From September to November tours extend to include whale watching . From Narooma tours to the island are run on a regular basis by the National Parks and Wildlife Service and local tour boat operators . All tours offer you the opportunity to learn about Montague's remarkable plants and animals together with the island's geographical, Aboriginal and European history. Wadbilliga National Park South of the Deua National Park lies Wadbilliga covering an area of 76,400 ha to the west of Narooma and extending southwards for 48 km. It is one of the largest undisturbed river catchment areas in the state and includes parts of the Tuross, Wadbilliga and Brogo River systems.
Access is difficult.
Access to the Tuross River and Tuross Falls is via the Tuross Falls Rd which leaves the Badja Forest Rd about 4.5km along from the Countegany Rd. The final section of this road leading to the Cascades Camping Area is rough and probably best suited to 4WD vehicles. From Cascades a path leads off to a viewpoint overlooking Tuross Falls. The Wadbilliga Road runs through the centre of the park to Lake Creek Camping Area, however river crossings along this route can be a problem after heavy rain. Like the Deua, Wadbilliga is perfect for long bushwalks and overnight camping but there are no constructed paths.