About Australia Rock
Australia Rock is a natural coastal rock formation located on the headland at the entrance to Wagonga Inlet in Narooma, Eurobodalla Shire, New South Wales. The rock features a hole eroded by the sea that closely resembles the outline of the Australian continent. Formed through natural coastal erosion, it is an iconic landmark and photographed attraction. Viewed from a dedicated lookout near the Narooma Blue Pool, it offers scenic ocean and inlet views.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a short walk from a car park to a fenced lookout platform overlooking a distinctive rock formation with a hole shaped like the Australian continent. The setting is an exposed coastal headland at the mouth of Wagonga Inlet with views of the ocean, inlet entrance, and surrounding coastline. The area includes interpretive signage, coastal walking paths, and proximity to the Narooma Blue Pool swimming area. It is primarily a sightseeing and photography stop.
Key highlights
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Natural rock formation with hole resembling the outline of Australia
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Dedicated lookout platform with views of Wagonga Inlet entrance and Pacific Ocean
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Located on scenic coastal headland near Narooma Blue Pool
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Iconic photography spot and symbol of Narooma
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Coastal walking track connecting to headland and ocean views