North Durras is a quiet and secluded coastal village located about 25 km north of
Batemans Bay on the NSW South Coast. It lies on the northern side of Durras Lake, surrounded by Murramarang National
Park, offering unspoilt beaches, tranquil bushland, and abundant wildlife.Access:
Turn off the Princes Highway near East Lynne and follow Durras Road through forest for approximately 7 km to reach the village. The road is sealed and suitable for all vehicles, including caravans.Things to Do:Durras Lake – ideal for kayaking, canoeing, paddleboarding, and fishing in calm, sheltered waters.Beach activities – enjoy swimming, surfing, or beachcombing on the pristine sands of North Durras Beach.Bushwalks – access to superb
trails such as the Durras Mountain Walk, Rock Platform Walk, and Murramarang Aboriginal Area.Wildlife spotting – kangaroos, wallabies, goannas, lyrebirds, and native birds are seen throughout the area.Explore nearby beaches – short drives lead to Depot Beach,
Pebbly Beach, and other scenic spots within the national
park.
Places to Stay:Durras Lake North Holiday
Park – bushland setting close to the lake and beach, offering cabins and powered/unpowered sites.National
Park campgrounds – nearby options at Depot Beach and
Pebbly Beach provide natural surrounds with excellent facilities (bookings required).Private cottages and holiday homes – limited but available within the village for short stays.North Durras is the quieter of the two Durras villages — a peaceful retreat where the forest meets the sea, ideal for those seeking solitude and a genuine connection with nature.