Durras

Durras is a small coastal village located on the South Coast of New South Wales, Australia. It lies within the Shoalhaven City Council local government area, approximately 170 kilometers south of Sydney. The area is known for its natural beauty, with pristine beaches and surrounding bushland attracting visitors for recreation.

The Durras district encompasses several beaches, including Durras Main Beach, a popular spot for swimming and surfing. Other nearby coastal areas offer opportunities for fishing and exploring the natural environment. The village itself is relatively quiet, providing a relaxed atmosphere for residents and holidaymakers. Accommodation options in the area typically consist of holiday houses and caravan parks.

The economy of Durras is largely based on tourism, with visitors drawn to its beaches and the tranquil setting. The local community is small, and services are limited, with most amenities found in larger nearby towns. Durras is accessible via the Princes Highway, making it a feasible destination for a weekend getaway or a longer holiday. The region's flora and fauna contribute to its appeal, with native wildlife often spotted in the area.