Hotels with Restaurants in Moruya

I stayed at this cabin in early autumn, though summer still lingered in the air. The light stretched long into the evening, filtering through the trees, casting a warmth that made the place feel like its own little world.Paul the host, sets a fire each night, and it’s more than just warmth—it gives the place energy, a quiet heartbeat in the stillness. The cabin, built from recycled materials, carries a quiet charm—each piece with a past, now part of something whole. The dog roamed freely in the enclosed yard, the horses wandered the paddock, and the beaches weren’t far, but it was easy to stay put.The best part? The view. It stretches down through the valley, all the way to the horizon, a peaceful expanse that pulls you in and recentres you. The space is immaculate, cared for in a way that makes you feel at home the moment you arrive.I left knowing I’d come back. Some places stay with you.

Across the street from the beach

being able to bring ouir pet dog