South Coast NSW Travel Maps & Location Guides

A popular get-a-way on week-ends for the trendy Sydney set, Berry offers window shoppers an array of antique and craft shops and the Berry markets held on Sundays at the showgrounds. read more

To the north and south, committed visitors make Long Beach, Batehaven, Surf Beach and Malua Bay their special seaside escapes. Up river, the heavily-forested mountain hinterland provides a catchment delivering the purest water on the east coast of Australia.. read more

Taking it easy in Merimbula is not a privilege, it's the only way there is. The resort in the middle of the Sapphire Coast is one of the prime places to engage in activities such as a day picnic, a long walk or an afternoon at one of the town's clean, clear blue beaches.. read more

Bega is unique in Spring, when you have the opportunity to swim or check the possibility of skiing, such is its reasonable proximity from the Snowy Mountains. This makes the town an obviously popular destination in Winter, also for those keen for camping with its many.. read more

The Pinnacles (red and white earth formations over 30 million years ), Greencape Light Station where you can stay in cottages overlooking a residant seal colony and the remains of the old Davidson Whaling Station as well as Ben Boyd Tower are all part of this experience.. read more

A visit would not be complete without a visit to the Killer Whale Museum, home to an extensive history of the magnificent creature that forms so much of Eden's history. read more

At the turn of the century Huskisson was a major boat building centre. Today this pioneering history can be seen at the Lady Denman Heritage Complex which also houses the Museum of Jervis Bay, Science and Sea. This popular attraction is home to the Lady.. read more

A short drive takes you to Booderee National Park with its beautiful pristine beaches, lovely nature walks, botanic gardens and native wildlife. Accommodation is available in self contained cabins, cottages & houses read more

Its most famous beach, Greenpatch Beach has views that are spectacular and picturesque with the contrast of HMAS Creswell nestled serenely amongst the natural bush and sea landscape. The sweeping water views of Jervis Bay with its glistening sunlit colours.. read more

Experience the serenity of superb bush walking, horse riding, canoeing and swimming in the natural beauty of the area. The historic Hampden Bridge, over the Kangaroo River, was constructed in 1898 and is the oldest and probably most photographed suspension bridge in Australia.. read more

The National Trust of Australia, after surveying and inspecting Milton, classified the township as an Urban Conservation Area in September 1985. Today Miltons's businesses and residents respectfully combine the town's heritage nature with a contemporary lifestyle.. read more

Mollymook beach sweeps for 2km between Bannister Point in the north plus the southern headland where the Mollymook golf club is located both ends of the beach are patrolled in season and the Mollymook surf club which was established in 1933 is located.. read more

The lighthouse was automated in 1987 and the Island is now administered by our National Parks and Wildlife Service. Tours can be arranged with its officers who will introduce you to the Island's native flora and fauna and take you on a tour of the lighthouse.. read more

Granite quarried in Moruya was used to form the pylons of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and many other famous Sydney buidlings. Many of Moruya's old buildings are made of the local stone. The country markets on Saturday morning are very popular - with mouthwatering.. read more

The inlet is simply breathtaking and the new boardwalk will take you out over the water. The golf course is a ripper – early holes wind around the clifftops and the second nine reaches back into the forest. There are heaps of accommodation options.. read more

Taking its name from the Aboriginal word meaning “camping place” or “black cockatoo”, it was only after drastic floods in the nearby township of Terara in 1870 that Nowra became well established in its own right. Its distinctive bridge and elevated.. read more

Pebbly Beach camping area has a great surfing beach and bushwalks and facilities include cold showers, flush toilets, barbecues and picnic tables. Campervans catered for but not suitable for caravans. For bookings contact (02) 4478 6006 No township.. read more

It is a short drive to two of the Shoalhaven's longest established wineries Coolangatta Estate Winery & The Silos. Both of these wineries have excellent restaurants for lunch or dinner. There are several caravan parks, a hotel/ motel and self contained.. read more

A wide range of accommodation including bed & breakfasts, motels, caravan parks, and holiday cabins & cottages is available. You can book on-line at www.shoalhavenholidays.com.au. Houseboat hire is also available to explore the extensive canals and waterways in the area.. read more

Today, Tathra surrounds itself in the natural beauty of both Mimosa and Bournda National Parks, where you can enjoy bountiful fishing and numerous boating activities. The area is home to many seabirds and abundant wildlife. The town is rich in history and traditions of.. read more

The mountain was a site of great spiritual significance to the Yuin people, who knew the mountain as Gulaga, and whose descendants to-day still hold the mountain in special reverence. And it is here, that the visitor would do well to take a conducted.. read more

Hire a boat to chase the sweet eating fish or picnic up river. The sandy channels at the estuary mouth are popular family swimming locations. On the northern side of the town is the vast Coila Lake a popular prawning location when the lake has been open to the sea.. read more

Ulladulla is renowned for its seafood, and the local co-operative at the harbour is a great place to buy "fresh off the boat" fish of the day. The colourful Blessing of the Fleet Ceremony is held annually on the harbour breakwater. This is a time honoured custom.. read more

Batehaven offers a large choice of accommodation, restaurants and shops for all those every day needs. It also boasts great beaches,all within a few minutes drive making it the perfect location for holiday makers. read more

Allan Baptists Studio/Gallery at 16 Lurnea Crescent is another great place to visit, also Dulkara Wildlife Studio/Gallery at 55 Murramurang Road. read more

There is no Township, the nearest town being Kangaroo Valley. Accommodation available in Bed & Breakfast or self contained cottages. read more

Beauty Point is a small residential area on narrow peninsula between Wallaga Lake and the ocean. read more

Accommodation is available in cabins or caravan park. read more

Toilet facilities available. Campfires and charcoal barbecues are not permitted at any time. Gas barbecues may be used except during a Total Fire Ban. Dogs are not permitted at Bendeela. Plants & animals in all areas are protected by law. Horse riding.. read more

The continental shelf is at its closest point to the mainland at Bermagui affording fine fishing off the shoreline. Charter boats operate deep sea, dive and game fishing trips where black marlin and a chase of yellow fin tuna is a regular event. The coastline.. read more

Berrara with its beautiful beaches (great for surfing) is situated on the South Coast and borders Conjola National Park. It is only minutes to Swan Lake which is a superb, safe, aquatic playground, where you can paddle a canoe, go sail boarding or water skiing.. read more

Berringer Lake is nestled between the coastal towns of Manyana, Cunjurong Point and Conjola National Park. Water skiing at nearby Conjola Lake is a great way to spend an afternoon. If you are a nature lover Narrawallee Nature reserve is a short drive away.. read more

Destination information for Bewong read more

Explore the Eurobodalla National Park, the seaside village of Potato Point, the Tuross River valley and the stunning hinterland to the west of Bodalla. read more

Two of the Shoalhaven’s biggest industries are situated here, one being Manildra, a food starch factory the bi product being ethanol, the other is Australia Paper Mill. There is no township at Bolong, the nearest township being Bomaderry read more

Good infrastructure of local businesses sees this as a thriving township and it is the terminus of the south coast railway line with feeder bus services conveying passengers to other towns within the Shoalhaven Area and down the coast as far as Eden. .. read more

Boydtown and the Seahorse Inn, were built in 1843 on the shores of Twofold Bay. The historic inn has been restored and the ruins of Boyds church can still be seen. read more

Bream Beach is situated in Jervis Bay National Park on the banks of St Georges Basin. Jervis Bay National Park borders Booderee National Park which is Commonwealth Territory. Booderee National Park has some wonderful beaches, walking tracks and Botanic.. read more

The main access to the rural locality of Brogo is via the Princes Highway, approximately 12 kilometres of Bega and 25 kilometres south of Cobargo. The Brogo Wilderness Area in the Wadbilliga National Park protects the rugged coastal escarpment and plateau.. read more

Broughton Vale is situated off Woodhill Mountain Road close to Berry. It is well known for its great Bed & Breakfast accommodation. Its beautiful scenery makes it an ideal location for great weekend getaways. There is no township, the nearest township being Berry.. read more

Swim, surf and fish in the crystal clear waters or pick your way around Broulee Island's scenic walks. Surf Schools in the area offer learn to surf lessons with professional and experienced instructors. There is a wide range of accommodation at Broulee.. read more

Bunga is 17 kilometres south of Bermagui on the Tathra-Bermagui Road, the northern end of the Mimosa Rocks National Park. read more

There is no township. The nearest township is Nowra, which is about a 50 minutes drive. Both Grady's & Coolendel offer camping sites as well as cabins. read more

Why not visit the Hot Glass Gallery on the Princes Highway it boasts some beautiful glass works. read more

There is excellent sailing from Callala Bay and a regional boat ramp and jetty provide easy access to the water. Close proximity to the Beecroft Peninsula with its lighthouse and amazing views of the bay, and a great vantage point to watch the whales.. read more

Accommodation is available in holiday houses and apartments. There is a caravan park at nearby Myola a few minutes drive away. read more

Bed & Breakfast and cottage accommodation is available. read more

Just down the road at Tilba Tilba is the dazzling Foxglove Spire Gardens and special gift stores, a beautiful nursery and relaxed, mouth watering eatery. All this is framed by the majesty of Mt. Dromedary, known as Gulaga to the indigenous Yuin people.. read more

The attractive buildings house craftspeople who not only sell a range of unique goods from woodcrafts and pottery to leather and art works, they can often be seen at their craft working in the way that people did when Cobargo was a young town. Along the.. read more

Just to the south of Moruya, there are glorious beaches and rock fishing locations where the only footprints on the sand will be your own. These beaches stretch from Moruya's South Head to Congo, Meringo, Mullimburra Point and Bingie Bingie Point within the Eurobodalla.. read more