SEC-S14W4 | The best place you have ever visited | Today We Visited Batemans Bay

I am here to take part in "SEC-S14W4" The best place you have ever visited".

Let me agree with you that all places are best so whenever I visit a place I do thorough research. The place I am posting about is the one I visited today, especially for this contest. I would like to invite @f2i5, @nahela, and @malikusman1. My special thanks to @pea07 for inviting me to this contest.

“Man cannot discover new oceans unless he has the courage to lose sight of the shore.” – Andre Gide

Please describe what the theme/purpose of your visit was

To be honest, when I thought about the best place I had ever visited, there were several places in my mind that I wanted to write about. But then there was no place that I had visited and written about on one or another website, so I had no place to write about my best or even a normal trip.

  

So the theme of my visit was to make a post for this contest. Then I thought about Batemans Bay, which is a scenic beach just about two hours drive from Canberra City.

  
So We packed our car and started. As I mentioned since I had no places to post I decided to visit it today, the first day of our summer vacation, and post it here. The place is about 150 km from Canberra, which should take hardly one and a half hours, but it took two hours as we passed through hills and had several sharp turns throughout the route.

  

Was it in cold weather or on a summer trip?

It's an interesting question, and my answer is equally interesting. This is the top of the summer weather in Australia, but the weather here right now is too cold for the last couple of days.

Today the weather was better. At least when we started from Canberra, it was about 12 degrees Celsius, and when we reached Bateman's Bay in New South Wales, the weather was around 20 degrees Celsius.

However, suddenly it became cloudy, and the weather dropped to 18 besides the wind made it even colder.

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Did you go with your family or friends?

I went there with my wife, although she had a little fever, so we decided to just go and have some fun. We had no swimming program, so our visit was limited to walking and sightseeing.

What were the attractions during your visit? If you have your own images, please provide them.

Me and my wife got up at 6 as usual and made some puris, an Indian form of deep-fried bread, had it for breakfast, and packed a few for the trip. We kept all our camping equipment in the car and left our home at 9.30.

We set the direction on our phone, and off we went. Let me give you an idea of Batman's Bay. It's on the south coast of New South Wales and has all of the nice coastal atmosphere. Batemans Bay is one of the most visited beaches in Canbarrans.

We parked our car in front of the bay

Batman's Bay is the end of the Clyde River, and the place we went forms the mouth of the Tasman Sea in the South Pacific Ocean. The place has several beaches, but we decided to go to Corrigans Beach as we had heard so many good things about this one.

We would love to read about your vivid and memorable sightseeing, local culture, and dining experiences.

  

  
Batemans Bay has a lot to see, but one has to spend at least a week there. Since we had to return today itself, we kept our activities limited to the beach and surrounding areas. Most people who visit this beach bring their own boats and stay here for a few days.

This place offers a multitude of water and nature-based activities, and with its temperate climate, national parks, and spectacular waterways, “The Bay” is a popular holiday destination all year round.

The bay is beautiful, we saw several small islands and sandy beaches frequented by dolphins and full of marine life. We could go to Snapper Island, which is not far off from Corrigans Beach and, like the larger Tollgate Islands beyond, is a protected reserve home to vulnerable birdlife.

I wish we had more time, as there is so much to do in Batemans Bay. In Bateman's Bay, we have a wide choice of fishing, surfing, jet skiing, kite surfing, swimming, and other popular water-based activities.

On land, cycle paths, bushwalks, and scenic drives are a great way to explore the area.

There are several food chains and restaurants in the area. I am a vegan, but if you love to eat seafood, walk to The Boatshed on the southern foreshore and go to the Clyde shopping center for a nice feast.

Take a walk and discover relaxed coastal cafes and eateries serving a variety of breakfasts, lunches, and dinners. If you're interested in seafood, you're in the right place. There are plenty of cafes, places to eat, and restaurants that make this waterfront even more attractive.

The last time we went there, we had a walk and a bike ride on the shared path that passes through the marina, golf club, Animal Park, and on to Batehaven and the large park at Corrigans Reserve. The place we visited today is one of the most favored swimming beaches, with several rock platforms surrounded by small islands that are visible from a distance.

We wanted to go to Batemans Bay Regional Botanic Garden, which is just a ten-minute drive away, and so many other places, but I wanted to post it in this contest, so I came back. There is so much to see and admire, like its old history.

To the north, to the beach a little further north of Batemans Bay, we walked in a lush green forest. As we walked further toward the bay area, we found that the place had forest-like growth.

We had no time to admire the other beaches in Murramarang National Park. But yes, we enjoyed the coastline, which is famous for its fascinating ancient rock formations and wonderful walking tracks.

We walked on the beach road, and that led us to the bay area, where we could see people taking their motorboats in the water.

We watched a number of people fishing, walking, surfing, or jet skiing at Corrigans Beach.

Our return trip to Batemans Bay via loop drive took us through the bustling shopping area, across the Lyde River Bridge, and onto the highway to Canberra.

Please describe: Was your journey safe and trouble-free, or did you face any problems

Safe, our entire journey was safe and pleasant! Australia is safe for all locals and visitors, and you seldom hear of a case of theft or bullying harassment. This part of the world is safest compared to anywhere else in the world, so we had no problem whatsoever.

I can recommend this place to anyone visiting North Coast NSW beach holiday destinations. Here, you can enjoy tropical landscapes, wonderful restaurants, and art galleries which will take you to a different world.
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