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1 | 2020 Shoalhaven Visitor Guide
MANY EXPERIENCES - ONE DESTINATION
2 | 2020 Shoalhaven Visitor Guide
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Contents
4 Acknowledgement
The wheelchair icon and operators
of Country
appearing in purple throughout this guide
6 Local Aboriginal Culture
Front cover: Pretty Beach. Back cover: Morton National Park.
indicates accessible facilities. Contact
8 White Sands Coast
individual operators for more info, or for
10 Our Favourite Lookouts
fully audited products visit itsheaven.org
12 Into the Wild
14 Foodie Goodness * Hire beach wheelchairs for free from
16 Shoalhaven Wine Coast September to April from various locations
18 Adventures on Water throughout the Shoalhaven. For more
20 Reel in Holiday Memories information and other inclusive tourism
22 Scenic Towns ideas see shoalhaven.com/inclusive.
24 Events
This page: Mount Bushwalker.
26 Art and Culture
28 Whale of a Time
30 Accommodation
32 Paw-some Getaways
33 Leave Only Footprints
34 Sponsors
58 Service Directory
66 Weddings
67 Visitor Services
© Copyright Shoalhaven City Council. All information in this brochure is
correct at time of publication. Prices are subject to change at any time.
SHOALHAVEN VISITOR CENTRES
Shoalhaven Entertainment Centre, Nowra
42 Bridge Road
Ulladulla Civic Centre
Princes Hwy
ACCOMMODATION BOOKINGS Just 2 hours drive from Sydney and Canberra
& VISITOR INFORMATION FROM SYDNEY FROM MELBOURNE
tourism@shoalhaven.nsw.gov.au Via M1/A1 - 145 km (2hrs) Via Highway No.1 - 830km (10hrs)
02 4421 0778 Via Grand Pacific Drive - 163km (2.5hrs)
BUS & RAIL
Via Hume Highway (2hrs)
Transport Info 131 500
@visitshoalhaven FROM CANBERRA transportnsw.info
Via Kings Highway - 280km (2.5hrs)
#shoalhaven Main Road 92 - 194km (2hrs)
shoalhaven.com
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Kangaroo
Valley
Dharawal
Tallowa Berry
Dam
Shoalhaven
Heads
Cullunghutti
Burrier Nowra
Greenwell
Ettrema Point
Yalwal Culburra
Beach
Callala
Dhurga & Dharawal are Bay
the identified Aboriginal
languages in the Shoalhaven Currarong
and beyond. Huskisson
Tomerong
Bewong
Sassafras Wandandian Vincentia
Sussex Booderee NP
Inlet
Cudmirrah
Fishermans
Paradise Bendalong
Lake
Dhurga Milton
Conjola
Didthul
Pigeon House Mollymook
Mountain Ulladulla
Yadboro
Lake
Tabourie
Termeil
Mogood
Bawley
Point
Kioloa
Durras
North
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Travel thoughtfully and respectfully,
remembering the footsteps of the ancestors
who walked this land before you,
and those who will follow.
Acknowledgement of Country
We acknowledge all Aboriginal people of the As you journey through the Shoalhaven,
Shoalhaven, the Bhwerawerri, Budawang, absorb the beauty of the land, its magnificent
Jerrinja, Murramarang, Tomikin, Wadi wadi, landscapes, spectacular waterways and
Wandi wandandian, Yuin, and associated abundance of native flora and fauna. Travel
clans of which many are Dhurga and Dharawal thoughtfully and respectfully, remembering
language speakers. We value their long rich, the footsteps of the ancestors who walked this
cultural and spiritual connections to the land before you, and those who will follow.
Shoalhaven area.
Natural landmarks like Cullunghutti Coolangatta Mountain (image above), Moyean Hill (north of Cullunghutti
Mountain) and Didthul Pigeon House Mountain, hold significant cultural meaning to Aboriginal people of the
Shoalhaven.
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Aboriginal Experiences
When you visit, you are walking on country with the longest continuing culture
on earth. Our local Aboriginal community retains a deep spiritual connection
with the land, and offers immersive experiences to add a really special element
to your holiday.
Djiriba Waagura (meaning two crows) is run special place at the southern end of Jervis Bay
by Matthew Simms, a Wandi Wandian man offers a wide range of cultural experiences on
offering immersive cultural experiences such as country, and is a very popular spot for camping
interpretive walks that include activities like spear and day visits. To make life easy, you can pre-
making, dance, bush food and storytelling in the purchase campsites and/or day passes ($13 per
Nowra area. Matt and his father, a local elder, car) online at booderee.gov.au or call the visitor
also perform traditional welcome to country centre on 02 4443 0977.
including smoking ceremonies, call 0401 623 566.
Run by the Freeman family, Galamban
Mirritya Mundya based in Callala offer delivered Extraordinary Aboriginal Experiences offers
grazing platter boxes for brunch, morning tea or unforgettable cultural experiences that come
sunset starters. They also provide pop up dinner from many lifetimes of knowledge. Engage in
nights and group luncheons with low and slow the cultural heritage of Wreck Bay, learn about
smoked proteins, native bread and the signature weaving, Indigenous tools and technology,
Lemon Myrtle Blackfish. Order online mmundya. or hear ancient yarns by the campfire. The
com or call 0400 285 461. KoffeeClan Van at Green Patch in Booderee
provides delicious coffee, after swim treats and
Booderee National Park is co-managed by the
Aboriginal style catering for special events, more
Wreck Bay people and Parks Australia. This
info at galamban.net or call 02 4442 1117.
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For more on
Aboriginal
experiences go to
shoalhaven.com/
discovery
Give Wreck Bay Elder Paul McLeod of Further south near Milton you can experience
Wandimarratomi a call to participate in self- a full day on Budawang country with Trish and
identity and spirituality programs, connecting Noel Butler from Nura Gunyu. In 2019 Noel won
you to knowledge and traditions of his people, the Outstanding Contribution to Reconciliation
phone 0467 985 472. At Jervis Bay and parts Award for NAIDOC week to acknowledge
of the escarpment, Walbanga woman Deidre the years of working and sharing his cultural
Martin hosts guided walks with damper, native knowledge and skills with Indigenous and non-
tea and traditional weaving under the name Indigenous people alike. On Country workshops
of Bugiya Naway Buradja (Yesterday, Today, with Noel and Trish are all encompassing,
Tomorrow). Book online at aboriginalculture- starting with bush food walks and finishing with
deidremartin.com seafood feasts. Book online or call 0405 646 911.
Raymond Timbery has taken over his grandfather Follow the way of the Rainbow Serpent in
Laddie’s legacy at Bidjigal Arts and Crafts in Ulladulla by booking an interpretive walk along
Huskisson. Browse the shop for cultural artefacts, the coastal Coomee Nulunga Trail, $20 for
learn how to throw a boomerang or go on a adults, $10 for kids. Phone 02 4455 5883.
bush tucker tour around the mangroves of
The local NPWS Discovery Ranger program
Currambene Creek. Right next door to the Jervis
organises interpretive walks with local Aboriginal
Bay Maritime Museum, Raymond and his team
guides for small groups. Bookings can be made
can take bookings for groups on 0402 547 660.
for Morton and Jervis Bay National Parks or
Bomaderry Creek Regional Park on 02 4423 2170.
Left to right: Noel
and Trish Butler, Deidre
Martin’s traditional weaving,
Uncle Paul McLeod performing
a smoking ceremony at Fairgrounds
Festival, a beautifully presented platter from
Mirritya Mundya, Matthew Simms looking deadly,
learning about bush food with Nura Gunyu, Aunty Julie
Freeman telling a campfire yarn. Top of page: weaving with
Deidre Martin.
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White Sands Coast
Clear blue waters, friendly villages and unspoilt national parks are dotted along
a captivating coastline. You may have heard of Hyams, but did you know there
are 16 white sand beaches in Jervis Bay? Spanning more than 100 kilometres,
play the 100 Beach Challenge to find your new favourite.
Discover our 16 white sand beaches, a result of of aquatic fun, book a lesson or hire a stand-
bountiful levels of quartz where the bush meets up paddleboard from one of our local guides
the beach. Each with their own unique features, and head to the calm waters of Collingwood
you’ll want to dip your toe in every beach! Start Beach. Near the old Holden Street Boat Ramp
exploring via the new Round the Bay Walk, an (part of the Historic Wool Road from Goulburn)
accessible pathway that starts at Callala Bay, you’ll find Orion Beach, a sheltered swimming
or enjoy great shopping, cafés and restaurants spot that’s excellent for kids. Callala Beach and
along the way in the cute villages of Huskisson Callala Bay are also family-friendly, with more
and Vincentia. than six kilometres of beach to find your own
special spot. The Husky Ferry is located in
A northbound walk along pet friendly Nelson
nearby Myola, and offers a regular service over
Beach leads to a grassy reserve at Plantation
to Huskisson.
Point, ideal for a beachside picnic. For a bit
Left to right:
Diving with the seals,
snorkelling at Callala Bay,
crystal clear waters of Jervis Bay,
Currambene Creek entering the Bay
at Huskisson, Greenfield Beach, Weedy Sea
Dragon near Bowen Island, Hole in the Wall Beach
in Booderee National Park.
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You’ll find several beach snorkelling spots shallow and deep-water rock reefs, sand zones,
where you can see fish, seals, dolphins, sea seagrass meadows, silty sandflats, platforms
urchins and many other marine species if you’re and caves to explore.
lucky. Shark Net Beach and Huskisson Beach*
For deeper underwater exploration, you can
boast calm swell, crystal clear waters and rocky
swim with the whales during May to November
reefs. Greenfield Beach, with its sheltered
or dive with our cute seal colony at Drum and
aspect, is great for beginners and conveniently
Drumsticks courtesy of Dive Jervis Bay. You can
connected to Blenheim Beach via the White
also learn how to freedive with the crew at Woe
Sands Walk. Murrays Beach and nearby Hole
Be Gone Freedive, or book a private adventure
in the Wall in Booderee National Park have
with Crest Diving.
Discover our
white sand
beaches with
100beach
challenge.com
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Our Favourite Lookouts
From mountains to coastlines, from bush to beach our scenic lookouts boast
views that will take your breath away. Here’s a sneak peek at our favourite
Shoalhaven lookouts. Cast your eye over our popular blog post for a
comprehensive list of these Instagram-worthy wonders.
Visit
our popular
lookouts blog
shoalhaven.com/
lookoutsShoalhaven Visitor Guide 2020 | 11
Lighthouses stand sentinel to our maritime a fire trail and features an elevated walkway
heritage and are excellent whale watching with panoramic views of the Shoalhaven coast
spots from May to November. Point and Morton National Park.
Perpendicular is surrounded by sheer cliffs that
Didthul Pigeon House Mountain is a special
tower more than 80 metres above Jervis Bay
place to our local Aboriginal people, with
and the classic old white and blue lighthouse a
connection to country dating back more than
picturesque beacon. Cape St George, Warden
20,000 years. It’s also a popular and challenging
Head and Crookhaven Heads also offer
hike with ladders leading to an epic summit.
incredible vantage points.
Abrahams Bosom Reserve features Gosangs
Soak up the epic wilderness of Morton National Tunnel and has significance to traditional
Park, a bushwalker’s paradise. The cliffs at owners dating back more than 4,000 years. Not
Three Views Lookout in Kangaroo Valley offer for the faint hearted, you must crawl through a
vistas of Lake Yarrunga, Tallowa Dam and 30-metre-long tunnel to get to sweeping vistas
the Shoalhaven River. George Boyd Lookout of open ocean, it’s worth the effort!
boasts simultaneous coastal and hinterland
Bring your four-legged friend to Cambewarra
panoramas. Further south you can spot Didthul
Mountain Lookout, pet friendly and perched
Pigeon House Mountain and The Castle from
high on Cambewarra Range there’s a
Little Forest Plateau and Florence Head. If
breathtaking view of the Shoalhaven coastline.
you’re after a romantic picnic spot, Pointer Gap
They even offer a puppacino for your paw-
Lookout is perfect, featuring coastal views from
some friend! Further south, Mogood Lookout
Sussex Inlet to Bawley Point.
is the perfect scenic stop for 4WD adventurers
An easy drive along Main Road 92 leads you travelling with a pooch. The 360-degree
to Tianjara Falls, a 65-metre plunging waterfall views of Clyde State Forest caps off the fun,
that overlooks the Ettrema wilderness. Nearby dirt road voyage.
Jerrawangala Lookout is a fun adventure down
Opposite page: Point Perpendicular
Lighthouse. This page left to right:
Hanging Rock Lookout at Bens
Walk, Didthul Pigeon
House Mountain,
Florence Head
Track.12 | 2020 Shoalhaven Visitor Guide
Into the Wild
Disconnect from your devices to reconnect yourself with nature. The
Shoalhaven’s endless opportunities for epic bushwalks, taking in stunning
scenery and guided wilderness experiences, will help you switch off from
the hustle and bustle.
A walk in the wild does wonders for kilometres from Huskisson to Vincentia. The
your physical and mental wellbeing. The wide walkway is wheelchair accessible and
Shoalhaven’s fresh, coastal air and beautiful excellent for bikes and prams and connects
scenery is the perfect prescription for a digital up over the creek in Callala Bay. It also helps
detox. Bens Walk in Nowra is a pet friendly trail, that there’s a cute town with great cafés at
featuring sweeping views of the Shoalhaven either end!
River, rock overhangs and a suspension
Didthul Pigeon House Mountain is a very
bridge the kids will love. Strolling through
special place to local Aboriginal people,
the paperbark forest with black cockatoos
and you are welcome to respectfully climb
chattering above you makes this walk a delight
its majestic summit. This walk is definitely a
for the senses.
challenge with both flat sections and very
For incredible views of white sand beaches, steep ladder climbs. Make sure you come in
the Round the Bay Walking Track is a lovely the cooler months to beat the heat and enjoy
new pathway that hugs the coastline for four the serenity.
Left to right:
Mount Bushwalker
Track, Moo from Ulladulla
Yoga Aerial Strength, Bens Walk
in Nowra, Australian King-Parrot, having
a ‘Cliffnic’ with Outdoor Raw, scootering on
the Round the Bay Walking Track, coffee break on
a multi-day hike in Morton National Park.Shoalhaven Visitor Guide 2020 | 13
Go deeper into the wild on a guided outdoor Mountain and to popular Pebbly and Pretty
experience with a local expert. Big Nature Beach tracks.
Adventures offer multi-day hikes and rock
For something even more daring, book a
climbing through the epic landscapes of
‘Cliffnic’ with rock climbing experts Outdoor
Morton and Murramarang National Parks. Lure
Raw, where you can dine on a selection of
your kids away from the screens by enrolling
delicious Shoalhaven goodies while suspended
them into a Rewild Your Child workshop with
from a clifftop, or even a proposal package
Bluegum Bushcraft, where wilderness mentors
that also includes a photographer. You can
teach bushcraft skills. The high ropes and
also book a beginner or advanced climbing
ziplines at Trees Adventure will exhilarate
adventure with Rob from Climb Nowra. There’s
the entire family as you view Nowra and the
nothing like exploring a new place with the
Shoalhaven River from new heights. Region
help of friendly locals!
X offers guided day walks to Pigeon House
Get all
the details
on adventure
activities here
shoalhaven.com/
adventure14 | 2020 Shoalhaven Visitor Guide
Foodie Goodness
Make memories whilst adventuring through our bustling gastronomic scene.
Some of your best vacation moments might be sparked by amazing times
around food and wine. With award-winning local eateries, a vibrant coffee
scene and many options for healthy, holiday dining including vegan and
vegetarian fare, it’s easy to treat yourself to the mouth-watering flavours
of the coast.
Indulge at two new eateries that have become Pelican Rocks Café holds the title for the Best
local favourites. Contemporary pub fare, killer Fish and Chips in NSW and Jim Wild’s Oyster
cocktails and a cool, steampunk atmosphere Service will shuck you the freshest oysters
can be found at The Dog & Monocle in Nowra. straight from the Crookhaven River.
For a sampling of unique, Australian flavours,
Head directly to the source and pick your
head to Bangalay Dining, beautifully nestled
own berries at Clyde River Berry Farm, or
amongst the Bangalay Sand Forest of Seven
harvest chestnuts at Sassafras Nuts whilst
Mile Beach.
in season. We also have many farm gates,
Seafood lovers must venture to Rick Stein at providores and community farmers markets
Bannisters, the Mollymook home away from year-round, where local growers share their
home for the famous chef. In Greenwell Point, passion for fresh produce.
Left to right:
Bannisters by the
Sea in Mollymook, The
Dog & Monocle in Nowra, Jim
Wilds freshly shucked oysters, Andrew
Gibson of Sunday Life enjoying a coffee.
Opposite page: Chef Brent Strong at Bangalay
Dining in Shoalhaven Heads.The Shoalhaven has some of the country’s Vegetarians, you can’t go past Pilgrims,
best coffee roasters. In Nowra, Hyper Hyper is who boast a 100% meat-free menu and two
consistently ranked among the top Australian locations in Milton and Huskisson. Or try the
cafés for their super strong house-made vegan, raw food delights at Back 2 Earth in
Italian-style espresso. Also in Nowra, Hit N Berry, where you can book in for a meal or opt
Run are winners of several Australian and for the full retreat package. Your taste buds are
international roasting awards. The coffee in for a treat with so much foodie goodness
masters at Sunday Life pump out their local and decadence in our region!
brew from a retro arcade in Ulladulla. They also
roast for Pearla Kombi who sell raw, vegan
desserts roadside and beachside, mostly at
Narrawallee or Lake Tabourie.
Find more
delicious ideas at
shoalhaven.com/
foodie16 | 2020 Shoalhaven Visitor Guide 1
Kangaroo
Valley
2
3
Dharawal
Tallowa Berry
Dam
7 Shoalhaven4
Heads
6 5
Cullunghutti Read more
about our winery
Burrier Nowra experiences at
Greenwell
Ettrema Point shoalhaven.com/
Yalwal Culburra
wine
Beach
Callala
Dhurga & Dharawal are Bay
the identified Aboriginal
languages in the Shoalhaven Currarong
and beyond. Huskisson
Tomerong
Bewong
Sassafras Wandandian Vincentia
Sussex Booderee NP
Inlet
Cudmirrah
Fishermans Shoalhaven Cellar Doors
Paradise Bendalong
1 Yarrawa Estate
Lake 2 Jasper Valley Wines
Dhurga Milton
Conjola 3 Silos Estate & Wileys Creek
4 Mountain Ridge Wines
Didthul 8 5 Coolangatta Estate
Pigeon House Mollymook 6 Two Figs Winery
Mountain Ulladulla
7 Cambewarra Estate
Yadboro
8 Cupitt’s Winery
Lake
9 Bawley Vale Estate
Tabourie
Termeil 9
Mogood
Bawley
Point
Kioloa
Durras
NorthShoalhaven Visitor Guide 2020 | 17
Shoalhaven Wine Coast
Where else in the world can you spend the morning at the beach and enjoy a
leisurely afternoon at a winery? With cool coastal breezes, fertile soils and a
temperate climate, the art of wine production is just in our nature. Almost a
dozen cellar doors are scattered along our Shoalhaven wine trail, with unique
experiences that showcase much more than wine.
Connect with our thriving viticulture scene on Mountain Ridge Wines are also rolling out
a deeper level. Did you know that in addition EV charging stations, plus the vineyard has
to tastings, many of our wineries offer some musicians playing on Sundays and an on-site art
very cool experiences too? A spot of high tea gallery. Bawley Vale Estate hosts Music on the
amongst the vines at Cambewarra Estate Lawns some Sundays, where the winery is filled
is great for a girls’ weekend and birthdays. with tunes, pizza and great vibes. They’ve also
Foodies will also love the ‘Regional Tasting just launched The Grange, a stunning industrial
Plate’ at Coolangatta Estate, which features venue and great spot for indoor tastings and
wine tasting served alongside olives, oysters events.
and local flavours. The vineyard’s 4WD tractor-
Indulge in an entire day at Cupitt’s Winery,
bus, Bigfoot also takes visitors on a scenic and
Fromagerie, Brewery and Kitchen. The family
exhilarating ride.
business has recently been inducted into the
Take it up a notch and view our coastal NSW Tourism Awards Hall of Fame. Cupitt’s
vineyards from the air. Silos Estate can arrange is the perfect place to have a meal or a drink
a visit by private helicopter, where you land on the deck and watch the sun set over Burrill
right in the middle of the winery! They also Lake and green rolling hills. Book a Tour & Taste
have several electric vehicle charging stations Experience or Sunset Tour and peruse their
for all the green drivers out there. After sipping bustling Growers Market on the last Saturday
on your wine, venture down to meet the cute of each month.
alpacas that call this property home.
Left to right:
Silos Estate alpacas,
Karli and Leah of Kenny
Escapes, Cupitt’s Winery, High
Tea in the Vines at Cambewarra
Estate, Pip Glover owner of Mountain Ridge
Winery, Bigfoot Adventures at Coolangatta Estate,
Shoalhaven grape vines.18 | 2020 Shoalhaven Visitor Guide
Adventures on Water
Immerse yourself in fun water activities and feel that refreshing glow. Water is
a natural healer and the Shoalhaven is an aqua baby’s wonderland. With world
class surf beaches, beautiful bays, flowing rivers and serene lakes, discover our
unspoilt waterways and the variety of activities that offer endless fun in the sun.
We’re a breeding ground for surfing world View the Shoalhaven from a kayak or canoe,
champions like Pam Burridge and Tyler Wright paddling on the water makes you appreciate
and we’re lucky there’s a wave for every surf nature and is sometimes the best way to
ability. Beginners can learn to surf with our discover a new place. Kangaroo Valley is a
expert locals at easy spots like Mollymook*, kayaking mecca, with many guided tours and
Narrawallee and Seven Mile Beach*. Advanced multi-day adventures available through the
rippers, venture down to Culburra Beach* stunning sunken forest and upper river reaches.
or Bawley Point for some epic waves. Any
A kayak tour of Jervis Bay with our
kite surfers out there? Moona Moona Beach
knowledgeable operators may lead to a
and Collingwood Beach are local favourites,
wonderful discovery of whales, seals and
especially in winter when the southerly winds
dolphins. If you’re bringing your own kayak,
pack more of a punch.
canoe, boat or any type of watercraft, there
Left to right: Learn to surf class at Sussex
Inlet, local surfer Stella Crick, Sea
Kayak Jervis Bay. Opposite
page: canoeing in
Kangaroo
Valley.Shoalhaven Visitor Guide 2020 | 19
are numerous launch spots scattered along wildlife that surrounds you. There’s no need
the coastline. Please just make sure to abide for waves on a stand up paddleboarding
by maritime regulations and take extra care expedition, which is why it’s excellent for
around marine animals. Whales and dolphins newcomers. Get a lesson to learn all the ropes,
are curious creatures but it’s important to keep even though it’s a relaxing sport, getting all the
the legal distance so that we can all enjoy these tips and tricks from a professional will provide
unspoilt waters safely and happily. you with the best foundation to eventually go
out on your own.
Explore Lake Conjola, Lake Tabourie*,
Sussex Inlet* or Burrill Lake on a stand up
paddleboard and enjoy the serenity of our
unspoilt waterways and the abundance of
Book your
adventure with
a local guide,
more at
shoalhaven.com/
watersports20 | 2020 Shoalhaven Visitor Guide
Top to bottom: fishing
at Greenwell Point, Callala
Bay, a fishing competition at
Sussex Inlet, a boating pup at Culburra
Beach boat ramp, St Georges Basin Jetty,
father and son time at Racecourse Beach, the
Australian Pelican is a friendly fishing buddy.
Opposite page: boating at Sussex Inlet.Shoalhaven Visitor Guide 2020 | 21
Reel in Holiday Memories
Dust off the rods and shoot the breeze with some mates. The Shoalhaven’s
freshwater lakes, rivers, beaches and open seas offer plenty of opportunities to
wet a line and bring home a catch. Try your luck because a bad day out fishing
sure beats any other normal day!
The St Georges Basin estuary is ideal for fishing Point Perpendicular’s outer torpedo tubes are
adventures, with calm and sheltered waters great for elusive black marlin, which can be
and a peaceful setting, well known for flathead caught from the shore. Talk to the Visitor Centre
and tailor. Settle in at Basin View boat ramp or staff at Beecroft Peninsula before heading
venture to the canals of Sussex Inlet*, a local out, or visit local experts such as Dave from
hotspot for both lure and bait anglers at the JB Lures in Huskisson to get all your gear. We
run-in tide. You can hire all the necessary gear recommend making the most of your day by
(and even a boat) from Sussex Inlet Marine booking a guided tour of the bay with Simos
Centre. Afloat or hiring a vessel with Boab Boats.
Base yourself at Greenwell Point for easy access Ulladulla Harbour has been a commercial
to the Crookhaven River. This fishing mecca fishing port since the 1800s and celebrates
is filled with a variety of species including big its Blessing of the Fleet Festival every Easter.
mulloway and black bream. The public wharves Take it easy and drop in a line at the harbour’s
at Orient Point and the breakwall on Comerong edge to reel in local salmon, tailor and kingfish
Island are local favourites, remember to get in if you’re lucky. For an exciting experience, nab
touch with Marine Rescue if you’re heading out a large snapper or other deep-sea fish with the
on a big adventure, and chat to local anglers or experts at Ulladulla Fishing Charters. Lions
C-B Tackle in Culburra Beach for advice. Park Burrill Lake is a picturesque spot to try for
bream, whiting and flathead. If you happen not
Jervis Bay Marine Park ensures the
to snag a catch on the line, treat yourself to our
conservation of sea life whilst allowing
delicious local seafood or fish and chips to keep
recreational fishers to enjoy the environment,
the clan happy.
so just be sure to check park permissions and
sanctuary zones before venturing out.
Get all the
angling info
at our popular
fishing blog
shoalhaven.com/
fishing22 | 2020 Shoalhaven Visitor Guide
Scenic Towns
Hug the unspoilt coastline or meander through our lush hinterland. The scenic
route is always the best. A road trip through the Shoalhaven will lead you to
cute country towns, small heritage villages and large coastal communities,
each with their unique charm.
Learn more
about our towns
and villages
shoalhaven.com/
townsShoalhaven Visitor Guide 2020 | 23
Sydney-siders, head south along the Grand Tourist Drive 8 connects the Southern
Pacific Drive, venturing through the Royal Highlands to the Shoalhaven Coast via the
National Park and over the beautiful Sea Cliff hinterland. Stop at Fitzroy Falls before driving
Bridge before arriving at Shoalhaven Heads. over the famous Hampden Bridge into
Grab a pub feed and cool off with a dip at Kangaroo Valley. Nestled among sweeping
Seven Mile Beach* before continuing to our escarpment, the town is known for antiques,
lively hub of Nowra, a stone’s throw from the homewares and pies. Nearby, historic Berry has
majestic Shoalhaven River. Here you can stock a vibrant main street where you can café-hop,
up on your holiday shopping essentials and shop for unique souvenirs, fashion and gifts.
take advantage of the booming café culture.
The fastest route from Canberra to the coast,
Melbournians, roadtrip along the pristine Main Road 92, offers a voyage through the
Sapphire and Eurobodalla Coasts before historic towns of Bungendore, Tarago and
reaching the seaside town of Ulladulla. Perched Nerriga before traversing parts of the Old Wool
alongside the harbour, it’s an excellent fishing Road toward Jervis Bay. Back in the 1800s this
spot with thriving seafood eateries. Nearby road was used by farmers to transport fleece
Mollymook’s* incredible beaches are paired and leads you to Vincentia and Huskisson*, a
perfectly with beach-front eateries. The hub for aquatic adventure and home to vibrant
heritage-listed town of Milton is just minutes boutiques and contemporary eateries. Stroll
away where you will find an abundance of cafés, along the Round the Bay Walking Track with an
boutiques and a bustling small bar scene with icecream and soak up mesmerising views of the
live music. white sands coast.
Opposite page:
Historic Hampden
Bridge in Kangaroo
Valley. Left to right: exploring
in Kangaroo Valley township, Nowra
historic School of the Arts building, the
famous Berry Donut Van, Cambewarra Lookout.24 | 2020 Shoalhaven Visitor Guide
Events
JANUARY
Huskisson Carnival
Australia Day Celebration
Sussex Inlet Summer Carnival
Live Music at Mountain Ridge Wines
Summer Markets – Various Locations
FEBRUARY
Dressage By the Sea – Bawley Point
Berry, Nowra, & Kangaroo Valley Shows
Australian Surf Rowers League Open –
Mollymook
Sussex Inlet Choppers for Charity HUSKY TRI
Parade HUSKISSON - FEBRUARY 2020
Shimano Ultimate Triathlon Festival –
Huskisson
MARCH
Milton Show
Terra Nova Adventure Race
One Voice Shoalhaven – Nowra
White Sands Easter Carnival – Huskisson
Women’s Wellness Festival – Nowra
APRIL
Blessing of the Fleet – Ulladulla
Anzac Day Ceremonies
Ocean Swims –
Mollymook & Culburra Beach
Terara Country Music Camp Out
MAY
Arts in the Valley – Kangaroo Valley BIG COUNTRY
Big Country Festival – Berry BERRY - MAY 2020
World Championships Gold Buckle
Campdraft – Bawley Point
Berry Celtic Festival
World Surf League Pro Jnr –
Culburra Beach
National Motoring Heritage Day - Berry
JUNE
StoryFest – Ulladulla
SeeChange Festival – Jervis Bay
Winter Markets – Various Locations
JULY
NAIDOC Celebrations –
Nowra and Ulladulla
Berry Winter Orchid Show
Nowra Chilli & Chocolate Festival
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
Sussex Inlet Family Fishing Carnival
GOLD BUCKLE CAMPDRAFT
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AUGUST
Muir House Gallery Artists in Action –
Berry
Berry Quilt Show
Berry Camellia and Flower Show
South Coast Wedding Fair
Husky Running Festival – Huskisson
Aussie Night Markets – Nowra
Sculpture for Clyde – Bawley Point
SEPTEMBER
South Coast Food and Wine Festival –
Berry
Bondi2Berry - Berry
SEECHANGE Berry Small Farm Field Days – Berry
JERVIS BAY ARTS FESTIVAL South Coast Soul Festival – Huskisson
BAY & BASIN AREA - JUNE 2020 Shoalhaven Rowing Regatta – Nowra
Burradise Festival – Culburra Beach
OCTOBER
Kangaroo Valley Folk Festival
Shoalhaven River Festival – Nowra
Sand and Sea Festival – Jervis Bay
South Coast Craft Beer Festival – Milton
Koori Knockout
Bird Haven Festival – Shoalhaven Heads
Berry Garden Festival - Berry
Escape Artfest – Milton and Ulladulla
Shoalhaven Timber Festival - Milton
NOVEMBER
Husky Triathlon Festival
The Bay Games – Huskisson
SOUTH COAST FOOD National Indigenous Football
Championships
& WINE FESTIVAL Kangaroo Valley Craft Beer &
BERRY - SEPTEMBER 2020 BBQ Festival
L’Etape Australia
Fairgrounds Festival – Berry
DECEMBER
Berry Merry Christmas
Huskisson Christmas Shopping Day
Callala Triathlon
Christmas Carols
New Years Eve Fireworks
For all events and
up to date details
check
shoalhaven.com/
events
FAIRGROUNDS FESTIVAL
BERRY - NOVEMBER 202026 | 2020 Shoalhaven Visitor Guide
Art and Culture
Shoalhaven’s beautiful beaches and landscapes have captivated creative souls
for many years, including famous Australian landscape artist Arthur Boyd,
who moved here in the Seventies. Today, a vibrant and diverse art scene has
inspired our new Art and Culture trails. We have eight in total with around 80
arty things to do. Here’s a taste of just a few.
Our diverse history is showcased at our many cityscape with vibrance and colour. Step back in
museums, galleries and intimate artist studios. time on the Fossil Walk in Ulladulla with guided
Make your way through Australia’s naval options available and a Fossil House to browse.
aviation history at the Fleet Air Arm Museum.
Celebrate the hands of our local artisans at
Located at HMAS Albatross inside a very cool
Kangaroo Valley Woodcrafts and Kangaroo
hangar building, it even has its own flight
Valley Leadlights, where you can grab a unique
simulator! On Sundays, visitors can take a
souvenir and meet the makers. If you’d like
guided tour of Bundanon, Arthur Boyd’s studio
to create your very own masterpiece, book
and homestead that features many acclaimed
into one of the many craft workshops at This
Australian artworks.
Old House Studio in Berry or work some
For an outdoor arts trail, hit the streets of dessert magic in the kitchen at The Chocolate
Nowra to view our epic street art murals, where Cottages in Milton.
acclaimed street artists have transformed the
Left to right:
painting workshop
at This Old House Studio
in Berry, jeweller Alison De
Thélème, Arthur Boyd’s studio at
Bundanon, Roxy Cinema in Nowra, Case
Maclaim mural in Nowra - ‘The hands that built
our place’, the Lady Denman Ferry on display in Jervis
Bay Maritime Museum, historic Meroogal in Nowra.Shoalhaven Visitor Guide 2020 | 27
Start your summer vibe early at Fairgrounds You’ll also find musicians gigging at intimate,
Festival in November, where Berry local haunts such as Harvest Bar. Live music
Showground comes alive with this seventies- is paired with amazing vineyard views at
inspired music festival. It’s packed with Mountain Ridge Wines, Cupitt’s, and many
gourmet food vendors, artisan market stalls of our other wineries, and catch a variety of
and creative workshops, alongside a killer performing arts year-round at Shoalhaven
line-up of Australian and international acts. Entertainment Centre.
See all 80
arty things to do
across 8 trails at
shoalhaven.com/
art-culture28 | 2020 Shoalhaven Visitor Guide
Whale of a Time
Go wild about whales along our coastline. We’re so lucky the enormous
migratory journey, otherwise known as the Humpback Highway is right on
our doorstep. Between May and November each year when you visit the
Shoalhaven you can see these captivating creatures from land-based lookouts,
eco-cruises or even up-close with a brand-new whale swim experience!
Humpback whale numbers have risen stunning, ruined lighthouse at Cape St George
significantly in recent years and we are so in Booderee National Park or Warden Head at
fortunate they stop by to say Hi! every year. Ulladulla. A guided whale watching eco-cruise,
With one of the longest migratory voyages however, is the ultimate way to see these
of any mammal on earth, the whales retreat magical animals. Jervis Bay Wild and Dolphin
to the warm waters of the Pacific in May to Watch take guests out on the water from
August to give birth, returning south with Huskisson while providing commentary about
their newborn babies around September to the region and fun facts about the whales and
November. The calm waters of Jervis Bay are their calves. They also offer dolphin watching
an ideal halfway point along the route, acting cruises year-round. Further south, Ulladullla
as somewhat of a crèche for mums and their Fishing Charters also provide whale watching
calves to play, rest and learn whale behaviours tours for small groups on demand.
before returning home.
Port Venture of Jervis Bay Wild caters for
During the May to November migration people with limited mobility, offers wheelchair
period, whales can be spotted right from access, and boom-net adventures in the
the coastline at vantage points such as the warmer months.
Left to right:
Jervis Bay Wild’s
vessel Port Venture is
wheelchair friendly, dolphins
playing around paddleboarders in
clear Jervis Bay water, Dive Jervis Bay offers
a variety of trips for scuba diving and snorkelling,
visitors gearing up for a dive in the Marine Park.
Opposite page: Swim with the whales experience.Shoalhaven
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More about
whale watching
shoalhaven.com/
whales
There’s also a brand new experience which
offers the once in a lifetime chance to swim
with the whales. Dive Jervis Bay holds one
of only two licences in NSW waters to offer
this incredible experience. Whales are super
curious animals, sometimes approaching
boats and divers to see what they’re up to.
On this four-hour tour, you’ll actually be in the
water with them. The best time for this tour is
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Accommodation
Caravans and Motorhomes Bed & Breakfasts
Having your own home on wheels seems to be Stay in an original BnB for ultimate Shoalhaven
the dream these days. Want to pack up anytime hospitality. Our warm, local hosts love sharing
and still have all the mod cons? Yes please! The their insider tips on what to do and where to go.
Shoalhaven is the perfect place to test out your
new caravan, with many full-service and high-
Retreats, Lodges and Farmstays
Get back to nature. Our full-service retreats are
end campgrounds where you can travel in luxury.
excellent for special occasion getaways and our
Whether you want to stay in a state-of-the-art lodges and farmstays offer memorable holiday
park or somewhere out of the way with wildlife, experiences for families.
we have you covered. Many of our parks offer
facilities for cooking on an open fire and even Camping and Glamping
allow you to bring your well-behaved pet along. Sleep under the stars. Glamping or pitching a
We recommend you come from autumn to tent in our designated campgrounds are great
spring when our sites are less crowded. If you ways to reconnect.
are planning on a summer getaway, make sure
to book early so you don’t miss out on securing
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Boutique Hotels and Motels
Don’t lift a finger, our full-service hotels and
motels will make sure you’re taken care of, for
one night or a week.
Self Contained
Travelling in a large group? Live it up in a cosy
beach cottage, a luxurious house or a pet
friendly home away from home.
Browse our
accommodation
highlights online
shoalhaven.com/
accommodation
Left to right:
Pet friendly Merry
Beach Caravan Park,
Milton Country Retreat ‘The
Chocolate Cottages’, Lake View Cabin
at Holiday Haven Burrill Lake, Airstream at
Falls Creek, Surfside Cudmirrah Beach, Brogers
End sustainable accommodation in Kangaroo Valley,
Worrowing Jervis Bay Wilderness Hut.32 | 2020 Shoalhaven Visitor Guide
Paw-some Getaways
With our precious pets now recognised as Keep those tails wagging on our pet friendly
sentient beings in legislation, it’s hard not to walks. Bomaderry Creek is an oasis of
bring them on your family holiday! There are rainforest, spotted gum trees and small
plenty of paw-some outdoor adventures to hanging swamps. One Track for All boasts
be had in the Shoalhaven at State Forests, on spectacular views from Ulladulla Headland
walking trails and even at off-leash beaches. and tells stories of our Aboriginal past. For an
Just be sure to share the shore considerately to off-leash stroll by the water, head to Comorant
help maintain the unspoilt environment. Many Beach or Seven Mile Beach*. Please take
of our cafés and wineries welcome fur children extra care not to disturb our fragile shorebirds,
too and we have a variety of accommodation especially while they are nesting in sand during
options, doggy daycare and even places where spring and summer. Observe signs, adhere to
you can stay with your horse! restricted times and clean up after yourselves
and your pooch.
Download our
Pets on Holiday
guide at
shoalhaven.com/
petsShoalhaven Visitor Guide 2020 | 33
Leave Only Footprints
We don’t inherit the earth from our Say No! to bottled water and refill your own
grandparents – we borrow it from our children. drink bottle, the Shoalhaven recently won the
It’s important to keep our destination as gold medal for best tasting water in New South
unspoilt as possible for future generations. Wales! It’s likely that you’ll be café hopping
Get involved with Take 3 For the Sea by during your stay too, so why not bring a
taking three pieces of rubbish away with you reusable coffee cup along on your trip, many of
whenever you are at the beach, every bit helps our local cafés will reward you with a discount.
make a difference to our environment. Many of Our Visitor Information Centres in Nowra and
our wineries and boutique hotels are leading Ulladulla sell KeepCups and reusable bags,
the way for sustainability, with numerous making it easy to leave only footprints - Mother
electric vehicle charging stations across the Nature will thank you for it.
region. Just hop on board and enjoy your
road trip, your car will direct you to the nearest
charge point.
When printing this guide, sustainability
and enviromental initiatives were taken
into account, so you can rest assured it is
produced with the environment in mind.
Opposite page: Pet
friendly Cupitt’s Winery.
Left to right: Hooded Plovers
and other threatened and endangered
shorebirds nest on our shores, Brogers
End in Kangaroo Valley, living sustainably in
the Shoalhaven, huge spotted gum - Depot Beach
Rainforest Loop.34 | 2020 Shoalhaven Visitor Guide
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GEORGE BASS MOTOR INN
Located in a quiet position, off the highway and centrally
located to the town centre (5 minute walk). We offer
21 Reverse Cycle Air Conditioned Units. We are within
walking distance to Restaurants, Clubs, Visitor Information
Centre, Shoalhaven Entertainment Centre and the
Shoalhaven Hospital.
It’s a convenient place to base yourself and enjoy some of
the natural diversity of the Shoalhaven Region. The area
boasts some of the most spectacular scenery, including
coastal, forest, mountain and rural country.
65 Bridge Road Nowra
02 4421 6388
info@georgebass.com.au
www.georgebass.com.au
Things to see & do
• Fleet Air Museum
• Whale Watching (in season)
• Dolphin Watching Cruises
• Coolangatta Estate Winery
• Nowra Wildlife Park
HIDDEN CREEK CAMPSITE
Welcome to Hidden Creek Campsite, your escape to
peace and tranquillity, offering you a REAL camping
experience. Nestled amongst natural bushland,
surrounded by the Currambene Creek and with an
abundance of wildlife, each campsite is uniquely different
to suit all your needs. We have secluded powered and
unpowered sites, each with their very own camp fire pits
just waiting for those marshmallows to be toasted. We also
offer a variety of cabin accommodation scattered around
the campsite to suit all budgets and needs.
55 Goodland Road Woollamia
02 4441 5809
jbcabins.hiddenck@bigpond.com
www.hiddencreekcampsite.com.au
• Only 5km drive to Huskisson
• Individual camp fires
• Kayak hire
• Great amenitiesShoalhaven Visitor Guide 2020 | 39
HOLIDAY HAVEN HUSKISSON BEACH
If you’re looking for a holiday destination where the
choices are endless, then Holiday Haven Huskisson Beach
is the place for you. Located in beautiful Jervis Bay, our
park boasts pristine waters, white sand and uninterrupted
views of the bay.
The park offers a wide range of accommodation options
including, fully self-contained holiday cabins, powered
ensuite sites and shady campgrounds perfect for relaxing
with your favourite book, if you can tear your eyes away
from our magnificent view.
17A Beach Street Huskisson
1300 733 027
huskybeach@holidayhaven.com.au
www.holidayhaven.com.au/huskisson-beach
Our recreation facilities include:
• Swimming pool
• Kids playground
• Tennis court
huskisson huskisson huskisson PALM BEACH GOLF VIEW
beach motel beach B&B beach resort CARAVAN PARK MOTEL
(02) 4441 6387 (02) 4441 5003 (02) 4441 6110 (02) 4443 0356 (02) 4443 9502
24 HR CHECK-IN | MODERN AMENITIES | COMFORTABLE BEDS | AIR CONDITIONING40 | 2020 Shoalhaven Visitor Guide
ANCHOR BAY MOTEL
Unwind & explore in Greenwell Point - the crowning jewel
of the River & Coastal Plains of the Shoalhaven. We are
central for exploring the Shoalhaven and Crookhaven
rivers, unique villages like Pyree and Terrara, with
beachside towns of Callala, Currarong & Culburra, all just a
stone’s throw away. Stay with us at Anchor Bay Motel.
113 Greenwell Point Road Greenwell Point
02 4447 1722
info@anchorbaymotel.com.au
www.anchorbaymotel.com.au
BANGALAY LUXURY VILLAS
Luxury Accommodation | Restaurant | Bar + Kiosk
Designed with comfort and style as paramount, the villas
are moments from the beach in a biodiversity rich setting,
capturing the coastal breeze and sweeping views over the
golf course and out to the mountain range.
Onsite restaurant Bangalay Dining is open for breakfast,
lunch and dinner 7 days, showcasing highly awarded Head
Chef Brent Strong’s passion for native and local ingredients.
30 Staples Street Shoalhaven Heads 02 4448 7729
info@bangalayvillas.com.au
www.bangalayvillas.com.au
BANGALAY RETREAT
A simple and elegant retreat located on beachfront land
at Bawley Point, less than four hours from Sydney. We offer
luxurious African safari tents tucked behind sand dunes
and close to the beach on the stunning south coast of
NSW. The retreat offers private accommodation for singles,
couples or small groups of friends. A place from which to
explore all that the area has to offer or simply just to relax
and unwind in the natural bush and coastal surroundings.
285a Murramarang Rd Bawley Point
0490 067 616
info@bangalayretreat.com.au
www.bangalayretreat.com.au
BIG4 BUNGALOW PARK ON BURRILL LAKE
Absolute frontage to Burrill Lake, 26 acres of landscaped
lawn and gardens.
Close to Ulladulla, there’s never a dull moment. Private
boat ramp and 2 jetties put fishing, canoeing, kayaking,
SUP and pedal boating on your site or luxury spa villa’s
doorstep. Discover shaded BBQs, tennis, 2 swimming
pools, mini golf, jumping pillow, 3 playgrounds and
activities room. This is the place you would rather be...
123 Princes Highway Burrill Lake
02 4455 1621
reception@bungalow-park.com.au
www.bungalow-park.com.auShoalhaven Visitor Guide 2020 | 41 CHAPPIES BEACH HOUSE Chappies - the perfect choice for families or couples looking for a relaxing, peaceful holiday. Enjoy safe swimming, great walks, idyllic scenery, and try fishing, boating, bike riding, dolphin spotting and photography. • 4 min walk to Jervis Bay • 3 bedroom 2 bathrooms • Child & pet friendly with large secure rear yard • Large block with native gardens • Free wifi, Foxtel, Netflix & Youtube Premium • Linen & towels included • *No Hidden Charges* 57 Chapman Street Callala Bay 0418 237 244 info@chappiesjervisbay.com.au www.jervisbaypetfriendly.com.au CORAL TREE LODGE TOURIST PARK Coral Tree Lodge Tourist Park is located 15 kms east of Nowra on the banks of the Crookhaven river, which forms part of the Shoalhaven estuary. The park is a member of Top Parks Australia. Excellent holiday accommodation at realistic prices, offering boat ramp, jetty, 2 modern amenity blocks and a large swimming pool. Adjacent to the bowling club. 142 Greens Road Greenwell Point 02 4447 1358 coraltreelodge@westnet.com.au www.coraltreelodge.com.au DEPOT BEACH COTTAGES The five modern cottages are surrounded by the pristine Murramarang National Park and only 50 m from the beach. Relax on your private deck and look through giant spotted gums to the sand, surf, rock platforms and mountains. Depot Beach is secluded and uncrowded which makes it an ideal holiday destination. Depot Beach Road Depot Beach 0488 786 010 info@depotbeachcottages.com.au www.depotbeachcottages.com.au HARBOUR VIEW APARTMENTS ULLADULLA HarbourView is a perfect base for exploring Ulladulla and discovering the Shoalhaven Region. Our spacious accommodation options include Studio, one and two bedroom Apartments, with fully equipped kitchens. Overnight or extended stays are available. Complimentary Facilities include • Secure Off-Street Parking • Large Outdoor BBQ area • Laundry Facilities • Free Wi-Fi 72 South Street Ulladulla 02 4455 1100 info@harbourviewulladulla.com.au www.harbourviewulladulla.com.au
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HAWKESNEST AT HUSKISSON
Hawkesnest comprises of 5 individual luxury villas, situated
only a few hundred metres from the Heart of Huskisson.
Each villa has air conditioning, free wifi, quality Sheridan
sheets and beautifully comfortable Sealy beds. All of the
villas have linen provided, a fully equipped kitchen, a
Weber BBQ and bathroom amenities.
44 Hawke Street Huskisson
0478 008 814
bookings@hawkesnest.com.au
www.hawkesnest.com.au
HOLIDAY HAVEN CULBURRA BEACH
While staying at Holiday Haven Culburra Beach you’ll be
ideally situated to take advantage of boat ramps, fishing
spots, bushwalking, park facilities and local attractions.
We offer a range of accommodation options - from 3
bedroom cabins, family cabins and a host of camping sites.
2A Prince Edward Avenue Culburra Beach
1300 733 026
culburra@holidayhaven.com.au
www.holidayhaven.com.au/culburra-beach/
HOLIDAY HAVEN CURRARONG
Set amongst the creek, the beach and a sleepy coastal
town, Holiday Haven Currarong offers a range of
accommodation options for camping, caravanning, RVs
and cabin holidays.
The park is a perfect base to explore the nearby wonders
of Beecroft Peninsula, Point Perpendicular Lighthouse and
Honeymoon Bay.
8 Cambewarra Road Currarong 1300 555 515
currarong@holidayhaven.com.au
www.holidayhaven.com.au/currarong/
HOLIDAY HAVEN LAKE CONJOLA
Holiday Haven Lake Conjola offers a range of holiday
cabins, and level waterfront powered sites with
uninterrupted views across the lake.
While staying with us, you and your family can try kayaking,
fishing, swimming and water skiing. Conjola Beach is a
short trip over the sand dunes for surfing or beach fishing.
1A Lake Conjola Entrance Road Lake Conjola
1300 133 395
conjola@holidayhaven.com.au
www.holidayhaven.com.au/lake-conjola/Shoalhaven Visitor Guide 2020 | 43 HOLIDAY HAVEN SHOALHAVEN HEADS Holiday Haven Shoalhaven Heads is the ultimate weekend getaway. Our accommodation options include fully self-contained cabins, riverfront powered sites and our Dunes complex which is the perfect accommodation option for families and groups. 49 McIntosh Street, Shoalhaven Heads 1300 782 222 shoheads@holidayhaven.com.au www.holidayhaven.com.au/shoalhaven-heads HOLIDAY HAVEN ULLADULLA Holiday Haven Ulladulla is a family favourite with fully furnished cabins, ensuite sites, powered and unpowered camping sites - all travellers and holiday makers will find accommodation to suit here. Stroll to shops, cafés, restaurants, fishing spots and beaches with direct access to Lobster Jack’s beach from the holiday park. 14 Did-Dell Street Ulladulla 1300 733 021 ulladulla@holidayhaven.com.au www.holidayhaven.com.au/ulladulla HOLIDAY HAVEN WHITE SANDS Holiday Haven White Sands offers a range of options to suit campers, caravans, RVs, as well as cabins fully furnished to be the ultimate home away from home. For those who enjoy the little touch of luxury, the park offers Safari Tents with uninterrupted views over Jervis Bay. Direct access to Huskisson Beach and a 10 minute stroll to clubs, pubs, cruises, shops, cafés and restaurants. 2 Beach Street Huskisson 1300 733 028 whitesands@holidayhaven.com.au www.holidayhaven.com.au/white-sands INTERLUDES BY WILLINGA PARK Relax amongst the natural bush setting, minutes from the beach. Our one and two bedroom villas have beautifully styled interiors and make the perfect base to explore the unspoilt wilderness of the south coast. 103 Forster Drive Bawley Point 02 4457 2059 Interludes@willinga.com.au www.interludesbywillinga.com.au
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LJHOOKER SUSSEX INLET
With over 60 properties available, we offer the largest
range of holiday homes in the Sussex Inlet - Berrara area.
Surrounded by beaches, lakes and the famous Sussex
Inlet there is something to suit everyone from luxurious
getaways to budget family holidays to waterfronts with
slipways and jetties. Visit www.holidaywithus.net.au or call
Photo by Scott Ibbotson
our friendly holiday team on 02 44412135.
1/159 Jacobs Drive Sussex Inlet
02 4441 2135
sussexinlet@ljh.com.au
www.holidaywithus.net.au
Photo by Scott Ibbotson
OZ COMBINED REALTY
Escape from the everyday routine and visit the beautiful
Jervis Bay area where you will find some of the whitest
sand in the world and enjoy our crystal clear beaches. Our
friendly staff at Oz Combined Realty will help you find just
what you are looking for, whether it be a family holiday or
that romantic getaway with someone special we will be
sure to find you the perfect accommodation.
4 / 74 Owen Street Huskisson
02 4441 6033
holidays@ozcomrealty.com.au
www.bookjervisbay.com.au
PAPERBARK CAMP
Situated on the banks of a tranquil waterway, Paperbark
Camp is just minutes from Huskisson and the pristine
beaches of Jervis Bay. Loved for its pared back style, great
food and warm hospitality, a night in the luxury safari tents
is an unforgettable experience. The camp also welcomes
non-resident guests for breakfast, dinner and afternoon
drinks amongst the treetops in the Gunyah restaurant.
571 Woollamia Road Woollamia
02 4441 6066
info@paperbarkcamp.com.au
www.paperbarkcamp.com.au
PEBBLY BEACH ESCAPE
Pebbly Beach Escape is a unique 3 acre beachfront
property within Murramarang National Park. Nestled
amongst towering spotted gums with direct and private
access to the sands of Pebbly Beach, it’s truly a South
Coast paradise. With 5 totally Lux Cabins and 2 classic
Beach Houses, there’s something to suit everyone!
Lot 115 Pebbly Beach Access Road Pebbly Beach
02 4478 7581
colin@pebblybeach.com.au
www.pebblybeach.com.auShoalhaven Visitor Guide 2020 | 45 PROFESSIONAL HOLIDAY HOMES From beach shacks to beachfronts, we have award winning family and pet-friendly holiday homes to suit all budgets and tastes. Book direct for guaranteed lowest prices. Owners: •S ave thousands by listing your holiday home with us – pay only commission of 15%+GST. No listing fees. No annual fees. •W e guarantee you’ll get more bookings than your current real estate agent. enquiries@professionalholidayhomes.com 1300 183 983 www.professionalholidayhomes.com SEASCAPE MOTEL MOLLYMOOK Relax in our generously sized suites. Comfortable and affordable studios and two bedroom Apartments Pool and BBQ facilities 22-24 Princes Highway Mollymook 02 4455 5777 admin@mollymookseascapemotel.com.au www.mollymookseascapemotel.com.au SPRINGS SHOALHAVEN Escape to Springs Shoalhaven, a peaceful and scenic escape on Worrigee Golf Links, just 5 mins from Nowra CBD and a short drive to many of Jervis Bay’s white sandy beaches. Our modern, spacious Deluxe, Spa & Executive rooms overlook the magnificent golf greens and or our superior solar heated pool. Adjacent to Shoalhaven Ex-Servos Sports Club. 131 Greenwell Point Road Nowra 02 4422 4522 shoalhaven@springs.com.au www.springs.com.au SURFSIDE CUDMIRRAH BEACH Pet Friendly Accommodation By The Beach Relax and reconnect with family and friends at our holiday park located next to beautiful Cudmirrah Beach. Choose from five new luxury cabins or for a more budget friendly option, glamp in one of four ensuited caravans. Six powered camp sites are also available. All pet friendly with direct access to Cudmirrah Beach. 54 Collier Drive Cudmirrah 0499 412 172 info@surfsidecudmirrahbeach.com.au www.surfsidecudmirrahbeach.com.au
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