Overview
The Narooma Seal Rest Point is a popular spot located in Narooma, a coastal town on the New South Wales (NSW) South Coast of Australia. It is part of the Narooma Marine Park, and the area is famous for its local population of Australian sea lions and seals that often rest on the rocks and islands off the coast.
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Key Features of the Seal Rest Point:
- Location: The Seal Rest Point is on the northwest side of Montague Island, which is about 9 kilometers offshore from Narooma.
- Wildlife: Visitors can often see Australian sea lions and New Zealand fur seals basking on the rocks, particularly during the warmer months.
- Best Time to Visit: The seals and sea lions are commonly seen year-round, but during summer, their numbers tend to peak.
- Access: You can access the Seal Rest Point via boat tours from Narooma. Several companies offer wildlife-watching tours that allow visitors to get up close to the seals.
The area is also home to a number of other marine species and is a great spot for those interested in nature, wildlife photography, or just enjoying the pristine beauty of the coastal environment.
If you’re in the area, the nearby Montague Island Lighthouse is also a must-see, and the island offers some wonderful diving and snorkeling opportunities for those looking to explore underwater life.
