South Coast NSW Travel Maps & Location Guides

Coolagolite is a rural locality, a short drive to either Cobargo inland and to Bermagui on the coast. It is mainly a dairy farming district with beautiful scenery of hills and undulating green pasturelands. read more

It has one of the regions biggest boat ramps. The Crookhaven Heads Tourist Park has powered, unpowered & ensuite sites as well as two & three bedroom luxury cabins (some with spas) with wonderful water views. Culburra is the nearest town for supplies.. read more

Also situated here is Lake Wollumboola the largest shallow, saline lagoon in Southern NSW and is a haven for thousands of migratory and local birds. It is located within Jervis Bay National Park via the access road to Culburra Beach. The diverse habitats.. read more

Swimming and fishing are excellent and well graded bushwalks lead from the village itself. There are great picnic and barbecue facilities at the waters edge. Nearby is Beecroft Peninsula with its spectacular sheer cliff face arising 75 metres from the ocean, leading to.. read more

Cuttagee is 9 kilometres south of Bermagui along the coast road; Cuttagee Beach is popular with board and body surfers and is a great spot for beach fishing. Cuttagee Lake which opens to the sea at the northern end of the beach provides safe shallow swimming.. read more

Numerous walking tracks provide a great way to explore the area. You can walk to Pebbly Beach (approx 1.5 hr return) exploring the rock platforms and beaches. Look out for sea eagles soaring above, sooty oystercatchers along the shore, and dolphins riding.. read more

Dolphin Point Caravan Park offers accommodation in cabins and powered sites. read more

Accommodation is available in self-contained houses. read more

On the Clyde River's broad estuary, Batemans Bay is the launching point for houseboat adventures along the river's 38 navigable kilometres. There are numerous beautiful beaches nearby and surfing, boating, snorkelling and fishing experiences for all.. read more

Not to be missed, just a short drive away, is Boyd Lookout and Granite Falls , providing spectacular views of Lake Conjola and beaches to the south. There are good facilities with picnic tables, barbecue & toilets. Passage to the lookout is via.. read more

Accommodation is available in Caravan Parks, Motels and self-contained houses read more

The museum is open 7 days a week from 10.00am to 4.00pm except Christmas Day, Boxing Day & New Years Day. Cafe Jen & Function Centre is available for lunch. read more

HMAS Cresswell is the naval training base situated on the Southern end of Jervis Bay. The Naval College carries out regular manoevres on the bay and anjacent Beecroft Peninsula. Public access to Beecroft Peninsula is restricted during these times. There.. read more

Jaspers Brush is situated just south of Berry on the Princes Highway. Surrounded by beautiful farming land and mountains. Two of the Shoalhavens best known wineries, The Silos and Coolangatta Estate are situated in the area. Restaurants are available.. read more

Accommodation is available close by at either Ulladulla or Burrill Lake read more

There are two caravan parks and self contained houses at Kioloa. read more

Surrounding the area is extensive reserve land with a good day trip to Granite Falls and Boyd Lookout providing spectacular views of Lake Conjola and beaches to the south. Here there are good facilities with picnic tables, barbecue and toilets. Passage to the lookout is.. read more

Accommodation can be found in self-contained holiday homes. read more

The popular hinterland walk to Durras Mountain leads to spectacular views of the adjacent coastline and inland ranges. People wanting to stay in and around Murramarang National Park have a wide variety of of camping and cabin accommodation to choose from.. read more

Mogo's galleries, specialty stores and outlets see vast numbers of visitors picking up that treasured memento of their visit to the Nature Coast. Don't just browse, open your eyes – there are some real treasures and bargains to be found. There are unusual.. read more

One of Mollymooks best natural features is the 'Bogey Hole', a large rock pool located on Mollymook Headland. The Hole is a tidal pool and an ideal location for families with young children. It offers safe snorkeling and is a great spot for a picnic day out.. read more

The Toragy Point lookout offers whale watching views north along the coast, interpretive signage about whales and marine life courtesy of National Parks, limited parking, some seating and an historic graveyard. Turn left off the Princes Highway just south.. read more

A popular attraction in this area is the Mumbulla Creek Falls which is highly valued as a special place of customary lore's and teaching to the Yuin people of the South Coast of NSW. The teachings say that Mumbulla Creek Falls area is sacred and a part of mother earth.. read more

The locality of The Murrah is 10 kilometres south of Bermagui along the Tathra-Bermagui coast road. The natural beauty of this area is astounding - the peaceful scenery of dairy farms which have been in families for generations, the natural beauty of.. read more

There are self contained holiday homes for rent in the area. read more

Nowra Hill is situated about eight kilometres south west of Nowra. Nowra Hill lookout has great views of the surrounding area. HMAS Albatross Naval Base is also situated in Nowra Hill together with Australia's Museum of Flight (the largest air museum in Australia).. read more

Accommodation is available in self-contained holiday homes. read more

It is just a short drive to Crookhaven Heads and the lovely beaches of Culburra Beach. Accommodation is available in a bed an dbreakfast or self-contained houses. There are caravan parks at Crookhaven Heads and Culburra Beach. read more

Ideal for family holidays, with estuary beaches, ocean and lake in close proximity. Strolling along the meandering tracks through beautiful settings is just one way to enjoy Pambula's charms. Pambula is known for its quality local crafts, nostalgic.. read more

Beachcomb the sweeping sands of Pambula Beach, collect shells washed up with the tide, explore life in fascinating rock pools, lunch with the kangaroos or take a horse ride through the wetlands and river flats in the surrounding area. read more

A short drive will take you to Jervis Bay with its beautiful white beaches or Booderee National Park. The park also boasts wonderful beaches, nature walks, native animals & Botanic Gardens. All types of accommodation can be found at Sanctuary Point.. read more

With an almost unbroken thread of National Parks weaving its way through the New South Wales South Coast, the invitation to pull on walking boots, slap on a hat and explore the walking trails that lead through rainforest and coastal tracks is irresistible.. read more

The area is surrounded by Boyne, South Brooman and Shallow Crossing State Forests, and is a haven for fishermen, bushwalkers, four wheel drivers, and those who like to sit around and listen to the birds. Shallow Crossing can be accessed from the Princes Highway at East.. read more

Rich in local culture, our many festivals have become landmarks on the getaway calendar. Winter is the time for our Shoalhaven Wine Festival and several arts Festivals which are gaining a solid reputation. We have 20 vineyards within our boundary (12.. read more

Boating, fishing, swimming and picnicking are popular pursuits. Accommodation is available in self contained houses. read more

Accommodation is available in caravan parks, motel or self-contained holiday cabins and cottages. read more

There is no township; the nearest shops are at North Nowra. Accommodation is available in self contained cottages. Carriages Restaurant is situated on Lilly Pilly Lane read more

Dolphins are often spotted from the beaches and whales can be seen in winter and spring during their migration periods. Accommodation is available in bed and breakfast, motel and self-contained holiday houses. read more

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Wallaga Lake is located 8 kilometres north of Bermagui, is a natural escape popular for fishing and other water activities, bush walks and wildlife. read more

The locality of Wandella is 20 kilometres inland from the town of Cobargo. Take the Yowrie Road off the Princes Highway at Cobargo and turn right approximately 8 kilometres along into Wandella Road. This is a dairy farming area with beautiful scenery.. read more

Wapengo Lake is located off the Tathra-Bermagui Road in the Mimosa Rocks National Park. Experience its serenity as a part of the arts, food and wine trail from Tathra to Bermagui. And for oyster lovers, Wapengo Lake oysters are sensational! read more

There is no accommodation available in the village. read more

Only an hour and a half from the Australian snowfields, Wyndham is considered the gateway to the snow. The Wyndham Markets are held on the fourth Sunday of every month, in the park or the hall. You're sure to enjoy this friendly country outing, find a bargain, or.. read more

There is an old historic cemetery and the remains of some old gold mines read more

Enjoy a family day out and drive to Peak Alone, accessed via the Peak Alone Trail approximately 18 kilometres along the Yowrie Road from Cobargo. Follow Yowrie Road into Bourkes Road and visit the Lake Creek Camping and picnic area (2WD) in the Wadbilliga National Park.. read more