Day 3 Narooma, NSW

What can I say....it feels like we are living in a Marine Park or aquarium.  We could have spent all day watching seals frolic and stingrays swish by near the boat ramps all day. The Mill Point boardwalk was lovely and took us to the harbour breakwater, swim beach and surf beach on the north side, and then had some serious geocaching to do at the Cemetery which overlooked Montague Island and then on the beach at Glasshouse Rocks to find an Earth Cache called V Fold (geological rock formation only 450 million years old). We had a fabulous day, bought some fresh local seafood, as Narooma is known for its oysters, and sadly sat and soaked up the last of the view before sunset as we ate our dinner. Off to the Alpine region tomorrow.

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We are sad to be leaving the South Coast of NSW, we understand why it is called the Sapphire Coast.  Thanks for following us.