The south coast of New South Wales is famous for its temperate climate and amazing beaches. The area of Murramarang National Park is no exception. Based out of Batemans Bay, you can witness incredible mountain ranges and dramatic coastline.

Each of the 27 beaches is surprisingly different. Walking this stretch of the coast gives you an insight into the timeline of the Australian environment; be prepared to walk rock ledges, sandy beaches, pebbly coves and rain forest trails.

Hiking with only a daypack on during this supported and guided hike, you can enjoy a relatively weightless hiking experience with optional side hikes, yummy lunches and arrivals at your cabin destinations along the route. Depending on the season, you may also be able to spot whales, dolphins, and kangaroos.

There is ample time to enjoy a peaceful morning on the beach by yourself or tuck into that book you've brought along.