Welcome to Tathra Beachside

Let us help make your dream holiday a reality.

Our multi award winning park boasts over 500 metres of absolute beach frontage, in the pretty seaside town of Tathra on the beautiful Sapphire Coast. This stretch of coast has been recognised as Australia's Coastal Wilderness for its unspoilt landscape and absence of crowds.

Our park offers guests a diverse range of accommodation options to suit all needs and budgets, from luxury, accessible 3 bedroom beach houses to shady, grassy camp sites and everything in between.

Summer isn't over yet!

Yes, summer peak season is an awesome time of year and it may be almost over. However, summer isn’t over yet! Infact the weather is usually hotter in February and the water temperature is warmer. The beach is just as beautiful and free from crowds. Tathra Beach is the only beach south of the Shoalhaven in NSW that has life guards every day of Summer, including all of February. This has been made possible by the generous support of local businesses. These businesses have combined their sponsorship to pay guards during the weekdays, while volunteers patrol on weekends, so that we can rest easy knowing our visitors are safe. So why not book a weekend during February and experience Summer without the crowds or peak season rates!

All roads to Tathra are OPEN!

If you are traveling from Melbourne, Sydney or the Illawarra, the Princess Highway is open all the way to Tathra. Share the love and community spirit on the way and spend some time and money in the small towns you pass through. The Monaro Highway is open if you are traveling from Canberra. In addition, holidaymakers can now travel to Mallacoota, following the full opening of Mallacoota Rd on Thursday. More than 650 kilometres of arterial roads and highways in the bushfire area in the east of the state have been reopened.

This information was correct at the time of publishing and we advise all travellers to check with their states live traffic agencies. In NSW click for livetraffic, in VIC click for vicroads. And as always, please travel safe