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Far South Coast, NSW Wine Region

The Far South Coast Wine Region includes the coastal areas known as the The Eurobodalla Nature Coast (towns: Batemans Bay, Narooma, Moruya, Bodalla, Tuross, Mogo and Nelligen) and the Sapphire Coast (towns: Bega, Bomala, Bermagui, Eden, Merimbula, Pambula, Wonboyne). The Far South Coast includes a wide range of beautiful coastal landscapes, nature reserves, beaches, rivers and waterways. The rugged mountains in the hinterland of the region provide wonderful opportunities for ecotourism, bushwalking, hiking and camping. The major agricultural area is surrounding the inland town of Bega that lies at the junction of the Bega and Brogo Rivers. Bega is renowned for its dairy products, especially its cheeses. Visit the Bega Cheese Heritage Centre to learn about the cheese-manufacturing process, how the dairy industry developed and the history of cheese making in the Bega Valley. The popular tourist town of Batemans Bay boasts some of the most spectacular and unspoiled coastline in New South Wales with fabulous beaches and fishing in the river, estuary or offshore waters. You can enjoy the fresh and succulent local seafood including the famous Clyde River oysters which are regarded as amongst the best in the world. They taste much better when accompanied by a local wine.
The Far South Coast Region is home to 4 districts: Batemans Bay ; Narooma ; Bega ; Eden.

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Far South Coast NSW Region Wineries. Source: Google Maps - Map data ©2019 Google - Map data ©2019 Google

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