Shoalhaven visitors guide 2015

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VISITORS GUIDE

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SOUTH COAST - NSW

NSW - AUSTRALIA

BIG4 Bungalow Park on Burrill Lake 123 Princes Hwy, Burrill Lake, NSW 2539bungalow-park.com.au

Reservations 1800 552 944

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on Burrill LakeBIG4 BUNGALOW PARK

Situated on 26 acres of groomed gardens, lawns & native fl ora with absolute lake frontage to beautiful Burrill Lake with a large selection of spacious 1, 2 & 3 bedroom cabins, powered van sites & shady, grassed sites.

...where the fun begins !

Ensuite Caravan Sites

Private Boat Ramp

3 Playgrounds

Under Cover BBQ’s

Camp Kitchens

Foxtel

Giant Jumping Pillow

Daily Bird Feeding

Full Size Tennis Court

Canoe & Pedal Boat Hire

18 Hole Mini Golf

Visit our website for GREAT Holiday Savingswww.bungalow-park.com.au

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5 ANNUAL EVENTS

INDULGE6 DINING

8 CELLAR DOORS

9 SHOPPING

10 LOCAL PRODUCE

11 ARTS

12 HISTORY

STAY14 ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS

PLAY16 CHOOSE YOUR NEXT ADVENTURE

18 WALKING SHOALHAVEN

20 CYCLING

21 SURFING

22 PADDLE

24 FAMILY FUN

NATURE28 NATIONAL PARKS

30 DOLPHINS & WHALES

32 PIGEON HOUSE MTN DIDTHUL

CELEBRATE36 CITY OF FESTIVALS

38 SOUTH COAST WEDDINGS

40 NORTHERN SHOALHAVEN

47 CENTRAL SHOALHAVEN

52 SOUTHERN SHOALHAVEN

58 SERVICE DIRECTORY

62 SHOALHAVEN MAP

BIG4 Bungalow Park on Burrill Lake 123 Princes Hwy, Burrill Lake, NSW 2539bungalow-park.com.au

Reservations 1800 552 944

BIG4AWARD

BIG4 AwardSupreme Award of

Excellence 2014

on Burrill LakeBIG4 BUNGALOW PARK

Situated on 26 acres of groomed gardens, lawns & native fl ora with absolute lake frontage to beautiful Burrill Lake with a large selection of spacious 1, 2 & 3 bedroom cabins, powered van sites & shady, grassed sites.

...where the fun begins !

Ensuite Caravan Sites

Private Boat Ramp

3 Playgrounds

Under Cover BBQ’s

Camp Kitchens

Foxtel

Giant Jumping Pillow

Daily Bird Feeding

Full Size Tennis Court

Canoe & Pedal Boat Hire

18 Hole Mini Golf

Visit our website for GREAT Holiday Savingswww.bungalow-park.com.au

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Just 2 hours from Sydney, 2.5 hours from Canberra

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FROM CANBERRA VIA KINGS HIGHWAY 200km (2.5hrs)

FROM MELBOURNEVIA HIGHWAY NO. 1 – 830km (10 hrs)

BUS & RAIL Premier Motor Bus Service 02 4423 5233 or 133 410 Priors Scenic Express Bus Service1800 816 234City Rail 131 500

GETTING HEREDRIVEFROM SYDNEYVIA HIGHWAY 1 – 145km (2 hrs)VIA GRAND PACIFIC DRIVE – 163 km (2.5hrs)A scenic coastal drive through Royal National Park

VIA HUME HIGHWAY (2 hrs)Liverpool – Bowral – Kangaroo Valley

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Huskisson Carnival

Nowra Town Band Book Sale

Australia Day Celebrations

Nowra Kids Day Out

Sussex Inlet Rotary Summer Carnival

2014 with Duck Dash

Nowra Triathlon

Jervis Bay Marine Park School Holiday Program

National Parks & Wildlife Services

Discovery Program

Shoalhaven Heads Classic Fishing Carnival

Shoalhaven Heads Annual Monster Charity Day

Nowra Dragon Boat Regatta

2015 Surf Life Saving NSW Country Championships

Berry Show

Endless Summer Art Exhibition

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Sussex Inlet Choppers for Charity

Nowra Show

Kangaroo Valley Show

Shoalhaven Week of Golf

Annual Trailer Yacht Association Regatta

Huskisson Triathlon

Milton Show

Husky Long Course Triathlon Festival

International Women’s Day

Clean Up Australia Day

David Berry Hospital Auxiliary Book Sale

Shoalhaven Seniors Week

Nowra Relay for Life

Terara Country Music Campout

Ulladulla Blessing of the Fleet

Xterra Asia Pacific Championship

White Sands Easter Carnival

Greenwell Point Open Easter Fishing Carnival

Milton Scarecrow Festival

Whale Census Day

Willandra Classic State Cross Country Championship

Shoalhaven Eisteddfod Stars Concert

Husky 100 Mountain Bike Marathon

Shoalhaven Coast Winter Wine Festival

Sussex Inlet Annual Family Fishing Carnival

Mt Scanzi King of the Mountain Foot Race

Nowra Poultry Club Show

Shoalhaven Orchid Society Winter Show

Sussex Inlet Annual Family Fishing Carnival

Mt Scanzi King of the Mountain Foot Race

Nowra Poultry Club Show

Shoalhaven Orchid Society Winter Show

Berry Camellia & Flower Show

Le Tour de Berry

Berry Quilting Exhibition

NSW Bike Week

Escape Artfest Milton/Ulladulla

Garden Lovers Fair, Berry

Milton Music Festival

Shoalhaven Orchid Society Spring Show

Spring Fun & Food Fair, Vincentia

Berry Antique & Collectables Fair

Greenwell Point Oyster & Fishing Festival

Shoalhaven River Festival

Berry Gardens Festival

Cornish Cultural Celebrations

Kangaroo Valley Folk Festival

Kayaktopia Annual Bay & Basin Quilt & Craft Show

Cambewarra Public School Calf & Craft Fair

Huskisson Triathlon

Okuma Whitesands Game Fishing Tournament

A Taste of Christmas

Mud Muster Shoalhaven

Annual Albatross Show n Shine

Southern Shoalhaven Timber Festival

Callala Triathlon

Shoalhaven Berry Merry Christmas Carols by Candlelight, various

Huskisson Charity Santa Ride

Huskisson Carnival

Millhouse Art Society Art Exhibition

New Years Eve Celebrations & Fireworks – Berry, Nowra, Huskisson and Ulladulla

This is just a small taste of the great range of events happening throughout Shoalhaven across the year.

For further information on these and other events in Shoalhaven visit shoalhaven.com.au or follow us on facebook: visit shoalhaven

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You can choose to dine while overlooking a colourful harbour, fruitful vineyard, lush rolling hills or

the magnificent Shoalhaven River. Experience the best of contemporary cuisine in the many quality

restaurants throughout the city serving innovative and exciting gourmet food and wines.

Cafés abound throughout the area, serving a diverse cuisine including hearty breakfasts,

homemade foods, vegetarian dishes, superb coffee, luscious cakes and desserts, kebabs, and

much more. Whether you want a large meal or a latte and cake, indoors or alfresco, you’ll find just

what you want.

Savour the best the ocean can offer at one of the many local restaurants where the produce is

served fresh.

For those seeking an international culinary experience, you’ll find an array of cultural restaurants

including Thai, Chinese, Mexican, Indian and Italian.

There are so many opportunities in the Shoalhaven to sample the region’s cuisine.

The Shoalhaven has a vibrant mix of restaurants, cafés, hotels and clubs, offering a remarkable variety of eating styles and stunning locations. From a casual lunch to fine dining in a hatted restaurant, there is something to please everyone.

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The Shoalhaven wine-growing region stretches south to Durras with 20 vineyards and 11 cellar

doors to choose from. With its high summer rainfall, humidity and sea breezes, the region’s

favourite grape is chambourcin and other popular varieties produced here include chardonnay,

verdelho, sauvignon blanc, semillon, cabernet sauvignon and shiraz.

Alexander Berry planted the region’s first grapevines at Coolangatta Estate in the 1820s and

during the 1870s, Silos Estate vines were established. Both these estates have restored their early

buildings, which add a strong character to their cellar doors and tasting rooms.

The first serious viticulture in the region commenced back in the 1980s with Coolangatta Estate,

followed by Jasper Valley Wines and Silos Estate. Cambewarra Estate vines were planted in the

early 1990s. Later new cellar doors were opened at Two Figs, Mountain Ridge Wines, Kladis

Estate, Cupitt’s, Nowra Hill Vineyard, Bawley Vale and Yarrawa Estate. Salet Wines at Currarong,

identified by the French term – garagiste – produces boutique wines from handpicked fruit, using

traditional methods.

Each June long weekend, the Shoalhaven Coast Wine Festival offers visitors three days of fine wine

and food. Cellar doors host various events from wine and cheese tastings, dinners, vineyard tours,

winery talks, themed lunches, produce and market stalls and live entertainment in the vineyards.

They say a good (and fun) way to get a real feel for a region is to taste the wines it produces. And fortunately we have superb drops on offer.

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Berry is a boutique shopper’s dream, with antique and specialty stores set among heritage

buildings and tree-lined streets. Don’t forget to visit Old Creamery Lane while you’re there – as a

visit to the Treat Factory is a must!

The Jindyandy Shops at Pyree offer a delicious café, restaurant, specialty shops, as well as a

beauty retreat. Everyone will love the lolly store, and the sweets on offer will bring back great

childhood memories.

To the south, with a fantastic range of boutique stores, Milton has a vibrant and unique town centre

reflecting the passionate locals who reside there. Art galleries, specialty stores and the renowned

Pilgrim’s Café all combine to give you a great day out in this friendly town.

Nowra and Ulladulla feature the larger shopping centres and malls so you will never have to leave

town to find what you need.

Whether you’re on the lookout for a forgotten gem tucked away in an op shop, or just love to

uncover quirky fashion items, the Shoalhaven has a host of second-hand outlets to trawl through.

You never know what you might discover in a local charity store, and if you’re looking out for a

good read while you’re kicking back on the coast, check out one of our excellent new and used

book stores.

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Shoalhaven offers great shopping in country village settings, bustling town centres and lively local markets.

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From the northern tip to the southern border, you’ll be amazed by the variety and quality of the

produce offered at farmgates. Explore Kangaroo Valley for olives, citrus and sweet goodies, hop

over to Berry to check out Locavore Friday, a sweet treat or dairy products from our own happy

cows. Several of our farmgates offer superb, seasonal fruits and vegetables and you can indulge in

certified biodynamic produce in Milton. In summer enjoy the lusciousness of stone fruit direct from

the orchard.

The intrepid foodie can independently explore the region to discover the delights of the gourmet

preserves, relishes and chutneys made with love in the region. To really get the inside information,

you can book an indulgent tour to uncover the gourmet secrets of the region.

Here on the South Coast, we’re known for our seafood, and lovers of the ocean’s bounty will not

be disappointed with the offerings, from iconic oysters at Greenwell Point to fish at Currarong and

Ulladulla Harbour. Visitors and locals alike are invited to feast and forage around the countryside,

blessed with lush pastures that offer the best of dairy products and meat. Our lush, fertile land

combined with passionate and adventurous producers results in an abundance of delicious produce

on offer.

With over ten winery cellar doors, all offering samples of the region’s top wines, including some new

varieties, you’ll be sure to find your new favourite drop. A recent newcomer to the scene is our nano

brewery, HopDog, specialising in handcrafted, boundary pushing beers, located at South Nowra.

So kick back, stretch out under a tree on a picnic blanket and feast on a mouth-watering local

produce spread for lunch. Afterwards have a little rest, savouring the delicious flavours of your lunch

and watch the clouds roll by. Perfect.

Our lush, fertile land combined with passionate and adventurous producers results in an abundance of delicious produce on offer.

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Arthur Boyd is known for his many works that featured the beauty of the Shoalhaven River and,

today, this much- loved waterway continues to inspire artists, craftspeople, musicians, performers

and writers.

The city is blessed with art galleries, museums and organisations dedicated to showcasing visual

arts and enriching the sense of community. The Bundanon and Riversdale properties, Arthur

and Yvonne Boyd’s gift to the Australian people, offer educational and entertainment events

combined with a strong artist- in-residence program to foster creativity in the local community as

well as nationally and internationally.

For more than ten years, the Shoalhaven City Arts Centre and Regional Gallery, has attracted

exhibitions from renowned Australian and international artists while showcasing works from the

best of the region’s artists. The Centre has hosted poetry and music performances and continues

to develop strong bonds with the community.

Other significant museums are the Jervis Bay Maritime Museum at Huskisson, Meroogal in Nowra

and the Fleet Air Arm Museum at HMAS Albatross. These major galleries and museums, combined

with a host of private and commercial galleries showing contemporary arts, ceramics, timber and

other crafts, ensure the City of Shoalhaven is more than an idyllic natural environment, but also

an important and vibrant cultural destination. See the Service Directory in the back section of this

guide for a full list of museums and galleries.

A diverse community of artists respond in many ways to the landscape of the Shoalhaven, creating traditional and contemporary works that reflect the true spirit of the city.

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Over 20,000 years ago, Indigenous people inhabited the Shoalhaven region. It was not until 1822 that European settlement began, with Alexander Berry taking up a land grant on the Shoalhaven River at Coolangatta.

Indigenous people lived in the Shoalhaven region around

20,000 years ago when the coastline stretched 20 km

further east. With the melting of ice, sea levels rose and all

evidence of habitation was buried under sand and sea.

The present shoreline has been in place for the past

6000 years and many archaeological sites have

survived, giving historians rich evidence of the lives of

these people.

Although the Indigenous people encountered

Europeans from time to time, for instance shipwreck

survivors, timber getters and whalers, it was not until

1822, when Alexander Berry took up a land grant, that

serious European settlement occurred. Berry settled

permanently at Coolangatta on the north bank of the

Shoalhaven River.

By the 1830s, the Indigenous population had been

severely reduced by disease and loss of land use.

People were relocated to reserves such as Roseby Park

at Orient Point and Bilong at Myola.

Around 1914, groups of Indigenous fisherman settled at

Wreck Bay, south of Jervis Bay. The area was gazetted

as an Aboriginal Reserve in 1952, with the the Wreck

Bay Community granted land rights over an area of

403 hectares in 1986. Today there are about 50 families

resident at Wreck Bay who are descended from or

related to the original settlers.

In the early days, Shoalhaven was noted for its timber,

which supplied sleepers for the early railways and

red cedar for fine furniture. Wool and wheat, as well

as fresh vegetables and fruit were shipped to Sydney

from Jervis Bay Harbour. Goods were hauled from as

far away as the Southern Highlands, and Jervis Bay was

considered a rival port to Sydney Harbour.

Inland at Yalwal, payable gold was found in 1874 and

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the following year the first stamp battery was erected.

In its heyday, Yalwal was a thriving mining town but as

the mines became less productive, people moved on,

buildings were dismantled and many were destroyed

by bushfires in 1939.

The Dent and Settree families from Currambene Creek,

pioneered shipbuilding at Huskisson. Built by the Dent

family, the former Sydney Harbour ferry, Lady Denman,

has been restored and is now on display at the Jervis

Bay Maritime Museum on the shores of Huskisson.

The history of the Southern Shoalhaven is recorded

as far back as the voyage of Captain Cook, who

recorded in his log on the 21 April 1770 that he had

sighted a prominent landmark. Cook gave this feature

a European name, ‘Pigeon House’ unaware of the name

‘Didthul’ given to it by the Indigenous people.

One of the first residents in the Ulladulla area was

Rev. Thomas Kendall, who settled just north of the

present township of Milton in 1828. It was here that his

grandson, Henry Kendall was born in 1839. The people

of Ulladulla considered him to be Australia’s poet

laureate and in March 1862 instigated the publishing by

subscription of his poems and songs.

The traditional custodians of the land surrounding the

lower reaches of the Shoalhaven River are the peoples

of the Yuin nation. In the land north of the river, are the

people from the Wodi Wodi clan and south of the river,

the Wandi Wandian clan are the traditional custodians.

Some of the culturally important Aboriginal places

in the Shoalhaven include Coolangatta Mountain

(Cullunghutti), Bundarwa (Beecroft Headland),

Cambewarra Mountain, Didthul or Pigeon House

Mountain, Kangaroo Valley, Burrill Lake, and

Murramarang Aboriginal Area and its environs.

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GLAMPINGInspired by the luxury tents often encountered on

upmarket African safaris, ‘glamping’ or glamour

camping gives you camping without the inconvenience.

Experience this unique form of accommodation in

Shoalhaven at Jervis Bay or Shallow Crossing.

HOTELS & MOTELSThe Shoalhaven has a great range of hotels and motels,

from the north at Kangaroo Valley, through to a few

top spots down south in Ulladulla and Mollymook.

Many of our older properties have the charm of an

old seaside hotel, such as The Huskisson on JB, with

accommodation often close to shops and beaches.

SELF-CONTAINEDSelf-contained accommodation is often a great

choice if you want to make sure everything’s at hand...

including the kitchen sink! There’s a good range of self-

contained accommodation on offer in the Shoalhaven

with both houses and apartments available with

either a country retreat feel situated among the native

bushland, or something by the sea.

BED & BREAKFASTS, GUESTHOUSESB&Bs and guesthouses are a great alternative to hotels

and can offer a more personal experience. You’ll find

The Shoalhaven boasts a great range of accommodation and whatever your taste or budget, you’ll be sure to find the perfect place that meets your needs.

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many delightful B&Bs, several in stunning locations

such as the coastal hinterland or quaint country towns

including Berry, Milton and Kangaroo Valley. And by

the beach, there’s plenty of choice at Mollymook, Jervis

Bay and Ulladulla.

TOURIST PARKSParks throughout the Shoalhaven, have sites for

camping, caravans or cabin-style accommodation.

Many fond family memories are made by hooking up

the caravan and towing it to a gorgeous beachside

tourist park, or pitching a tent with the sounds of the

waves and smell of the salt air to wake up to each

morning. Holiday Haven Tourist Parks offer you the

choice of 12 beachfront, riverfront or lakefront tourist

and caravan.

TRAVELLING WITH PETSView our Pets on Holiday Guide for information on pet-

friendly properties in the Shoalhaven

Shoalhaven Doggie Day CareGREAT PERSONAL CARE FOR YOUR PETS

Contact KAY 0404 195 150

email: [email protected] shoalhavendoggiedaycare.com.au


There are a myriad of opportunities to indulge in

your favourite water sport or to take the plunge and

try something new. Diving and snorkelling sites offer

fascinating marine life with several wrecks around for

the more adventurous. There are dive shops in major

centres and fully qualified diving schools providing dive

courses and packages.

You can learn to surf, sail, windsurf, waterski, or ride a

wakeboard with qualified instructors or you can hire

catamarans and boards for independent sailing and

windsurfing. For an exciting experience, enjoy a sea

kayaking trip around Jervis Bay. Inland, canoe or kayak

down the river at Kangaroo Valley or upstream from

Nowra on the Shoalhaven River.

If you’re into equestrian activities, why not explore the

high mountain country of Kangaroo Valley on horse

back, a trail ride at Falls Creek or Termeil. Experienced

riding schools conduct lessons and guided rides in

most areas.

The Bay & Basin Leisure Centre offers a fitness centre,

indoor pools, water slide, spa, crèche, café and sports

shop. In the southern areas, the Ulladulla Leisure Centre

offers aquatic and leisure activities. There are several

other pool complexes throughout the city, ask the

Visitors Information Centre for details.

Dolphin watching cruises operate on Jervis Bay, leaving

Huskisson daily, with whale watching a popular activity

from June to November.

You can cruise the majestic Shoalhaven River to see for

yourself what the buzz is about. If you prefer, you can

sail, snorkel, swim or dolphin watch on purpose-built

boats for day charter on Jervis Bay.

Whatever your fitness or skill level, the Shoalhaven offers visitors a host of outdoor activities.

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Fisher folk are well catered for with charter boats

operating out of major centres. Try your hand at deep

sea fishing or discover game, sport estuary and reef

bottom fishing.

For those who are at home in the tree canopy or simply

want to check it out, the tree adventure course at North

Nowra will have you swinging, leaping, climbing and

flying through the forest. Flying foxes zip between trees

and there are cargo nets, rope bridges and wooden

obstacles – high above the ground. The courses

become increasingly difficult as you climb higher into

the canopy, which means that you can find the right

level to suit you.

If you enjoy a round of golf, you’ll find courses at

Kangaroo Valley, Shoalhaven Heads, Coolangatta,

Nowra, Worrigee, Callala Beach, Vincentia, St Georges

Basin, Sussex Inlet and Mollymook. There are mini golf

courses at East Nowra and Huskisson.

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Whether you’re a serious walker heading into the wilderness or a family enticing the kids away from their screens, you’ll find your perfect walking track in the spectacular Shoalhaven landscape. So lace up those hiking shoes, grab a water bottle and enjoy the best our natural world has to offer.

CAMBEWARRA MOUNTAIN 11.5km 3hr15m return. Hard

Red Rocks Nature Reserve Walk. Park on Cambewarra Lookout Road. Access to walk is from dirt road on top of Cambewarra Pass. Views of Kangaroo Valley and Nowra district.

BOMADERRY CREEK 4km 1hr 30min. Easy, some climbing.

Starts at parking area in Nerang Road, Bomaderry. Rainforest, sandstone cliffs.

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BANGALEE RESERVE Parking at Reserve, 3.2kms along Kooloona Dr, Nth Nowra

• Weir Graves 4.5km 1hr 15min. Easy with some climbing.

• Condie Graves 2km, 45min. Easy.

• Forest Walk 1km, 30min. Easy. Bushland

THE GROTTO NORTH NOWRA 2.5km, 45min. Easy with

some climbing. Park at Riverbank reserve on Fairway Dr, Nth Nowra, or at any of several points along Yurunga Dr (off Gunyama Cres, Nth Nowra).


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BENS WALK 5.5km, 2 hr. Easy with some climbing. Park at back of Nowra Showground, Junction St, Nowra

CURRARONG• Wreck Walk 2.5km return, 40min. Easy.

Park at Abrahams Bosom Reserve, off Beecroft Pde Currarong. Remnants of SS Merimbula wreck.

• Beecroft Headland Circuit 5km, 2hr. Easy with

some climbing. Park at Abrahams Bosom Reserve, off Beecroft Pde Currarong.

JERVIS BAY NATIONAL PARK • White Sands Walk 2km, 1hr. Easy.

Access from Greenfields Beach Reserve.

• Scribbly Gum Track 1.5km, 30min. Easy.

Access from Greenfields Beach Reserve or carpark at Seamans (Hyams) Beach.

• Basin Walk. 5km return, 1hr 30min. Easy. Boobook Reserve, off Sanctuary Point Rd.

BOODEREE NATIONAL PARK (entry fee applies)

• Bherwerre Beach Circuit 2.8km, 1hr. Easy.

Park at Cave Beach car park.

• Telegraph Creek Nature Trail 1.8km. Easy. Green Patch car park.

• Murrays Walking Trail 5km, 2hr. Easy.

Murrays Beach car park.

• Steamers Beach 3.5km return, 1hr 30min. Moderate with

steep climb up from beach. Steamers Beach car park.

• Brooks Lookout 4km, 1hr 30min return. Easy. Park at end of Steamers Rd, follow Steamers Track, turn right onto Brooks Track.

• St Georges Head 11km return, 3hr 30min. Hard.

Park at Summercloud Bay picnic area.

WALTER HOOD MONUMENT 5km return, 1hr 30min. Easy. Birch Road, Monument Beach, Bendalong

MORTON NATIONAL PARK • Rainforest Walk 1km, 30min. Easy.

Off 12 Mile Rd, Jerrawangala

• Granite Falls 1.5km, 1hr. Easy Off 12 Mile Road, Jerrawangala.

• Mt Bushwalker 6.5km return, 2hr 15min. Moderate.

Off Porters Creek Road, Park Conjola.

• Rusden Head 8.5km return, 2hr 45min. Moderate.

Off Porters Creek Road, Conjola.

• Florance Head 5.5km return, 1hr 45min. Easy. Off Porters Creek Road, Conjola.

• Pigeon House Didthul 4.5km return, 3hr 30min

Hard with 490m climb. From Milton travel west on Croobyar Rd, which becomes Woodstock Rd, right onto the dirt Clyde Ridge Rd, right onto Yadboro Rd, then right at a signed junction to reach the parking bay.

NARRAWALLEE CREEK NATURE RESERVE • Buckleys Point 2km return, 30min. Easy.

Off Narrawallee Creek Road Lake Conjola, car park.

• Narrawallee Inlet 5km return, 1hr 30min. Easy.

Off Narrawallee Creek Road Lake Conjola, car park.

• One Track for All, Ulladulla 2 loops 1km each, 1hr. Easy.

Off Dolphin Street Ulladulla. Wheelchair access.

• Ulladulla Wildflower Reserve 1.25km, 30min. Easy.

Off Warden Street Ulladulla.

• Coomee Nulunga Circuit, Ulladulla 2.5km, 1hr

30min. Easy. Off Deering St, Ulladulla.

• South Pacific Heathland Reserve 1.5km, 30min

Easy. Off Dowling St, Ulladulla.

MURRAMARANG NATIONAL PARK • Murramarang Aboriginal Area 2.5km, 1hr. Easy.

Park at Sandmine Car Park just north of Racecourse Beach Caravan Park. Murramarang Rd Bawley Point.

• Pretty Beach – Durras Summit, 8km return, 3hr.

Moderate with steady climbs. Commence from Pretty Beach camping area.

• Pebbly Beach – Durras Summit 7.5km return, 3hr

30min. Moderate with a steady climb. Commence from Pebbly Beach car park.

• Pebbly Beach – Clear Point 3.5km return, 1hr 30min.

Easy. Commence from Pebbly Beach car park.

• Pebbly Beach – Snake Bay 7km return, 3hr 30min Easy. Commence from Pebbly Beach car park. Bushland and coastal views.

• Depot Beach Rainforest Walk 700m, 30min. Easy.

Commence from Depot Beach car park.

• Durras Discovery Trail 1.5km, 45min. Easy.

Take Lake Road off North Durras Rd to a car park.

For further information, visit a Shoalhaven Visitor Information Centre, call 1300 662 808 or download a digital brochure from shoalhaven.com.au


Stretching along the coast and into the mountainous, remote forests of eastern NSW, the Shoalhaven offers cyclists the perfect ride. Choose from road, off-road and safe shared paths for a ride to suit every age and skill level.

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KANGAROO VALLEY (Easy, 25km road)Explore the rural landscapes of Upper Kangaroo Valley, following a beautiful river, with swimming holes. Extension to end of road becomes Medium MTB.

SUSSEX INLET (Easy, 19km road)For all levels of fitness, an encounter with the coastal beauty and wildlife, mostly on paths and quiet back roads.

MILTON (Medium, 15km road)A taste of urban riding around Milton, Ulladulla and Mollymook, with cycleways in the busier parts of town.

ULLADULLA (Medium, 10km road)An urban exploration through the hidden Millards Creek cycleway, out to the lighthouse and back to the harbour.

BERRY (Easy, 16km road)Sealed road through gentle countryside to Seven Mile Beach National Park, picnic area and surf.

NOWRA (Easy, 30km road)Following the Shoalhaven River through farmland, small settlements and $10 return ferry to the Nature Reserve of Comerong Island – an excellent introductory ride.

HUSKISSON (Easy, 13km road)A leisurely couple of hours to access beautiful beaches facing north across Jervis Bay, to swim or just relax.

SHARED PATHS

RIVERVIEW ROAD ALONG SHOALHAVEN RIVER Ride along the path on the levee bank with great views of the Shoalhaven River.

HUSKISSON TO ST GEORGES BASINMedium cycle path and road ride. Ride first to Vincentia shops mainly onJervis Bay foreshore cycle path, then continue across country on the off-road cycle path to Sanctuary Point.

BURRILL TO ULLADULLA (5km)Starts at corner Parson Street/ Princes Highway, Ulladulla and ends at Canberra Crescent/Princes Highway, Burrill Lake.

CYCLE

This is just a small sample of the great rides in Shoalhaven. Visit shoalhaven.com.au for more details.


The Shoalhaven region has some of Australia’s best surfing spots to suit all styles and abilities. The local surf culture is fun and relaxed. There are plenty of waves to be caught all-year round and often a surfer can find the water all to themselves or sharing with a playful pod of dolphins.

With water temperatures at a warm 22°C in summer

and a balmy 15°C during winter, summer is the popular

time for most beach-goers. Winter brings the deep, low

pressures and large southerly swells which surfers look

forward to during the long summer months.

As any surfer would know, there are many great breaks

that can be found with a bit of exploration and a useful

2–3m groundswell out of the east.

SURF SCHOOLSCulburra Beach Surf School & Hire 02 4447 3197 [email protected]

Sussex Inlet – Jervis Bay JB Surf School, Jacobs Drive 0449 266 994 jbsurfschool.com.au

SURF

Mollymook Beach Surf School Mitchell Parade 0411 392 221 mollymookbeachsurfschool.com

Ulladulla – Bendalong – Mollymook Pam Burridge Surf Schools 02 4456 4038 | 0409 767 176 pamburridge.com

Ulladulla – Bawley Point Soulrider Surf School 02 4478 6297 soulrider.com.au

Jervis Bay – Ulladulla Walking On Water Surf School 0417 360 791 wow-watersports.com.au

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A great source of coastal data to help predict where

and when to go out is the Bureau of Meteorology

website bom.gov.au. By checking out what’s happening

on the waters in terms of wind, seas and swell, you

can head out to a break you know will be working.

Check out the Shoalhaven Surfing Guide, available at

shoalhaven.com.au


The waters of the Shoalhaven are paddling heaven with its extensive network of rivers, estuaries, lakes and beaches. The world is a gentler place when viewed from a kayak skimming over some of the cleanest water on the planet and exploring nature’s best- kept secrets.

SHOALHAVEN GORGE 3 hours Day paddle or overnight camping upstream along Shoalhaven Gorge (still-water paddling). Experience the towering sheer sandstone cliffs of the lower Shoalhaven Gorge, accessible only by kayak.

KANGAROO RIVER – HAMPDEN BRIDGE 5 km One-way paddle, from Hampden Bridge to Bendeela. Seven small rapids.

BENDEELA CAMPGROUND TO TALLOWA DAM 6 hrs A great two-day paddle, camping in the bush. Lots of wildlife as well as beautiful kingfishers and sea eagles.

BENDEELA Park at Bendeela, explore as much of the river as you like, and return to car park.

BERRY – BROUGHTON CREEK Car park, Wharf Road. Beautiful paddle up and down Broughton Creek.

COOLANGATTA – BROUGHTON CREEK Car Park, Back Forest Road, near Bolong Road. Paddle up Broughton Creek, or downstream out onto the Shoalhaven River.

SHOALHAVEN HEADS – WHARF RD OR RIVER RD 8km Still-water kayaking within closed Shoalhaven River or along river to Greenwell Point. Watch out for punt crossing, avoid underwater cable.

GREENWELL POINT – BOAT RAMP 1 to 2 hours

Boat ramp at end of Greenwell Point Road or West Street. There are very fast-flowing tides – caution is needed for inexperienced paddlers. However, by paddling with the tide a couple of good 1 to 2 hour round-trip paddles through the channels of Comerong Island and Bay.

CURRARONG Explore the marine life, sea cliffs, beaches, bays and inlets around this scenic coastline. Launch directly from the park for your ocean experience or a short drive to Honeymoon Bay to experience Jervis Bay.

SHOALHAVEN RIVER, NOWRA – GRAYS BEACH BOAT RAMP Enter water on north-west of bridge, for kayaking up or downstream. Quiet area to paddle is Nowra Creek (Bens Walk area).

SHOALHAVEN RIVER, NOWRA CANOE CLUB SCENIC DRIVE Enter water on south-west of bridge Paddle in Nowra Creek under suspension bridge.

CALLALA BAY BOAT RAMP OR END OF SHEAFFE ST Parking approx 10 metres from water’s edge at both locations. Still-water kayaking on Jervis Bay. Good chance of dolphins.

VINCENTIA – CHURCH ST, OFF ELIZABETH DRIVE Beautiful views, paddle in the protected corner of the Bay.

PLANTATION POINT, OFF PLANTATION POINT PDE Paddle in the protected cove, out around the point in the Bay.

ST GEORGES BASIN – BASIN VIEW BOAT RAMP OR ISLAND POINT ROAD Kayak on St Georges Basin, or head up Wandandian Creek. A large waterway with great paddling and fantastic birdlife and turtles in summer along with amazing fishing.

SANCTUARY POINT – ALONG WATERFRONT Lots of great spots for a paddle, calm, clear, shallow waters.

PADDLE

Here’s a selection of local paddling spots – with over 109 beaches, and 1000km of coastline along beaches and

waterways, you’re sure to find your own favourite, Check out shoalhaven.com.au for more details.

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Whether you’ve been coming to the Shoalhaven region since childhood, or this is your first visit, you’re sure to have the time of your life

Holidays are great for kids and for the kid in every

grown- up. They give you precious time to spend

carefree hours far from the stress of school and

work to simply enjoying being alive in these magical

surroundings.

For the young and not so young adventurer, the

Shoalhaven offers a myriad of activities. The city is

renowned far and wide for its many unspoiled beaches,

from ocean surf breaks to sheltered bays and coves.

For fantastic fun on the water, you can hire canoes,

kayaks, stand up paddle boards and boats and paddle

our rivers, lakes and beaches or rent a surfboard from

several locations. Take the family aboard a dolphin

or whale cruise for the thrill of seeing these amazing

animals up close.

The swimming pools and leisure centres throughout the

Shoalhaven give you a chance to relax while the kids tire

themselves out with aquatic activities.

Bring your bikes and take them on a bush track to explore

some of the many forests. For younger children, try out

the shared pathway along the Shoalhaven River in Nowra,

or the track running along Collingwood Beach. Or for

something different, head out to Shoalhaven Heads to see

the sky filled with colourful kites.

Horse riding is a great family pastime, and we have

magnificent surroundings for horse riding escapades,

whether it’s a lush forest mountain ride or a dense and

woody bush scrub trail, there’s nothing like taking in the

dramatic Shoalhaven scenery on horseback. Horse riding

adventures can be found at Kangaroo Valley, Falls Creek

and Termeil.

And for a different sort of ride, experience the region on

an amazing, guided Segway Tour.

FAMILY FUN

The city has a vast selection of parks and reserves,

equipped with safe play equipment for the littlies,

together with facilities for a laid-back barbeque or

picnic. And for the energetic family, discover one of

Shoalhaven’s many bushwalks, from easy to the more

adventurous.

For something different, try the new Trees Adventure

at Shoalhaven Zoo – giving you a different view of the

animals while hanging from a tree like a monkey! The

cliff and tree adventure will push your boundaries but you

will be pleased you overcame your fears to experience this

thrilling tree-top quest!

For those who have a need for speed, the Nowra

Speedway holds regular speedcar races, guaranteed to

delight your little ones and provide an entertaining night

out for the whole family.

If you’re looking for a slightly more relaxed family outing,

Nowra and Ulladulla both have multi-screen cinemas,

showing the latest blockbusters, while a more intimate

screening session can be found at the smaller Huskisson

and Sussex Inlet cinemas. You just can’t beat the

experience of watching a movie on a big screen.

With laser skirmish, rides, dodgems and arcade games,

it’s a fun time all year round at Ulladulla Funland. The

indoor amusement park has three floors of rides and

games ensuring there is plenty to keep the youngsters

(and the young at heart) amused long enough for you to

have a well-earned rest.

Older kids will be hanging out to try one of the city’s

skate parks, from Berry to Ulladulla. There are so many

wonderful activities, you’ll want to come again and again

just to fit them all in.

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Experience Shoalhaven’s National Parks and nature reserves

BOODEREE NATIONAL PARK35 km south-east of Nowra, spear guns, hand spears, dogs and other domestic animals are not permitted. Call into the Visitors Centre or phone 02 4443 0977. Fees apply.

Murrays Beach: Ample parking and boat ramp. No dogs or other domestic animals are permitted. The ruined Cape St George Lighthouse, Stoney Creek Road was built in the wrong place and proved to be a navigational hazard, so the Navy was requested to shell it.

Botanic Gardens: 2km along Cave Beach Road, the Garden has an emphasis on the coastal flora of south eastern Australia. Nature walks, toilets, barbeques and picnic areas. phone 4442 1122.

COMERONG ISLAND NATURE RESERVEThe reserve protects the largest remaining area of littoral rainforest on the south coast, outstanding wetlands and is home to a variety of protected wading birds. 10km east of Nowra via Comerong Island car ferry. 2WD in dry weather only. $10 return fare.

CONJOLA NATIONAL PARKThis coastal park features forests beside beautiful lakes and estuaries with large areas of woodland and heath There’s a picnic area and walking track at Monument Beach and walking track at Fishermans Rock.

JERVIS BAY MARINE PARKThe bay offers beaches, rocky platforms and reefs, extensive seagrass beds, estuaries, deep-water cliffs with caves. Dolphins are a regular sight and activities include SCUBA diving, swimming, surfing, boating and fishing.

JERVIS BAY NATIONAL PARKSections of the park fringe Jervis Bay, St Georges Basin and ocean beaches. The area is rich in Indigenous heritage, includes important wetlands and preserves a flourishing diversity of plants and animals. It lies next to Booderee National Park.

At Greenfields Beach, you’ll find a picnic area as well as short walks.

MEROO NATIONAL PARKFeatures a variety of forest species including spotted gum and adjoins the largely natural Tabourie, Burrill, Termeil and Meroo coastal lakes. Enjoy bushwalking, fishing, swimming and canoeing.

MORTON NATIONAL PARKSandstone scenery on a grand scale. In the south, the park offers views of the coastline and the Budawang wilderness areas. Remote bushwalking for experienced walkers, with walks at George Boyd Lookout and Granite Falls. More leisurely walks can be enjoyed around Fitzroy Falls and Kangaroo Valley in the north.

MURRAMARANG ABORIGINAL AREAThe headland complex of Aboriginal middens is important to local Aboriginal communities as well as being scientifically significant. The site, the largest on the south coast and one of only three older than 10 000 years, contains a dense concentration of stone objects, shells and bones. Access from Princes Highway at Termeil.

MURRAMARANG NATIONAL PARKBeaches, rock platforms, spotted gum forests and rainforest gullies surround the beautiful Durras Lake. Explore Durras Lake and Durras Mountain on a range of walking tracks. Access from Princes Highway on mostly unsealed roads. Vehicle entry fee applies.

NARRAWALLEE CREEK NATURE RESERVEBeautiful estuaries, coastal forests, quiet beaches and honeycombed rock platforms. Enjoy fishing, swimming, surfing and bushwalking. Access north of Ulladulla.

SEVEN MILE BEACH NATIONAL PARKThe sweep of Seven Mile Beach is rimmed with sand dunes and low forest inhabited by birds, possums and small mammals. Access south of Gerringong on Gerroa Road.

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As if the gorgeous beaches, beautiful scenery, and fantastic community events weren’t enough incentive to visit Shoalhaven, there’s the added display of migrating whales each year from June to November.

These majestic creatures are the greatest travellers on the planet and those who are lucky enough

to get up close and personal describe an intensely moving experience.

The calm waters of Jervis Bay make ideal conditions for viewing these beautiful creatures up close.

The Bay is a place where mothers and their calves come to rest and have a little play on the return

leg of their journey.

Some of the finest whale watching in New South Wales can be seen here in the Shoalhaven,

either by going out in search of whales on a tour, or from the many vantage points throughout the

Shoalhaven. Penguin Head at Culburra, the old ruined lighthouse at Booderee National Park and

the Ulladulla Lighthouse on Warden Street, Ulladulla are great places to track whale activity.

Visit wildaboutwhales.com.au or download the app. to stay up to date with whale movements via

the interactive map and find out about planned whale discovery tours during whale season.

It’s not all about the whales – the coast is teeming with seals, little penguins, dolphins and

amazing birdlife making your visit a truly memorable experience.

If you would like to see the whales up close and personal, book a whale watching tour with one of

the local tour operators.

WHALE WATCHING TOURS DOLPHIN WATCH 50 Owen St Huskisson, Jervis Bay 02 4441 6311

JERVIS BAY WILD 58 Owen St Huskisson, Jervis Bay 02 4441 7002

SILVER STAR FISHING CHARTERS Greenwell Point 02 4421 5380

WHALE TALES

SURF & FISH CHARTERS Wason St, Ulladulla 02 4454 4212

ULLADULLA FISHING CHARTERS Wason St, Ulladulla 02 4455 4344

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As you travel along the south coast, you can see the distinctive outline of Pigeon House Mountain Didthul against the horizon from miles away.

At 719 metres above sea level, the peak was named by Captain Cook in 1770 as the Endeavour

sailed up the coast, because Cook considered the peak resembled the shape of a dovecote. The

local Indigenous people had always called the mountain Didthul, so now it bears dual names.

Drive off the Princes Highway either from Milton or south of Burrill Lake onto Wheelbarrow Road,

around 30 km. The gravel road passes through forests of spotted gum, bloodwood and silvertop

ash to arrive at the base of the walking track, a picnic area with tables, barbeque and toilet facilities.

The return walk to the summit takes around four hours and is in four stages with the first part a

steep 800 metres, then a flat kilometre followed by a steep 500 metre climb and then onto a series

of steel ladders attached to the cliff face.

Around 8000 people climb Pigeon House Mountain Didthul each year to experience the

exhilaration of the climb and the reward of the magnificent views from the summit. Spread

out below are rugged cliffs and gorges carved out by the Clyde River and its tributaries, as

well as Byangee Walls and The Castle. On a clear day, you can see as far to the north as Point

Perpendicular and Mount Dromedary in the south.

If you’re planning to drive out to Pigeon House Mountain Didthul, it’s suggested you first check

with the visitors centre on the condition of the road.

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The people of Shoalhaven love to celebrate with many festivals throughout the year. Whether its a food, wine or arts, this vibrant coastal community comes together with great enthusiasm and passion.

SHOALHAVEN RIVER FESTIVALThe Shoalhaven River Festival is a fun community event that includes a street parade, music concert, markets, food stalls, and some exciting river events. During the afternoon the festival hosts such activities as dragon boats, stand-up paddle board races, surf boats, and more.

In the evening the river bank becomes a sea of people enjoying live entertainment, with a huge fireworks display to mark the end of the festival.

shoalhavenriverfestival.com.au

ESCAPE ARTSFESTEscape ARTfest is described as “10 days of artistic bliss in the MUD”. This annual celebration is a major event in the Milton-Ulladulla district attracting audiences from far and wide. This unique arts festival covers the full spectrum of creativity – visual arts, music, literature, film, performance and gourmet delights. It is a true celebration of the coastal culture.

Large events are complemented by up to 70 smaller events across the 10 days, including art exhibitions, theatre shows, films, workshops, readings, book launches and youth art projects. The festival also hosts up to 15 arts prizes.

www.escapeartfest.com.au

ARTS IN THE VALLEYKangaroo Valley Arts Festival is a biennial festival, known as arts in the valley, featuring classical and fine contemporary music integrated with visual arts. The festival features some of the best Australian musicians, ranging across solo recitals, vocal ensemble, percussion and dance with collaborations between artists. Also included is an exhibition of garden sculpture with the work of sculptors from across the region and beyond.

artsinthevalley.net.au

SHOALHAVEN COAST WINTER WINE FESTIVALThe Shoalhaven Wine Festival is an annual event held each June long weekend. Purchase a festival glass at the first cellar for free wine tasting at all other participating wineries.

Cellar doors will be open for the festival 10am – 5pm daily, unless otherwise specified. The event also offers a ‘hop- on, hop-off’ bus’.

shoalhavencoastwine.com.au

CITY OF FESTIVALS


SEE CHANGE WINTER ARTS FESTIVALHeld every two years, Jervis Bay and Basin’s See Change Winter Arts Festival offers up to 16 days of art, music, performance, food, wine, word and family activities against the magnificent backdrop of Jervis Bay and the beautiful surrounding area.

An exciting program of exhibitions and events that highlight this region’s cultural wealth.

jervisbayarts.asn.au

ULLADULLA HARBOURFEAST FOOD & WINE FESTIVALA two-day weekend event during November showcasing the best food, wine and entertainment in the area, including two days of activities such as live cooking demonstrations, creative cuisine from local restaurants, cafes and producers with wine from the area’s wineries. Local and performing artists provide entertainment.

harbourfeast.com.au

BLESSING OF THE FLEETHeld each Easter in Ulladulla, the annual Blessing of the Fleet festival attracts people from far and wide to witness the street festival parade on Easter Sunday, followed by the pilgrimage to Ulladulla Harbour for the traditional blessing ceremony led by the character of St Peter, patron saint of fishers and accompanied by the festival princesses.

The afternoon brings entertainment and music, along with the fun beach games, activities and the range of community displays and exhibitions for the whole family. Festivities culminate at night with an spectacular fireworks display.

blessingofthefleet.info

KANGAROO VALLEY FOLK FESTIVALA celebration of music, dancing, art and craft, the annual Kangaroo Valley Folk Festival goes for three days with concerts on each day, a welcome dance on the Friday night, poets’ breakfast, music, singing and dance workshops. Saturday night sees an evening concert as well as a bush dance.

kangaroovalleyfolkfestival.com.au

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The Northern Shoalhaven region offers everything – stylish towns, historic structures, convict buildings, art galleries and great shopping.

Hi-lights

STAY• Bendeela rustic camping grounds on the Kangaroo

River

PLAY• Surfing at Culburra Beach, Currarong and Seven

Mile Beach

• Tallowa Dam picnic area and fish lift

• Horseriding through remote high country and rainforests

• Kayaking in Kangaroo Valley & Shoalhaven Gorge

• Cruise the Shoalhaven River

• Shoalhaven Zoo & Trees Adventure, North Nowra

• Segway tour

• Fleet Air Arm Museum, HMAS Albatross

INDULGE• Hampden Bridge over the Kangaroo River built in

1898 and is the oldest wooden suspension bridge in Australia

• Amazing shopping in Berry, Kangaroo Valley and Nowra

• Jindyandy Mill shopping precinct at Pyree

• Convict built structures at Coolangatta

• Bundanon, Arthur & Yvonne Boyd’s gift to the nation

• Food tours and cooking classes

• Award-winning wineries

• International, national and local art exhibitions – Shoalhaven City Arts Centre & Regional Gallery, Nowra

• ShoalhavenEntertainmentCentre for live entertainment in Nowra

• Historic Meroogal in Nowra

NATURE• Morton National Park – great bushwalking

• Cambewarra Lookout

• Nowra Hanging Rock Lookout

• Point Perpendicular Lighthouse

• Honeymoon Bay


HISTORIC BERRY

A great place to shop – boutiques, antique and craft

shops, home-wares stores, contemporary galleries and the

popular monthly market day. Choose from a wide variety of

indoor or alfresco dining options at the many eateries.

KANGAROO VALLEY

Nestled between Cambewarra and Barrengarry

Mountains, an historic village with its iconic Hampden

Bridge. Indulge in art and craft galleries, cafés, a stone

pub as well as handicraft shops.

NOWRA

On the Shoalhaven River – a thriving commercial and

cultural centre with landscaped gardens and parks,

and huge selection of restaurants, cafés and fast-food

outlets. A wide range of accommodation options. Get

active at the skate park or take one of the bushwalks –

Bens Walk along the river or the beautiful Bomaderry

Creek walk.

TERARA was the original site for Nowra until the

settlement was moved to Nowra after heavy floods.

SHOALHAVEN HEADS

About 20 minutes drive north- east of Nowra, is a great

spot for surfing and fishing with easy access to Seven

Mile Beach. It is also an ideal base to explore the Seven

Mile Beach National Park. There are boat launching

facilities and heaps of great fishing spots on the

Shoalhaven River and the beach.

COOLANGATTA

Coolangatta Estate is the site of the original European

settlement on the NSW South Coast. The restored

convict-built village features views, award-winning

Estate wines, four-star accommodation and restaurant.

GREENWELL POINT

One of the leading seafood ports in the Shoalhaven,

it is 15 km east of Nowra. A small fleet of trawlers

brings in the daily catch and you can enjoy the famous

local oysters shucked while you wait or freshly packed

and chilled.

CULBURRA BEACH

This village is surrounded on three sides by river, beach

and lake. Located 22 km east of Nowra and with great

facilities for holiday-makers, it offers swimming, surfing,

fishing and prawning.

CALLALA BAY – CALLALA BEACH – MYOLA

These coastal villages are on the northern end of Jervis

Bay and are known for their stunning beaches, safe

bay swimming and dolphin parades. There is excellent

sailing from Callala Bay and a regional boat ramp and

jetty provide easy access to the water.

CURRARONG

Located at the most easterly point of the region on

Beecroft Peninsula, this village has been a long-time

favourite with holiday-makers. With several beaches,

swimming and fishing are perfect and there is a state-

of-the art boat ramp. Point Perpendicular Lighthouse

is nearby, as is beautiful Honeymoon Bay and other

northern Jervis Bay beaches. For the walker, well-graded

bushwalks lead from the village out to the peninsula.

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Southern PiesHOME TO THE MOST MOUTH-WATERING, GOURMET DEEP DISH PIES AROUND

Come over the bridge and into the heart of Kangaroo Valley and that’s where you’ll find Southern Pies.

Coffee, “Retro” milkshakes and a large selection of irresistible sweet pies, tarts and treats.

Open weekdays 6.30am – 5pm and weekends 9am – 5pm

Shop 1/146 Moss vale road (next to Post office)

4465 2778 www.southernpies.com.au

The Man from Kangaroo Valley Trail RideRide through the stunning mountains and the beautiful rainforest of Kangaroo Valley.

• Free tuition provided.

• Ride and stay – bunkhouse and apartment accommodation available.

Not suitable for children under 10.

Bookings essential

t: 4465 1912 www.kangaroovalleyhorseriding.com

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Bistro One46LOOKING FOR MORE THAN A MEAL

Come to Bistro One46 to experience true hospitality.

Seasonal produce, sourced locally where possible

Family friendly and groups welcome Balcony and fireplace for year round dining Local wines & beers

Open 6 nights, 5 lunches & weekend breakfast

146 Moss Vale Road4465 2820 www.bistro146.com.au

Glenmack ParkNestled in the heart of the picturesque Kangaroo Valley is Glenmack Park, the ideal location for your next family getaway. With plenty of activities at your doorstep, your family is sure to have a wonderful holiday.

• Luxury villas • Self-contained cabins

• Powered caravan sites • Tentsites

• On site canoe/kayak and bike hire

215 Moss Vale Roadt: 4465 1372 www.glenmack.com.au

Sahali at Kangaroo ValleyLuxury, self contained holiday home set on 2 acres, with stunning views of the northern escarpment of Kangaroo Valley. Sleeps 10–12.

t: 0407 466 890 e: [email protected] www.sahali.com.au

Barrengarry HideawayA secluded uniquely designed eco home, surrounded by 4 acres of rainforest where clean crisp air and escarpment views await you.

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Contact details: Jane Bartrum Kangaroo Valley Escapes and Events t: 0428 155 818

Shop 1, 162 Moss Vale Road, Kangaroo Valley

t: 4465 1375. www.kangaroovalleyfudge.com.au

Kangaroo Valley Fudge House & Ice Creamery. Est. 1986

Award winning confections ... hand made the old fashioned way!

Brittles, gluten-free fudges and coconut ice hand made instore.

Gourmet ice cream and locally made produce.

Barefoot SpringsOn Cambewarra Mountain, close to Kangaroo Valley and Berry – relaxing, peaceful and secluded with breathtaking views.

• Three private luxury Studio Cottages

• Private Queen Room with en-suite in the main house.

Pioneer Museum ParkTake a journey back in time ...

Experience the life of Kangaroo Valley’s early pioneers in Australia’s most beautiful valley

• Open 11am to 3pm• Next to the historic Hampden Bridge

Kangaroo ValleyVillage Markets+ Music• Second Saturday every

month except February

• Proceeds to the Folk Festival

Kangaroo Valley Folk Festival

• A three day celebration of music, dance, poetry and craft

• Third weekend in Oct.

• Earlybird tickets from 1 Jul.

155 Carrington Road, Beaumont

t: 4446 0509 e: [email protected]

www.barefootsprings.com.au

2029 Moss Vale Road, Kangaroo Valley

t: 4465 1306. www.kangaroovalleymuseum.com

Kangaroo Valley Showground. t: 0412 288 923 www.kangaroovalleyfolkfestival.com.au

Clare Villa B&BFully self-contained couple’s getaway

facebook: Clare-Villa

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Shoalhaven Entertainment CentreSTATE-OF-THE-ART VENUE CATERING FOR EVERY EVENT OR FUNCTION

Come and experience world-class entertainment and superb facilities at this iconic Shoalhaven venue.

Our Encore Café and Gallery Restaurant offer mouth-watering cuisine, with pre-show dinners a favourite amongst our regular patrons.

With plenty of parking, disabled access and WiFi, check out our website for upcoming events or contact our friendly staff.

The Box Office is open Monday to Friday, 9am to 4pm

Bridge Road, Nowra NSW 2541Box Office: 1300 788 503e: [email protected]: shoalhavenentertainment.com.au

Mountain View ResortOur 4-star Resort is a perfect holiday destination for the whole family.

Come enjoy our jumping pillow, animal nursery, sporting field, 22m swimming pool & walking track with gym stations whilst staying in an air-conditioned cabin, drive-thru ensuite sites or powered site.

ONLY 1.5KMS TO THE BEACH.

14 Shoalhaven Heads Road Shoalhaven Heads. 2535 t: (02) 4448 7281 e: [email protected] w: www.mtview.com.au

Coolangatta EstateSHOALHAVEN’S 5 STAR WINERY ★★★★★

James Halliday Wine Companion 2011 – 2015

• Cellar Door open 10am – 5pm daily showcasing entirely Estate grown wines.

• Lunch Wednesday – Sunday 12 noon – 2.30pm• Dinner Tuesday – Saturday from 6pm• Country heritage accommodation – 35 rooms• Self-guided Historic Village tours (the first European

settlement of the South Coast of NSW, convict built 1822)

• 9-hole public golf course• Wedding and Function Rooms – Conference Facilities

1335 Bolong Road, Shoalhaven Heads 2535t: 02 4448 7131. e: [email protected]

Shoalhaven City Arts CentreExhibitions feature works from national and regional collections, the Shoalhaven City Collection and curated exhibitions by Shoalhaven artists and community groups.Opening hours: 10am–4pm Mon. to Fri., 11am–3pm Sat. (closed Sunday and public holidays)12 Berry St, Nowra 2541t:, 02 4429 5444 e: [email protected]

The Treat FactoryBy handcrafting hundreds of varieties of preserves, chocolates and confectionaries, the Treat Factory is the largest gourmet food provedore on the South Coast. You can buy a massive range of award-winning products direct from the producer as as well-hard-to-find gourmet food lines and bulk goods.

Old Creamery Lane, Berry NSW 2535t: (02) 4464 1112. e: [email protected]

Lorsens on the River3 x 2 bedroom cabins on the Shoalhaven River at Shoalhaven Heads. Walk to surf beach. Close to boat ramps & golf course. Ideal location to visit local wineries & historic Berry. Have a romantic weekend for 2 or book all 3 cabins for a family get-away.

t: 0410 487 206 or, 0477 854 812e: [email protected]

4 nights for price of

3 midweek

Coastal Palms Holiday ParkA great family park at Shoalhaven Heads with cabins and powered sites available. Has pool, tennis court and kids’ play area. Close to beach, river, golf club, wineries and bowling club.

On-site vans for holidaying in are available for sale. t: 02 44487206. e: [email protected] www.coastalpalms.com.au

Springs Resorts Shoalhaven Sports MotelLuxury accommodation at an affordable price

• 46 spacious superior suites with deluxe spa units, executive spa units and executive units

• Magnificent views over the Worrigee Links Golf Course

• Adjacent to the Ex-Servicemen’s Sports Club

• Central to Shoalhaven’s many attractions

131 Greenwell Point Road Nowrat: 02 4422 4522www.springsresorts.com.au

Trees AdventureTrees Adventure Nowra Park is the ultimate Tree-Top experience for the whole family – from 4 to 75+y.o.

It is comprised of 6 obstacle courses – 82 challenges including 13 flying foxes (more than 1km of ziplines).

There are easy courses for those not too keen on heights and the higher runs – up to 40m high – for those thrill seekers.

A very unique Tree and Cliff experience!

AT THE SHOALHAVEN ZOO – 23 Rockhill Rd, North Nowra

t: (02) 4421 4830e: [email protected]

Coral Tree Lodge Tourist Park3.5 STAR PARK ON CROOKHAVEN RIVER

142 Greens Road, Greenwell Point

t: 02 4447 1358. f:, 02 4447 1579 m: 0427 254, 082 www.coraltreelodge.com.au

Jindyandy Mill Lolly Shop

SWEETS • TOYS • GIFTS

719 Greenwell Point Road Pyree

t: 02 4447, 0258 m: 0434 991 565e: [email protected] www.jindyandymill.com.au

South Coast Nannies

SERVICING THE SOUTH COAST

t: 1300 662 072 e: [email protected] www.southcoastnannies.com.au


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Within the Central region of the Shoalhaven, Jervis Bay takes centre stage, with its relaxed villages, renowned beaches, dolphins and whales, national parks and a myriad of activities.

Other popular destinations include the towns of Sanctuary Point, St Georges Basin and Basin View. Further south is Sussex Inlet, superbly situated on the estuary and offering a wealth of water and boating opportunities.

STAY• Choose from a wide range of accommodation

styles, from tourist parks to self-contained houses

PLAY• Protected swimming spots and rock pools, great

for snorkelling

• Surf beaches

• Horse riding

• Fantastic kayaking, SUP, fishing and diving

INDULGE• Friendly villages, award-winning restaurants,

boutique breweries

• Galleries

• Jervis Bay Maritime Museum

• Galamban Campfire yarns

NATURE• World-famous beaches including Hyams Beach,

said to have the whitest sand in the world

• Booderee NP, known for its rich Indigenous presence and native botanic gardens, not to mention lots of kangaroos

• Jervis Bay Marine Park – dolphins, seals and little penguins

• Whales, June to November

• Tianjara Falls Lookout

• Jerrawangala Lookout

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HUSKISSON Has lots on offer including The Huskisson (better known as the Husky Pub), licensed clubs, interesting shopping and a host of restaurants, cafés and takeaway food outlets. Don’t miss the dolphin and whale watching (during the whale season, June to November) on the cruise boats and the Jervis Bay Maritime Museum.

VINCENTIA Fringed by two national parks that are rich in Indigenous heritage, diverse flora and fauna and a broad range of recreational opportunities. Vincentia is the main shopping centre for the Jervis Bay area.

HYAMS BEACH Surrounded by national and marine parks, Hyams Beach is said to have ‘the whitest sand in the world‘. There are lots of good bushwalks, coastal walks and cycleways; the clear waters are ideal for fishing, swimming, snorkelling and diving.

BOODEREE NATIONAL PARK A significant place for Koori people, the national park is owned by the Wreck Bay Aboriginal community. Visit the botanic gardens, bushwalk or surf at Cave Beach. The historic Cape St George Lighthouse is for whale and bird watching. Three camping grounds: Green Patch, Bristol Point and Cave Beach.

EROWAL BAY – ST GEORGES BASIN – SANCTUARY POINT These townships are all located on St Georges Basin, a large, shallow lagoon. Boating, fishing, swimming and picnicking are popular.

SUSSEX INLET Located 46 km south of Nowra at the mouth of the estuary, this is is the largest village on St Georges Basin. It provides great boating, fishing, canoeing and other water sports. The estuary winds back into the extensive St Georges Basin waterway in one direction, and to the open waters of the Pacific Ocean in the other, so there’s lots of seaside activities for all ages and interests. There are full shopping services, a cinema and a golf course, and houseboat holidays are a great way to explore the extensive canals and waterways in the area.

SWANHAVEN Situated on the eastern side of Swan Lake, it is ideally positioned to take advantage of the stunning coastline and both beach and lake activities. The lake is salt water and is perfect for sailing, swimming, water skiing and fishing.

CUDMIRRAH Located the end of a peninsula surrounded by ocean and state forests, with no through traffic, Cudmirrah is ideal for a variety of water activities. Sussex Inlet is the closest township.

BERRARA A small village located a short drive south of Jervis Bay, it offers a stunning coastline and both beach and lake activities. It borders Conjola National Park, and is only minutes to Swan Lake. There is no township at Berrara, the closest town is Sussex Inlet, 10 minutes’ drive.




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The star attractions of Jervis Bay are the humpback whales, their acrobatic antics an

awe-inspiring thrill to watch. They make their passage up the east coast to mate in the warm

tropical waters of Queensland, and Jervis Bay is a regular haunt on their journey. Whale-watching

tours are offered during June to November migration season.

The waters of Jervis Bay abound with underwater life and are home to more than 100 bottle-nose

dolphins, with dolphin cruises operating daily from Huskisson.

The history of the area revolves around the bay and its ship-building activities. The Jervis Bay

Marine Museum in Huskisson has permanent and travelling exhibitions and the ferry, the Lady

Denman, is housed in the maritime museum. The museum concentrates on the history of Jervis Bay

and district, including early exploration, the timber industry, Aboriginal history, early settlement,

lighthouse history, shipwrecks, coastal shipping, whaling history and Naval base history.

With sheltered coves providing safe mooring and great fishing opportunities, the Jervis Bay area is

a favourite for avid sailors. All of the townships in the area are positioned on the coast, taking great

advantage of the fantastic views, the sun, surf and sea atmosphere.

There are good holiday services for the holiday maker and lots of accommodation from top-of-the-

range guesthouses and bed and breakfasts to motels, tourist parks, holiday cottages and

eco-camping.

JERVIS BAYRenowned as having the whitest sand in the world, Jervis Bay is ideal for a variety of water activities including sailing, swimming, fishing, sailboarding, SCUBA diving, snorkelling and stand-up paddle boarding.

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Nautilus Apartments Jervis BayNautilus Apartments are positioned in the heart of Huskisson on Owen Street – the hub of Jervis Bay.

Our apartment complex consists of a studio room, two, three and four bedroom apartments. The apartments are very spacious and light, and most face north, allowing for a beautiful sea breeze not to mention great views of Jervis Bay. The famous white sandy beaches and crystal clear waters of Jervis Bay are within minutes from the apartments.

NAUTILUS APARTMENTS OFFERS EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR A RELAXING GETAWAY.

m: 0434, 025 360 e: [email protected]

w: nautilusjervisbay.com.au

Huskisson Beach MotelLocated directly opposite beautiful Jervis Bay, 50m from the beach and main street. All front rooms offer the best view of Jervis Bay in Huskisson.

Offering 33 well-appointed rooms, it is perfectly positioned to take advantage of all this remarkable village has to offer. Choose from great restaurants and clubs to seaside pastimes such as boating, fishing, scuba diving, whale and dolphin watching, kayaking, or simply strolling or relaxing at the beach.

9–11 Hawke Street, Huskisson 2540 t: 02 4441 6387. f: 02 4441 6129 e: [email protected] www.huskissonbeachmotel.com.au

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Club HuskyVisit Club Husky and experience the relaxed atmosphere of a small coastal village.

• Friendly staff, great food and a wide variety of drinks.

• Our Mini Golf is outstanding with running water and fountains.

Come and visit – bring your friends and enjoy!

CLUB HUSKY – WHERE WE ALWAYS TRY TO GIVE YOU THAT LITTLE BIT EXTRA!

336 Huskisson Road, Huskissont: 4441 5135 e: [email protected] www.clubhusky.com.au

Jervis Bay Maritime MuseumThe Museum features the historic Lady Denman ferry and a world renowned collection of maritime artefacts and navigational and surveying instruments.

Situated in a beautiful bush setting in Jervis Bay, the complex includes an exhibition gallery, gift shop, a large recreation area with native gardens, a mangrove boardwalk, fish feeding pond, boathouse and historic

buildings.

OPEN DAILY: 10AM–4PM

Woollamia Rd, Huskisson 02 4441 5675 www.jervisbaymaritimemuseum.asn.au

Club Jervis Bay ‘Bayview Bistro’AFFORDABLE DINING RIGHT ON THE WATER’S

EDGE AT JERVIS BAY

A family-friendly restaurant – enjoy a light snack, lunch, afternoon tea or dinner while overlooking the crystal blue waters of Jervis Bay.

Our Bayview Bistro is open 7 days a week from 10am till late.

For all your function needs in an absolute waterfront location, go no further than our Bayview Waters Function Centre.

2–8 Currambene StreetHuskissonPhone:, 02 4441 5282www.clubjervisbay.com.au

Cillanti RetreatOn the water overlooking the Sussex Inlet, you will find four fully self-contained, 2-bedroom 4-star cabins, private spa available on request – great views plus peace and quiet.

284 River Road, Sussex Inlett:, 02 4441 1682. e: [email protected]


The lakes, including Conjola, Burrill and Tabourie down to Durras Lakes in the south, offer every type of popular

water sport and recreation imaginable.

Pigeon House Mountain Didthul represents a challenge for the climber. The view from the top is absolutely

magnificent encompassing 120km of coast and bushland and giving 360-degree panoramic views.

The district embraces the lush farming lands of Milton and the many beautiful beaches ranging from Bendalong down to Durras North.

STAY• Remote campsites, family friendly cabins,

beachfront luxury holiday homes

PLAY• Budawang Ranges for challenging bush walks,

remote camping, climbing an extinct volcano for amazing coastal views

• Surf beaches, beach and lake fishing, swimming holes

• Funland at Ulladulla

• Gondwana Coast Fossil Walk – recognised as ‘world class‘

• Warden Head lighthouse, bush walks, whale watching

• TenPin Bowling at the Dunn Lewis Centre

• Segway tours

• Skirmish Paintball

INDULGE• Wineries at Ulladulla and Bawley Point

• ‘OneTrack for All‘ a cultural trail that tells the story of the local area from an Aboriginal perspective, illustrated with relief carvings and paintings

NATURE• Pebbly Beach famous for the ‘surfing kangaroos’

• The famous Pigeon House Mountain Didthul was named by Captain James Cook on his voyage to Australia in the 1770s. Didthul is the Aboriginal name for this iconic landmark

• Boyd Lookout and Granite Falls

• Talk to the kangaroos at Pebbly Beach – lots of photo opportunities, but please don’t feed

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BENDALONG – NORTH BENDALONG – MANYANA – BERRINGER LAKE – CUNJURONG POINT Bordering the Conjola National Park, Bendalong provides excellent surf beaches for fishing and swimming. To the north is the monument to the wreck of the Walter Hood – a ship that went down in 1870.

LAKE CONJOLA This village is located at the southern side of the mouth of the Lake Conjola estuary. The waterways are ideal for fishing, swimming and boating. Take the boardwalk (suitable for wheelchair access) to get to the beach.

MILTON This charming township, with its arts and craft stores, excellent cafés and restaurants, unique designer shops and quality accommodation provides a great base for exploring the local attractions.

ULLADULLA Ulladulla Harbour has played an important role in the development of the area and today the harbour shelters local leisure craft and a fleet of commercial trawlers. The annual Food and Wine Festival by the Sea and Escape ARTFest both lend colour and character to the area’s attractions.

NARRAWALLEE Just north of Ulladulla and close to Mollymook, this area has two superb beaches for great surfing, swimming and boating activities, as well as a boat ramp, picnic grounds with fresh water, barbecue and toilet facilities.

MOLLYMOOK Situated between Milton and Ulladulla, Mollymook’s stunning beachside location is complemented by golf courses and a good selection of accommodation. The ‘Bogey Hole’, a large, tidal rock pool on Mollymook Headland, is ideal for families with young children.

BURRILL LAKE This township is surrounded by natural bushland and its unspoiled beauty provides excellent fishing spots and safe boating, sailing and windsurfing. Boats, canoes, skis and kayaks are available for hire.

TABOURIE LAKE South of Ulladulla, Tabourie Lake offers peace, tranquillity and unspoiled beach and lake frontage. It is a haven for native birds and and a great spot to swim, fish, canoe or picnic.

BAWLEY POINT Between Meroo and Murramarang National Parks, this is perfect for bush walks. Nearby beaches include Bawley Point Beach itself as well as Shell Beach, Racecourse Beach, Merry Beach, Pretty Beach and Pebbly Beach.

KIOLOA South of Ulladulla and north of Pretty and Merry beaches, this town retains much of its natural beauty and is surrounded by water and bushland.

PEBBLY BEACH There is a large resident kangaroo population, quite happy to be patted or to pose for a photograph, but please don’t feed. It is a popular camping area with great surfing and bush walks within the park.

DEPOT BEACH Located in the heart of Murramarang National Park south of Ulladulla, is perfect for a camping holiday or a day’s relaxation. It offers a beautiful surf beach, great fishing, towering spotted gum forest, fascinating walks and abundant wildlife.

NORTH DURRAS is surrounded by the Murramarang National Park, and situated on the entrance to the sea of Lake Durras, widely regarded as the most pristine coastal waterway in NSW.


Burrill Lake Tourist ParkAbsolute lake frontage, direct beach access and views across Burrill Lake to Pigeon House Mountain

• Relaxed family friendly park just off the Princes Highway, 5 mins. south of Ulladulla, 30 mins. north of Batemans Bay.

• Boat, canoe or kayak directly into the lake from the park’s boat ramp.

• Walking distance to the local fish and chip shop with other stores just over the bridge.

• Summer program for the whole family with jumping castle, paddle boarding, Lego mat, Zumba, outdoor cinema and more.

• Perfect for grey nomads with lots of tranquillity but close to facilities.

8 Princess Avenue South Burrill Lake 2539 t: 1300 555 525. t/f: (02) 4444 8840 e: [email protected] burrilllake.holidayhaven.com.au

Ulladulla Headland Tourist ParkWith views across Ulladulla Harbour and only minutes walking distance from shops, cafes, restaurants, beaches and fishing spots the award winning Ulladulla Headland Tourist Park offers something for everyone.

In addition, the park has direct beach access to Lobster Jacks Beach, a secluded headland beach ideal for swimming at high tide and exploring the rock pools at low tide.

Park facilities include: solar heated pool, jumping pillow, powered ensuite sites, powered grassed & slab sites, shady unpowered camping sites, dump point available for park patrons, easy access cabin, WiFi internet access, half court tennis, camp kitchen, children’s playground, clean modern amenities, mini golf, BBQ and picnic facilities.

14 Did-dell Street, Ulladulla NSW 2539t: 1300 733, 021. t/f: (02) 4429 8982e: [email protected] ulladullaheadland.holidayhaven.com.au

Funland UlladullaTHE BEST VALUE FAMILY INDOOR FUN-PARK ON THE COAST

Explore three levels of games, rides and attractions including the latest interactive simulators, Dodgem Cars, Slides, Fun Putt, Laser Skirmish and much more.

Free admission and incredible value unlimited ride packages make entertaining the whole family easy and fun! We do great parties too!

We guarantee you will have a great time, just as generations already have for over 44 years!

OPEN FROM 10AM DAILY

First Floor, Rowen’s Arcade 93 Princes Highway, Ulladullat:, 02 4454 3220www.funland.com.au

Bendalong Point Tourist ParkGet away from it all at Bendalong Point Tourist Park

Located on Red Point Headland, our park offers easy access to Inyadda surf beach and the calm waters of Boat Harbour and Washerwomans beaches. It is ideal for a traditional family camping holiday with an abundance of shady campsites.

Bring the boat along for a day of fishing or boating. The boat ramp is located adjacent to the park on the northern side of the headland.

The park is also home to families of kangaroos, possums, native birds. Meet the stingrays that come in to feed at the boat ramp as the fishermen return.

Red Point Road, Bendalong 2539t: 1300 733, 025. t/f:, 02 4444 8860e: [email protected] bendalongpoint.holidayhaven.com.au

FREE WIFI!


Sinclairs Country Retreat1490E Princes Highway, Conjola 2539t: 02 4456 4291. m: 0412 071 108e: [email protected]

Dunn Lewis CentreEnjoy a game of tenpin bowling in a family fun environment, wander through the art gallery, utilise the tech hub and free Wi-Fi or enjoy a barista made coffee in the spacious lounge area.

The Dunn Lewis Centre has something for the whole family.

141 St Vincent Street, Ulladulla NSW 2539t: (02) 4454 1099. e: [email protected] www.dunnlewiscentre.com.au

Milton Country CottagesAWARD WINNING, S.C. COTTAGES/POTTERY/GALLERY

83 Egans Farm Lane, Yatte Yattaht: 02 4456 5299. 0417 467 880. enquiries@miltoncountrycottages.com.auwww.miltoncountrycottages.com.au

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Our parks offer:

Kangaroo Valley 1300 559 977

Shoalhaven Heads 1300 782 222Crookhaven Heads 1300 733, 026

Currarong Beachside 1300 555 515Huskisson White Sands 1300 733,

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Huskisson Beach 1300 733, 027Swan Lake 1300 555 517

Bendalong Point 1300 733, 025Lake Conjola Entrance 1300 133 395

Ulladulla Headland 1300 733, 021Burrill Lake 1300 555 525

Lake Tabourie 1300 559 966

Not all facilities available in all parks.

Waterfront cabins and sites

Fully self-contained cabins

Ensuite powered sites

Synthetic grass sites

Swimming pools

Beach, lake and river access

Camp kitchens

Jumping pillows

Kids’ playgrounds

Unspoilt locations

Holiday Haven Tourist ParksShoalhaven – South Coast NSW

holiday in our best locations …

look no further … www.holidayhaven.com.auTourist Parks

SHOALHAVEN SOUTH COAST NSWwww.holidayhaven.com.au

SERVICE DIRECTORYAQUATIC CENTRES & POOLSBERRY Berry Swimming Pool Victoria St 02 4464 2952BOMADERRY Bomaderry Aquatic Centre 127 Cambewarra Rd 02 4429 5600CURRARONG Currarong Rock PoolGREENWELL POINT Greenwell Point Village Pool Greenwell Point Rd 02 4447 0185HUSKISSON Huskisson Sea Pool Currambene St 02 4429 3652KANGAROO VALLEY Kangaroo Valley Village Pool MossVale Rd 02 4465 1863MILTON Milton Village Pool Graham St 02 4454 3762NOWRA Nowra Olympic Pool Scenic Dr 02 4429 5641SHOALHAVEN HEADS Shoalhaven Heads Village Pool Shoalhaven Heads Rd 02 4448 5436SUSSEX INLET Sussex Inlet Aquatic Centre 21 Thomson St 02 4406 2055ULLADULLA Ulladulla Leisure Centre Warden St 02 4444 8811 Ulladulla Sea Pool 50 Wason St 02 4444 8811VINCENTIA Bay & Basin Leisure Centre The Wool Rd 02 4406 2022BICYCLE HIREHUSKISSON Around Jervis Bay, Bike Hire & Tours 1/37 Owen St 02 4441 6857 | 0410 335, 015 Shoalhaven Bike Hire 64 Owen St 02 4441 5255 | 02 4421 6362SANCTUARY POINT Bikes at the Basin 20 Paradise Beach Rd 02 4443 3777 | 0422 381 980SUSSEX INLET Sussex Inlet Marine Centre Jacobs Dr 02 4441 2086 | 0488 444 308 Riviera Caravan Park 158 River Rd 02 4441 2112 | 0421 229 120

MINI GOLFBURRILL LAKE Big 4 Bungalow Park Putt Putt Golf 123 Princes Hwy 02 4455 1621 | 1800 552 944HUSKISSON 18 Hole Mini Golf – Club Husky 336 Huskisson Rd 02 4441 5135 | 0418 345 451MORTON Pigeon House Tea Rooms Pitch and Putt Golf Course 24 Clyde Ridge Rd 02 4457 3097 | 0412 084 224NOWRA Nowra Golf Range and Putt Putt Lot 1 Greenwell Point Rd 02 4423 3003

HORSE RIDINGBUDGONG Kangaroo Valley Horses 251 Abernethys Rd 0402 902 072 | 0499 623 923FALLS CREEK Valhalla Horseriding & Farm Holidays 39 Falls Rd 02 4447 8320KANGAROO VALLEY Man from Kangaroo Valley Trail Ride 24 Hillcrest View Lane (private) 02 4465 1912TERMEIL Timbertops Lot 27 Princes Hwy 02 4457 1008WEST NOWRA Baronga Riding Academy 391 Yalwal Rd 02 4421 3880

TEN PIN BOWLINGBOMADERRY Shoalhaven City Lanes Narang Rd 02 4422 1200ULLADULLA Dunn Lewis Centre 141 St Vincent St 02 4454 1099

ACTIVITIES – LAND BASEDCOOLANGATTA Bigfoot Adventures NSW 1335 Bolong Rd 02 4446 1125 | 0428 244 229KANGAROO VALLEY Kangaroo Valley Adventure Co. 215 Moss Vale Rd 02 4465 1372 Flavours of the Valley 02 4465 2010MILTON Ghost Walks of Milton Princes Hwy 02 4455 4780MOGOOD Clyde River Berry Farm (only open December – January) 2000a The River Rd 02 4478 1057NORTH NOWRA Trees Adventure Rock Hill Rd 0429 807 411 | 0438 666 722 ShoalhavenZoo 23 Rock Hill Rd 02 4421 3949 | 02 4421 8787ULLADULLA Funland Ulladulla 93 Princes Hwy 02 4454 3220SASSAFRAS Sassafras Nuts (only open April Sat & Sun ) 4281 Braidwood Rd 02 4423 2248 | 0405 220 451SOUTH COAST Segway Tours South Coast 0402 000 222SOUTH NOWRA Flip Out 5 Tom Thumb Ave 1300 3547 688 | 02 4731 1022 Dads Mums and Little Ones 4/10 Central Ave 02 4423 1665WRECK BAY Galamban 6 Dhugan Close 02 4442 1117 | 0421 811 914

PAINTBALL/SKIRMISHFALLS CREEK ShoalhavenSkirmish FallsRd 02 4447 8064WOODSTOCK Skirmish Ulladulla 456B WoodStock Rd 02 4456 4560 | 0418 428 548

MODEL RAILWAYJASPERS BRUSH Penwood Miniature Railway 215A Princes Hwy 02 4464 1201NOWRA Archer Miniature Railway Albatross Rd 0412 706 045

SPORTING & RECREATIONNOWRA Climb Nowra 5 Golden Cane Ave 0417 521 305 Nowra Raceway Albatross Rd 02 4421 4550 Shoalhaven City Turf Club 96 Albatross Rd 02 4421 4550 Shoalhaven Greyhound Racing Club Albatross Rd 02 4421 2332NORTH NOWRA Shoalhaven Four Wheel Drive Club Rock Hill Rd 0408 698 093


TOMERONG Shoalhaven Clay Target Club Inc. Turpentine Rd 02 4423 3600YERRIYONG Nowra Motorcycle Club Braidwood Rd 0458 200 860

MUSEUMS & GALLERIESBERRY The Berry Museum 135 Queen St 4464 3097 Muir House Art Gallery 10 Prince Alfred St 02 4464 3647 | 02 4422 1794HUSKISSON Lady Denman Maritime Museum Woollamia Rd 02 4441 5675ILLAROO Arthur Boyd’s Bundanon Trust Bundanon Rd 02 4422 2100KANGAROO VALLEY Kangaroo Valley Pioneer Museum Park 2029 Moss Vale Rd 02 4465 1306LAKE TABOURIE TabourieLake Museum45PrincesHwy 02 4457 3269 | 02 4457 3373NOWRA Meroogal WorrigeeSt,(02)44218150 Nowra Museum and Shoalhaven Historical Society Cnr Plunkett and Kinghorne Sts 02 4422 1228 | 02 4421 7008 Shoalhaven City Arts Centre 12 Berry St 02 4429 5444NOWRA HILL Fleet Air Arm Museum 489a Albatross Rd 02 4424 1920 | 02 4424 2179ULLADULLA Dunn Lewis Centre 141 St Vincent St 02 4454 1099

CINEMAS & THEATRESBOMADERRY Nowra Players 27 Meroo St 02 4422 1459 | 0412 664 945HUSKISSON Huskisson Pictures 19 Sydney St 02 4441 5076 | 02 4441 6343MILTON Milton Theatre 69 Princes Hwy 02 4454 3636 | 02 4455 3056NOWRA Roxy Cinema Complex 41 Berry St 02 4423 5222 | 1900 937 421 Shoalhaven Entertainment Centre 44 Bridge Rd 02 4429 5753 | 1300 788 503SUSSEX INLET Inlet Cinema 173 Jacobs Dr 02 4441 2884ULLADULLA Arcadia Twin Cinemas Box F2 Boree St 02 4454 1224

GARDENSBERRY Berry Courthouse Gardens 58 Victoria St 02 4464 2446HUSKISSON Lady Denman Maritime Museum Woollamia Rd 02 4441 5675JERVIS BAY Booderee National Park Village Rd, (02) 4443 0977ILLAROO Bundanon Trust Homestead Gardens Bundanon Rd 02 4422 2100SHOALHAVEN HEADS Curtis Park Arboretum Celia PlaceULLADULLA Ulladulla Wildflower Reserve Warden St 02 4455 1269WOODSTOCK Gzone Flower Farm 127 Evans Lane 02 4454 1134WOOLLAMIA Bonsai at the Bay 6 Streamside St 0415 609 509

LOOKOUTS, LIGHTHOUSES & WATERFALLSBEAUMONT The Lookout Cambewarra Mountain Cambewarra Lookout Rd 02 4465 1321BEECROFT PENINSULA Point Perpendicular Lighthouse & Lookout Lighthouse Rd 02 4423 2950BOODEREE NATIONAL PARK Cape St George Old Ruined Lighthouse & Lookout Stony Creek Rd 02 4448 3411BROOMAN Mogood Lookout Clyde Ridge Rd 02 4421 0778CROOKHAVEN Crookhaven Head Lighthouse Prince Edward Ave 02 4421 0778NOWRA Hanging Rock Lookout Nowra Showground West St 02 4421 0778NOWRA HILL Nowra Hill Lookout BTU Rd 02 4421 0778PORTERS CREEK Porters Creek Lookout Porters Creek Rd 02 4444 8819TIANJARA Tianjara Falls Braidwood Rd 02 4421 0778ULLADULLA Warden Head Lighthouse Deering St 02 4444 8820JERRAWANGALA Jerrawangala Lookout Jerrawangala Lookout Rd 02 4428 6300WANDANDIAN Boyd Lookout and Granite Falls Twelve Mile Rd 02 4423 2170

NATIONAL PARKSJERVIS BAY Booderee National Park Village Rd 02 4443 0977 Jervis Bay National Park Sutton Street 02 4423 2170NORTH DURRAS Murramarang National Park Mount Agony Road 02 4428 6300TERMEIL Meroo National Park Blackbutt Road 13 15 55FITZROY FALLS Morton National Park Nowra Road 02 4428 6300

SURFING & STAND UP PADDLE BOARDINGBENDALONG Pam Burridge Surf Schools 441A Bendalong Rd 02 4456 4038 | 0409 767 176CULBURRA BEACH Culburra Beach Surf School & Board Hire 164 Penguins Head Rd 02 4447 3197EAST LYNNE Soulrider Surf School 230 Donovan Creek Rd 02 4478 6297 | 0414 881 691LITTLE FOREST Coastal Paddle Surf 19 Coral Tree Lane 0449 672 645KANGAROO VALLEY Kangaroo Valley Tourist Park Moss Vale Rd 02 4406 1900 | 1300 559 977MOLLYMOOK BEACH Mollymook Beach Surf School Mitchell Pde 0411 392 221SUSSEX INLET Jervis Bay and Sussex Inlet Surf School 67 Jacobs Dr 02 4443 2004 | 0422 178 334 Sussex Inlet Marine Centre Jacobs Dr 02 4441 2086 | 0488 444 308ULLADULLA Total Eco Adventures Princes Hwy 02 4471 6969 | 0421 337 545 Walking On Water 23 Carramar Cres 0417 360 791WOOLLAMIA Jervis Bay Stand Up Paddle 754 Woollamia Rd 02 4441 6398 | 0403 354 716


ADVENTURE WATER ACTIVITIESNOWRA Shoalhaven Ski and Wake 0402 993 181 The Wakeboard School Riverview Rd 0413 595 859 | 02 4422 4477SHOALHAVEN HEADS Free Motion Sports 6 Davenport Rd 0401 934 236ULLADULLA Walking On Water 23 Carramar Cres 0417 360 791

KAYAK & CANOE HIREBURRIER Coolendel Grassy Gully Rd 02 4421 4586 Gradys Riverside Retreat 674 Burrier Rd 02 4421 3282BURRILL LAKE Big 4 Bungalow Park 123 Princes Hwy 02 4455 1621 | 1800 552 944DURRAS NORTH Durras Lake North Holiday Park 57 Durras Rd 02 4478 6072 | 1800 387 727FALLS CREEK Valhalla Horseriding & Farm Holidays 39 Falls Rd 02 4447 8320GREENWELL POINT Anglers’ Rest 113 Adelaide St 02 4447 1207HUSKISSON Jervis Bay Kayak Company 1/13 Hawke St 02 4441 7157KANGAROO VALLEY Kangaroo Valley Safaris 2210 Moss Vale Rd 02 4465 1502 | 02 4465 1350 / 0418 221 169 Kangaroo Valley Tourist Park Moss Vale Rd 02 4406 1900 | 1300 559 977LAKE CONJOLA Lake Conjola Post Office Store 41 Carroll Ave 02 4456 1163LAKE TABOURIE Lake Tabourie Tourist Park Princes Hwy 02 4406 3101 | 1300 559 966SUSSEX INLET Alonga Waterfront Cottages 166-168 River Rd 02 4441 2046 | 0412 446 247 Southside Marine Centre 28 Sussex Rd 02 4441 3099 Sussex Inlet Marine Centre Jacobs Dr 02 4441 2086 | 0488 444 308ULLADULLA Walking On Water 23 Carramar Cres 0417 360 791

BOAT HIREGREENWELL POINT Anglers’ Rest 113 Adelaide St 02 4447 1207LAKE CONJOLA Lake Conjola Post Office Store 41 Carroll Ave 02 4456 1163SUSSEX INLET Alonga Boat Hire 166-168 River Rd 02 4441 2046 Riviera Caravan Park 158 River Rd 02 4441 2112 | 0421 229 120 Southside Marine Centre 28 Sussex Rd 02 4441 3099 | 0423 551 016 Sussex Inlet Marine Centre Jacobs Dr 02 4441 2086 | 0488 444 308WOOLLAMIA Boab Boat Hire 0427 482 426 Husky Hire-A-Boat 02 4441 6200 | 0413 192 328

CHARTER BOATS & FISHINGBURRILL LAKE Burrill Lake Cruises & Fishing Charters Maria Ave 02 4454 0657 | 0437 389 251GREENWELL POINT Escape Fishing Charters West St 02 4441 2279 | 0407 891 688 Jervis Bay Fishing & Sightseeing Charters 02 4447 8177 | 0412 506 422 Silver Star Charters Main Wharf Greenwell Point Rd 02 4421 5380 | 0412 977 000JERVIS BAY Discover Jervis Bay Luxury Sailing 50 Owen St Huskisson 02 4441 6311 Dive Jervis Bay 64 Owen St, Huskisson 02 4441 5255 | 0413 360 600 Husky Ferry Owen St, Huskisson 0467 648 504 | 0449 518 476 Jervis Bay Sailing Charters Frank Lewis Way, Huskisson 0402 443 478 Ocean Trek Diving Resort 02 4441 6232 | 0413 759 649 Simos Afloat 02 4441 5889 | 0429 669 656JERVIS BAY & BASIN Bay & Basin Sportsfishing 0413 610 832ULLADULLA Ulladulla Dive and Adventure Centre Aroo Rd 02 4455 3029 | 0414 727 366 Ulladulla Boat Charters 150 Princes Hwy 02 4455 7255 | 0419 618 562 Ulladulla Fishing Charters 12 Wason St 02 4455 4344 | 0427 242 405

CRUISESBURRILL LAKE Burrill Lake Cruises & Fishing Charters Maria Ave 02 4454 0657 | 0437 389 251HUSKISSON Dolphin Watch Cruise 50 Owen St 02 4441 6311 Jervis Bay Sailing Charters Frank Lewis Way 0402 443 478 Jervis Bay Wild 58 Owen St 02 4441 7002NOWRA Shoalhaven River Cruise 1 Wharf Rd 02 4441 5660 | 0429 981 007

DIVING & SNORKELLINGJERVIS BAY Dive Jervis Bay 64 Owen St 02 4441 5255 Crest Diving 0414 787 281 | 02 4443 3294 Ocean Trek Diving Resort 02 4441 6232 | 0413 759 649ULLADULLA Ulladulla Dive and Adventure Centre Aroo Rd, 02 4455 3029 | 0414 727 366

TOURS & TRANSPORTBERRY Australian Cycling Holidays 0468 390 224BURRILL LAKE Jamanee Gunya Cultural Experience Course 501 Wheelbarrow Rd 0405 646 911CAMBEWARRA Bishops Australian Adventures 02 4446 1125 | 0428 244 229KANGAROO VALLEY Kangaroo Valley Mini Bus Service 23 Cullen Cres 0408 197 226 Foodscape Tours 1300 502 100NOWRA Shoalhaven Shuttle Tours & Charter 156 Albatross Rd 02 4422 5006 | 0411 425 006TOMERONG Jervis Bay Airport Express 02 4443 8888 | 02 4443 7777

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ULLADULLA Digging Stick Food & Art Bush Tucker Tours 16 Wason St 0405 646 911 | 02 4442 1117WRECK BAY Galamban 6 Dhugan Close 02 4442 1117 | 0421 811 914

CAR RENTALBOMADERRY Avis Nowra Bolong Rd 02 4423 2424 | 0411 250 401NOWRA 7 Star Limousines 58 Salisbury Dr 0402 077 345 South Coast Limousines 44 Albatross Rd 02 4421 4820 | 0428 645 993NOWRA HILL Shoalhaven Limousine Service 44 Calymea St 02 4423 2844 | 0408 442 343SOUTH NOWRA Hertz Nowra 282 Princes Hwy 02 4421 8377ULLADULLA Avis Ulladulla 149 Princes Hwy 02 4455 1645 Hampton Hire and Storage 241 Princes Hwy 02 4454 3800

TAXISBERRY Berry Shoalhaven Prestige Taxis 342 Agars Lane 0488 644 344 | 0412 427 070CULBURRA BEACH Culburra Taxis Prince Edward Ave 02 4447 3123 | 02 4447 5771NOWRA Nowra Radio Taxi Cooperative 62 North St 02 4421 0333 | 13 10 08SANCTUARY POINT St Georges Basin Taxis 215 Kerry St 02 4443 7500 | 0412 429 439SUSSEX INLET Sussex Inlet Taxis 2 Coral Ct 02 4441 1000ULLADULLA Milton/Ulladulla Taxi 7 Aroo Rd 13 10 08CHILDMINDING South Coast Nannies 1300 662 072

VISITOR CENTRESBATEMANS BAY Batemans Bay Visitors Centre Princes Hwy 02 4472 6900 | 1800 802 528FITZROY FALLS Fitzroy Falls Nowra Rd 02 4887 7270HUSKISSON Lady Denman Maritime Museum 11 Dent Street 02 4441 5999JERVIS BAY Booderee National Park Visitor Information Centre Jervis Bay Rd 02 4443 0977KIAMA Kiama Visitors Centre Blowhole Point Rd 02 4232 3322 | 1300 654 262MITTAGONG Tourism Southern Highlands 62–70 Main St 02 4871 2888 | 1300 657 559NAROOMA Narooma Visitors Centre Princes Hwy 02 4476 2881 | 1800 240 003NOWRA Shoalhaven Visitors Centre Cnr Princes Hwy & Pleasant Way 02 4421 0778 | 1300 662 808ULLADULLA Shoalhaven Visitors Centre Civic Centre, Princes Hwy 02 4444 8819 | 1300 662 808 Dunn Lewis Centre 141 St Vincent St 02 4454 1099WOLLONGONG Tourism Wollongong 93 Crown St 1800 240 737

LOCAL PRODUCEMOGOOD Clyde River Berry Farm 2000a The River Rd 02 4478 1057BASIN VIEW Clayridge Honey 79 The Wool Rd 02 4443 4198 | 02 4441 8407BERRY Fudge Addiction 1209 Kangaroo Valley Rd 0412 346 123 South Coast Providores 89 Queen St 0418 223 464 The Treat Factory Unit 6 Old Creamery Lane 02 4464 1112 South Coast Dairy Unit 4 Old Creamery Lane 02 4464 1311BERRY MOUNTAIN Berry Mountain Farm 109 Ben Dooley Rd 02 4464 1912 | 0413 809 052FALLS CREEK The Olive Farm 1106 Princes Hwy 02 4447 8791GREENWELL POINT Jim Wild’s Oysters 170 Greens Rd 02 4447 1498 Shoalhaven Oyster Service 32 Greenwell Point Rd 02 4447 1290 | 02 4447 1717JERRAWANGALA Martin’s Orchard Pty Ltd D3370 Princes Hwy 02 4443 4280 | 0410 340 281KANGAROO VALLEY Kangaroo Valley Olives 110 Cedar Springs Rd 0447 491 245MILTON Merry Maiden’s Shop 9/65 Princess Hwy 02 4454 0142NOWRA Nowra Farmers Market cnr Brereton & North St 02 4422 3356 Nowra Fresh Fish & Meat Market cnr Moss St Princes Hwy 02 4429 1900SOUTH NOWRA HopDog Beer Works 2/175 Princes Hwy 0428 293 132SUSSEX INLET Trusst Tomatoes 392 Sussex Inlet Rd 02 4441 0282 | 0432 620 433WANDANDIAN Shoalhaven Fish and Yabbies D2880 Princes Hwy 02 4443 5443

WINERIES – CELLAR DOORBACK FOREST Two Figs 905 Bolong Rd 02 4448 5003BANGALEE Cambewarra Estate 520 Illaroo Rd 02 4446 0170 | 0402 005 910BAWLEY POINT Bawley Vale Estate 226 Bawley Point Rd 02 4457 2555 | 0404 221 111BUDGONG Lyrebird Ridge Organic Winery & B & B 270 Bugong Rd 02 4446 0648 | 0417 418 743COOLANGATTA Coolangatta Estate 1335 Bolong Rd 02 4448 7131 | 0428 244 229 Mountain Ridge Wines 11 Coolangatta Rd 02 4448 5825 | 0407 107 489CURRARONG Salet Wines 12 Peel St, (by appt) 02 4448 3999 | 0403 384 384JASPERS BRUSH Jasper Valley Wines 152 Croziers Rd 02 4464 1596 | 02 4464 3796 Silos Estate & Wileys Estate B640 Princes Hwy 02 4448 6082KANGAROO VALLEY Kangaroo Valley Estate Pty Ltd 2038-2040 Moss Vale Rd 02 4465 2535 | 02 9544 2866NOWRA HILL Nowra Hill Vineyard 222 BTU Rd 02 4447 8362TERMEIL Fern Gully Winery F1468 Princes Hwy 02 4457 1124ULLADULLA Cupitt’s Winery 58 Washburton Rd 02 4455 7888UPPER KANGAROO RIVER Yarrawa Estate 43b Scotts Rd 02 4465 1165WANDANDIAN Kladis Estate Wines 2650 Princes Hwy 02 4443 4359



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