Burrewarra Point is a large headland just south of Batemans Bay on the south coast of New South Wales. There are good snorkeling spots on both the north and south sides of the headland, a good swimming beach on the north side at Guerilla Bay, and a large Banksia forest on the headland with a very pleasant walking track running through it.
Early one morning on the southern side of the peninsula.
Early one morning on the southern side of the peninsula.
Early one morning on the southern side of the peninsula.
Ants crawling on a grevillea flower.
A wattlebird feeding on grevillea nectar.
On the track between Guerilla Bay and Rosedale. Spotted Gums (Corymbia maculata) have this distinctive patchy bark.
Above the cliffs on the southern side.
Looking back towards Broulee from the headland.
A wildflower beside the walking track.
A good spot for snorkeling on the Guerilla Bay side of the point.
Snorkeling off Burrewarra Point. The visibility was fairly poor on this occasion.
Yes, there are fish! Mostly small ones though. The Batemans Marine Park protects this area from mid 2007, so hopefully there will be bigger ones in future.
More fish. The yellow snakey thing is an eel.
Rainbow lorikeets feeding outside the house.
Pelicans in Batemans Bay.