35.7922° S, 150.2292° E

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Malua Bay, Eurobodalla

Tucked away in a tranquil cove with towering gums and beautiful turquoise water, Shelter is the perfect base to explore the best the mid-South Coast and Eurobodalla region has to offer.

Sip award-winning wines at cellar doors; stroll through regional botanic gardens, visit islands, go on kayaking tours and walk the new Munjip Trail; unwind with yoga on the beach or sit down to a meal prepared by chefs who have one eye on the fields and one on the plate.

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A man walking along a rocky beach with dense trees and vegetation on a hillside to the right, overcast sky overhead.

Simply step out of our backyard and you’re on the sand or head north or south on foot and the Munjip Trail will take you to the most amazing stretch of coastline and hidden coves in NSW.

View of a river with clear water, a rocky shoreline, and trees along the bank seen through a frame of dark leafy branches and shrubs.

Location.

  • 3.5. hours South of Sydney and 2 hours from Canberra. We curate a road trip for you once you book.

  • A picturesque coastal drive brings you here or you can fly to Moruya Airport (20 mins away) and catch a taxi.

  • Dining - Oaks Ranch

    Adventure - Mogo Trails & Region X

    Cafe - Mossy Point General

  • We highly recommend a day trip to Narooma for the best culinary experience in the area - think oysters, Merivale goodness with Quarterdeck or Miss Chows. You can also do an amazing island tour to Montague Island.

The Oaks Ranch Golf Course, Mossy Point.

A golf course with a putting green, flag, and a lawn with grass. In the background, there are trees, a single-story building with a red-tiled roof, and a clear blue sky.
A large group of kangaroos, with one prominent in the foreground, standing and sitting on a grassy field during a sunny day.
Beachside scene with green shrubs, a leaning tree, a wooden staircase, rocks along the shore, and the ocean with a small island in the distance.
A beach scene with trees in the foreground and the shoreline visible with water and sand.