Bawley Bed and Breakfast

The Bawley Bed and Breakfast at Bawley Point on the South Coast of New South Wales Australia is a purpose built B&B mudbrick house that features five spacious ensuite bedrooms and is surrounded by 3 1/2 acres of native gardens and spotted gum forests.

Breakfasts at The Bawley Bed and Breakfast offer fresh seasonal fruits and a variety of cereals, teas and coffees followed by a delicious hot dish prepared by your hosts Leonie and Bryan Coombes. You can relax and plan your activities for the day at your leisure.

Slightly north of the halfway point between the New South Wales south coast tourist destination towns of Ulladulla and Batemans Bay, Bawley Point is the northern gateway to the Murramarang National Park.

With its close proximity to other New South Wales national parks and state forests, the numerous pristine south coast beaches and spectacular scenery, it is a mecca for ecotourism.

The abundant birdlife and wildlife and the many walking tracks offer great opportunities for bushwalking, bird watching and close encounters with the many kangaroos and occasional wallabies, while the many beaches make superb locales for holiday water activities such as surfing, diving and fishing.