Currarong Beach, NSW, has a sheltered swimming area at the southern end as well as the rivermouth to Currarong Creek and is a popular spot for swimming, picnicking, snorkeling and kayaking. You will discover tranquil beach spots, fascinating rock pools, crystal clear waters and striking sandstone cliffs in the seaside village of Currarong. In this beautiful part of the Shoalhaven region, you’ll enjoy top fishing spots, wonderful reef diving and spectacular vantage points for whale watching.
The creek is also used for launching small fishing boats. The nearby village of Currarong is a gateway to Abraham’s Bosom and Point Perpendicular and is a great base for bushwalking and beach days. The Point Perpendicular Lighthouse is the crowning glory on the tip of a towering headland. The lookout is roughly 90 metres above sea level, making it perfect for spotting migrating whales during the cooler months as they migrate north, and you can also spot resident seals, white-bellied sea eagles and pelagic fish as they hunt in the rich seas below.
