The Resort offers a fully-equipped camp kitchen where you can easily prepare your meals.

For your morning coffee you wont even need to leave the resort, there's a coffee and donut van on site called Mohr Nuts for Donuts. We made it our morning ritual to grab a coffee and a donut, take it back to our cabin and plan our day ahead.

For a casual meal with ocean views, JJ’s at the Marina is right next door and a favourite amongst many guests. You’ll enjoy fresh seafood - we recommend tucking into the streamed-to-order Black Mussels with house-made sourdough. 

Our favourite lunch spot is the busy takeaway fish and chippery, Innes Boatshed. It’s an old waterfront cottage, set on the Clyde River with plenty of outdoor seating.

Batemans Bay is well known for its Clyde River oysters, and you’ll find them featured on menus around town. Don’t leave the region without sampling if you’re an oyster fan.

Just a short walk and you’ll hit both Corrigans Beach and the boat ramp. A perfect spot for fishing, kayaking and strolling along the water.

Across the street from the Resort is also home to a 27-hole world-class golf course called Catalina Club. Hit the fairways or clubhouse - an excellent facility for relaxing in front of the fireplace or watching live sport on their giant screens.

Glide along Clyde river and its tranquil waterways by paddleboard or kayak. You can cast a line and do some fishing directly from the shore, but for a chance to catch a large Flathead, Badenoch Fishing Charters offer a range of brilliant experiences.

A 15-minute drive to Mogo Wildlife Park is a brilliant family day out. Being a smaller zoo, you get the opportunity to get up close and personal to incredible animals including gorillas, rhinos, giraffe, zebra, meerkats, cheetah, snow leopards and white lions.

Mid-week the resort is peaceful and then when the weekend comes you'll often hear the early buzz of boats heading out from the ramp on weekends - ideal if you’re an early riser or keen to catch that golden sunrise.