Set around Bhundoo the Clyde River, Batemans Bay and the stunning hidden gems of the Batehaven Coast, this part of Eurobodalla blends adventure and dining with arts and nature.
Think waterfront dining with views of the Tollgate Islands, river cruises, kayak tours and ancient landscapes in Murramarang National Park.
When you visit, don’t miss rock oysters fresh from farmer at Wray Street Oyster Shed (you can even visit by kayak), take a stroll around the Sculpture Walk and dine with views of the Tollgate Islands. Spend a day on Tourist Drive 7, visiting events along the coast between Batemans Bay and Moruya and returning via Mogo and Eurobodalla Botanic Gardens.
Discover accommodation, hospitality and local experiences available during the Festival, 25 September–5 October 2026.
Stay a little longer, explore more of the Eurobodalla and make the most of your Festival visit.
Highlights – river of art prize
Events
Artists
- Arts Directory, Digital/Screen Arts, Mixed Media, Photography, Visual Arts
- Digital/Screen Arts, Mixed Media, Music, Performing Arts, Sculpture
- Arts Directory, Jewellery, Sculpture, Visual Arts
- Arts Directory, Visual Arts
- Digital/Screen Arts, Fashion, Literary Arts, Mixed Media, Performing Arts, Photography, Textiles, Visual Arts
- Mixed Media, Sculpture, Visual Arts
- Arts Directory, Jewellery, Mixed Media
- 2023, Arts Directory, River of Art Prize Finalist, Visual Arts
- 2023, Arts Directory, River of Art Prize Finalist, Visual Arts
- 2023, Arts Directory, River of Art Prize Finalist, Visual Arts
- Arts Directory, Digital/Screen Arts, Performing Arts
- 2022, 2023, Arts Directory, River of Art Prize Finalist, Visual Arts