below. There is a private kitchenette and the shared Sunny Kitchen cabin. Its a lovely artistic space to relax and rewind and enjoy the landscaped gardens. The handmade crockery is made in my farm studio.

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A charming beach house exterior features a welcoming porch with two colorful chairs. The porch is adorned with hanging lanterns, and a vibrant garden with greenery and flowers frames the house. Natural light bathes the entrance, enhancing the overall inviting appearance.
Cottage in Malua Bay
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 147 reviews

Malua Bay Beach Cottage

My place is a cosy original beach house. The cottage is a very homely small house with good character. Two verandas on which to relax & unwind depending on the time of day. Located close to several beaches, the closest being 200m down the road. Café 366 at Mosquito Bay. Malua Bay shops are a 2 min drive, includes supermarket, bottle shop, take away, butcher/deli/coffee, newsagent. Reverse cycle AC & portable fans supplied. If you're after a space to relax, then this is the place for you.

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A deck offers a view of the calm Wagonga Inlet, with green trees and hills in the background. A round table set for two features cups and a small woven basket, complemented by vibrant foliage and clear blue skies.
Apartment in Narooma
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 563 reviews

VIEWS VIEWS VIEWS AT WATERVIEW APARTMENT

This warm and sunny apartment is filled with natural light. Enjoy breakfast in the sun & a relaxing drink at the end of the day on the deck overlooking the beautiful Wagonga Inlet. The apartment is centrally located in Narooma - yet very quiet. Undercover area for bike storage. Walk to beaches, Wagonga Inlet, the shopping centre, cafes and restaurants. Whale watching, swimming with seals, beach walks, cycling, fishing or perhaps a Montague Island tour - it’s all on your doorstep.

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A self-contained unit with sliding glass doors opens to a shaded patio, surrounded by lush greenery and flowering plants. The wooden deck features a slatted roof and includes a rustic seating area, enhancing the connection to the natural surroundings.
Guest suite in Moruya Heads
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 267 reviews

Beach holiday in a large garden

Our comfortable, well-equipped self-contained unit is situated underneath our family home. It is 1 km from the beach and the river, and 6 km from the country town of Moruya on the NSW South Coast. Swimming, fishing, kayaking, markets, bush walking, bike trails, or relaxing - it's all here for you and your family. Your pet is welcome too. We have a large grass area fenced with l.6 m high wire where your dog can run, and our local beach is a 24 hour off-leash doggy playground!

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A rustic retreat structure is shown with a weathered wooden exterior, featuring large windows for natural light. Nearby, a wooden bench and a small table are positioned on gravel, inviting outdoor relaxation amidst the surrounding greenery.
Place to stay in Mogendoura
5 out of 5 average rating, 123 reviews

Mrs Grace’s Moruya

Get away from it all when you visit Mrs Grace’s rustic bush retreat at Moruya. LGBTQI friendly 🌈 Enjoy big starry skies and a myriad of bird life. Wander down to the Moruya River past kangaroos, and wombat holes. Lounge under the wisteria with a picnic between swims, or in winter cozy up by the fire with a book or jigsaw. In the warmer weather, book our free kayaks, and paddle 1km upriver to “Yaragee” the local swimming spot, or downriver into town for the more adventurous.

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A renovated beach cottage exterior showcases a covered deck with white railings and multiple seating options. Soft lighting illuminates the space, and a weather vane is positioned atop the roof. The entrance features stairs leading to the main entry, enhancing accessibility.
Cottage in Tuross Head
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 199 reviews

Stone’s Throw Cottage - Beach front, pet friendly

Hamptons style cottage, fully renovated. Pet friendly, absolute beach front property. Almost 180 degree views of that beautiful ocean and no road between you and the soft sand. Walk to everything. Situated on the main surfing beach at Tuross Head, you will not find a better location for your next getaway. Perfect couples retreat, fully fenced for your valued four legged babies. Off leash beach seconds away. Experience the quintessential beach cottage and all it has to offer.

Popular amenities for Tuross Head holiday rentals

Quick stats about holiday rentals in Tuross Head

  • Total rentals

    80 properties

  • Nightly prices starting at

    $92 AUD before taxes and fees

  • Total number of reviews

    2.6K reviews

  • Family-friendly rentals

    70 properties are a good fit for families

  • Pet-friendly rentals

    20 properties allow pets

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    20 properties have a dedicated workspace

Your guide to Tuross Head

Welcome to Tuross Head

A coastal village around halfway between the towns of Moruya and Narooma on the New South Wales South Coast, Tuross Head sits on a low headland overlooking the Pacific Ocean. The town is sandwiched between the tidal lakes of Tuross Lake to the south and Coila Lake to the north.

Tuross Lake is home to a number of oyster farms, while prawns are harvested from shallow Coila Lake, so the town’s seafood restaurants are not to be missed. The lakes are also great for kayaking and stand-up paddle boarding, with plenty of little islands and estuaries worth checking out. There are consistently good waves to surf off the sandy beaches around the headland, but tidal flows out of Tuross Lake generate strong rips, so if you’re swimming take care to stay close to shore. The opening to Coila Lake is usually blocked by sandbanks, so you can also head to the more sheltered Coila Bar Beach at the northern end of town to have a dip in the waves.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Tuross Head

The South Coast is a popular getaway for Sydneysiders and Canberrans, so the region can be busy during the summer break and other school holidays. Summers in Tuross Head tend to be humid and hot, tempered by cooling sea breezes. Steamy days often give way to cool nights as a southerly buster — a powerful cold wind front sweeping up from the south — blows away the day’s heat (and upends beach umbrellas) in a matter of minutes. March is the wettest month, even as the humidity starts to drop. The town is quiet in late autumn and winter, although the cooler weather is ideal for hiking in nearby Eurobodalla National Park. This is also when humpback whales migrate north past Tuross Head from late May, before making the return journey south from September to November.


Top things to do in Tuross Head

Eurobodalla National Park

This beautiful national park might be right across the water from Tuross Head, but you’ll need to loop around the lake for the secluded beaches, lagoons, and lakes, as well as 131 bird species, including ground-nesting little terns and sooty owls.

Bingi Dreaming track

North of Tuross Head, there’s a second section of Eurobodalla National Park that is home to significant sites for the local Indigenous communities. Follow the Bingi Dreaming track from Bingie Beach, below Tuross Head, as it traces ancient paths and ceremonial sites used by the Yuin people across the park.

Potato Point

North of Eurobodalla National Park, experienced snorkelers can explore the waters around Potato Point, which are home to a variety of fish and stingrays. Keep an eye out for the area’s resident emus, which like to hang out on Potato Point Beach.