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Spas and Retreats
Nestled within Bannisters by the Sea in coastal Mollymook, Spa by the Sea offers both in-house and out of house guests a serene sanctuary to discover rest, relaxation and rejuvenation, where wellness is promoted using skilled techniques, a thoughtfully curated menu of treatments and the finest products. Treat yourself to tranquility.
Mollymook Beach NSW
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Mollymook Beach sweeps for two kilometres between Bannister Point in the north and the southern headland where the Mollymook Golf Club is located. Both ends of the beach are patrolled seasonally and the Mollymook Surf Club, which was established in 1933, is located on the southern end. Summer carnivals are a regular feature, as are surfing events, snorkelling and diving around the rocky headlands and central reef. Dolphins are frequently spotted frolicking in the surf. You can enjoy the views from the clubhouse or one of the cafes overlooking the beach.
Mollymook Beach NSW
1.6 km away
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Narrawallee Beach is a relaxed, family‑friendly coastal destination on the South Coast of NSW, much loved by locals and visitors alike for its gentle atmosphere and natural beauty. The southern end of the beach is particularly popular with beginner surfers and bodyboarders. The waves here often roll in long and evenly, making conditions ideal for learning to surf or for those wanting a more forgiving ride. This area is also great for wading and beach walks, with plenty of space to spread out and enjoy the shoreline without feeling crowded. At the northern end, families will find excellent facilities including a modern playground, shaded picnic areas and barbecues. This makes Narrawallee Beach perfect for a full‑day outing where kids can play safely while adults relax nearby. The flat, open sand is ideal for beach cricket, frisbee, building sandcastles or simply running around. Accessibility has been thoughtfully considered, with accessible picnic tables and accessible toilets located within 10 metres of the car park, making the area easy to enjoy for visitors of all abilities. Parking is close and convenient. Whether you're visiting for a surf lesson, a family picnic, or a quiet seaside escape, Narrawallee Beach offers a comfortable, welcoming experience and showcases the laid‑back charm of the South Coast.
Narrawallee NSW
2.2 km away
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Entertainment Venues
Mollymook is a magnificent seaside escape, ideal for holidays and weekend getaways. The district is about a two-and-a-half-hour drive south of Sydney and just over two hours from Canberra. Boasting two magnificent golf courses, visitors and non-members are welcome all year. The Beachside Club is a big hit with locals and visitors alike, with stunning contemporary interiors and breathtaking views. The Beachside Bistro and Cafe offers casual friendly and affordable dining. The Beachside Kiosk offers your early caffeine hit or bite to eat. Hilltop Golf Course: The Championship course is eighteen holes of bushland beauty, situated so that you can hear the waves rolling in on Mollymook Beach. Affectionately known as "The Ultimate Challenge”, the Hilltop course was ranked the number two course in Australia in the annual "Australia's 50 Favourite Courses" rankings by Golf Australia Magazine Beachside Golf Course: Beachside is a nine-hole Par twenty-eight course upgraded in 2021. The course sits atop the southern tip of beautiful Mollymook Beach and ambles around the stunning Collers Beach inlet.
Mollymook NSW
2.7 km away
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Collers Beach is a pet friendly beach popular with surfers for the reef breaks at either end including the famous 'Golfy' reef. Take your dog for an off-leash walk along the sand while admiring the skills of the many local surfers. The rock shelves on this beach also have some fascinating fossils and rock pools to be explored at low tide.
Mollymook NSW
2.7 km away
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Parks and Gardens
Step back in time on the Geological Time Walk on the north side of Ulladulla Harbour for a journey through the history of the Shoalhaven Coast. Learn the story of the evolution of life on Earth as you take the concrete path through gardens and parkland, comprised of boulders of significant local rocks placed in chronological order and to scale along the path. Each boulder represents a major geological event that affected the local region. A guide to the Brodie Park Time Walk is also available at the Ulladulla Visitor Centre and Fossil House.
Ulladulla NSW
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This little-known beach is located just north of Ulladulla Harbour and is pet-friendly (off-leash area). You’ll often spot fishermen sitting on the wharf, a particularly pretty spot at sunrise, often joined by a friendly pelican. This beach is a hidden gem and is just a short walk from Ulladulla town centre. There is a shared pathway around the harbour to the breakwater wharf, where the monthly Sunday markets are held, and the Gondwana Fossil Walk and Time Walk are also accessible.
Ulladulla NSW
3.6 km away
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Millards Creek walk and cycleway runs from Ulladulla Harbour near the Visitors Centre, up to the Village Drive. The path is reasonably flat and surrounded by beautiful bushland. You can choose to continue riding south down Village Drive and Warden Street, then head east on South Street and Deering Street out to the Ulladulla lighthouse for a longer bike ride.
Ulladulla NSW
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Ulladulla Harbour is located in the centre of Ulladulla, opposite the Ulladulla Visitor Centre and Civic Centre. The wharf and surrounding area are popular with families and a great spot to take photos. There is lots do it at the harbour whether it is watching the fishermen come in to the co-op with their catch, getting a delicious meal at one of the many cafes nearby, or spreading out on the lawn with a picnic and watching the ocean.
Ulladulla NSW
3.9 km away
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Did you know Ulladulla Harbour is surrounded by fossils up to 270 million years old? Take a two-hour guided tour on horizontal rock platforms to learn about the geological history of this continent and see the sharply preserved features of marine fossils. Guided tours are only available in NSW school holidays and are subject to tide changes. An exciting and enjoyable activity for visitors and local residents from as young as five years to more than 80 years. The Gondwana Coast Fossil Walk Incorporated is an enthusiastic group of local volunteers dedicated to promoting the rich geological heritage of the Shoalhaven. What to Wear - Sensible protective non-slip footwear is best. Comfortable walking shoes, boots or sneakers. Sun protection, water bottles and snack food are also a good idea.
Ulladulla NSW
4.0 km away
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Galleries, Museums and Collections
Come and visit the Ulladulla Fossil House located in the oldest house in Ulladulla (built circa 1850) There is an outstanding collection of fossils that have been sourced locally as well as from interstate and overseas. The volunteers are happy to show you the array of fossils and provide you with information. Pair a trip to the Fossil House with a self-guided tour along the Gondwana Coast Fossil Walk across the Ulladulla Rock platform or visit the Brodie Park Time Walk. A two-hour Guided Fossil Walk can be arranged during the NSW school holidays. Book online.
Ulladulla NSW
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Historical Sites and Heritage Locations
Milton was established as a private town in 1859 by John Booth. He bought the 80-acre Myrtle Farm from Joseph Whatman and subdivided it into 62 allotments. The new township was given its name Milton by the first postmaster, George Knight, the same year. Before then it was simply called "The Settlement". Milton Urban Conservation Area is a fine example of a private township of the mid-19th Century. The principal civic and commercial buildings are Italian style while all the churches are simple Gothic in style. Enjoy exploring the town on a self-guided walk taking in the history and how things have developed in keeping with its wonderful architecture. The walk will take approximately 1.5 hours and covers three kilometres with one medium hill. A Guide can be collected from the Shoalhaven Visitor Centres in Nowra and Ulladulla.
Milton NSW
4.0 km away
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This little known beach features the Ulladulla Sea Pool and also has lots of exciting fossils in the surrounding rock pools. It is only a short walk from the fisherman's co-op and lots of delicious seafood at the harbour. Grab some fish and chips and stroll along the boardwalk behind the beach. There is a shared pathway along the shore to the breakwater where the monthly markets are held, and other accessible areas nearby include the Gondwana Fossil Walk and the Time Walk. Accessible toilets can be found on Ulladulla Harbour Beach.
Ulladulla NSW
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Buckleys Beach runs from Narrawallee Inlet in the south to Buckleys Point in the north. You can reach it by paddling from Narrawallee Inlet and also via the walking track from Lake Conjola. The inlet is beautiful and makes Buckley’s a popular photography spot especially at sunset when the sun goes down behind the escarpment.
Lake Conjola NSW
4.1 km away
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Sports and Recreation Facilities
Ulladulla Leisure Centre is one of the premier fitness facilities under the Shoalhaven Swim, Sport, Fitness banner with multiple pools, a fully equipped gym with 24-7 access for members, a wide variety of group fitness classes and fantastic spa facilities. From warm-up to recovery, you'll find the facilities you need at Ulladulla Leisure Centre. In addition, childminding is available Monday to Friday until noon in their creche. There is also a range of programs on offer such as fitness, learn to swim, and squad swimming at this award winning centre.
Ulladulla NSW
4.3 km away
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For a wonderful day exploring the unspoilt coastline of the NSW South Coast, gather the clan for a trip to Conjola Beach picnic area. Nestled near Lake Conjola Village, this idyllic picnic spot is a great base for adventurous families and walkers who are keen to discover the secluded charms of Narrawallee Creek Nature Reserve. Sheltered from the coastal winds, the picnic area is set back amongst the trees, only a short stroll to the beach. After a leisurely lunch at the tables, step out for a reviving walk along the golden sands or step out along Burrawang track - Conjola Beach to Buckleys Point. It's just a short walk to the nearby lookout with scenic coastal views that are sure to impress. It's the perfect spot to look for sea eagles as well as for whale watching during their annual migration.
Lake Conjola NSW
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Shopping and Markets
For core surf, skate, bodyboard, and fashion. Like most Australian surf shops, Southern Man began in a small store, in a small Australian coast surf town where the gear was delivered out the back of national sales reps cars. In their surf shop, they stock all the well-known premium surf brands such as Billabong, Quiksilver, Rip Curl, Volcom, Rusty, Nixon, Von Zipper, Element and Tigerlily together with many other brands that are more unique and harder to find online. They pride themselves on having a strong range in store and great customer service with over 40 years of experience. Their guy's gear includes tees, board shorts, walk shorts, singlets, jeans, jackets, hats, caps, beanies, watches, sunglasses, backpacks, footwear, belts and much more. Their girl's range includes swimwear, bikinis, tees, singlets, dresses, boardshorts, jeans, skirts, handbags, thongs and shoes together with all the key necessities.
Ulladulla NSW
4.3 km away
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Lobster Jacks is a quiet and hidden beach on the edge of Ulladulla township. It is bordered by Warden Head, a popular whale-watching lookout with a lighthouse, and cliffs which can make access a challenge. Head to Lighthouse Oval on the corner of New Street, and Deering Street for the best access to the beach and also Warden Head Reserve.
Ulladulla NSW
4.3 km away
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Spas and Retreats
They are Dermalogica skincare experts providing a range of indulgence packages including facials and massages perfect for enjoying time out whilst visiting the Milton/ Mollymook/Ulladulla region. Other services include skin consultation, LED and therapy for all ages, hair removal, laser treatments, manicure, pedicures, tanning. They can provide in-house treatments at a number of accommodations in the Milton region. They are located in a beautiful heritage building in Milton providing a private and relaxing ambience for their clients.
Milton NSW
4.4 km away
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The Heal Zone is a sanctuary located in the heart of Milton that offers an Infra-red Sauna, Cold Plunge as well as expertise in all things holistic health and wellness. Come and visit our stunning recovery room and feel completely rejuvenated or have a movement and breathwork session with Nic Laidlaw who is one of Australia’s leading Movement and Lifestyle coaches.
Milton NSW
4.5 km away
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Coomee Nulunga Beach is made up of two stunning, south-facing beaches in the seaside town of Ulladulla. They lie under the watchful eye of Warden Head and its lighthouse and form part of the Coomee Nulunga Aboriginal Cultural Trail. One of the beaches is commonly referred to as 'The Bommie' for the reef break behind the beach, which is popular with local surfers.
Ulladulla NSW
4.5 km away
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This delightful walking track, from Conjola Lake to Buckleys Point in Narrawallee Creek Nature Reserve, takes in a spectacular range of coastal wetlands and a small patch of coastal rainforest with breathtaking scenic views. North of Ulladulla on the NSW South Coast, Burrawang track is a great destination for families who love a remote nature adventure. Winding through the rare bangalay forests, look for the understorey of burrawangs and old man banksia that thrive under the canopy. Arriving at Buckleys Point, the forests give way to coastal heathland offering panoramic views up and down the beautiful coastline. Watch for dolphins along the beaches and you might even catch sight of a sea eagle surfing the coastal drafts. Retrace your steps or walk back via the beach for a spot of fishing or a picnic at Conjola Beach picnic area. If you’re keen to stretch your legs, continue on to Narrawallee Inlet walk.
Lake Conjola NSW
4.6 km away
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Galleries, Museums and Collections
Find the Millhouse Art Gallery in Milton, part of the Shoalhaven region on the picturesque South Coast of New South Wales. The gallery is part of Milton's shopping precinct, located in the Courtyard Studios, together with the Milton Library, Nulladolla Pottery Group, Shop 3 Gallery Milton, Milton Timber Gallery and U3A. U3A (University of the Third Age) is an international, not-for-profit, self-help organisation that provides learning opportunities for retired and semi-retired, mature-aged people. The Millhouse Art Society was formed in 1974 by local artists for local artists and moved to the Milton premises in 1995. The Millhouse Art Gallery features four exhibitions every year. The exhibition changes at the beginning of each season. The gallery has two additional exhibitions during Christmas and Easter, where members showcase artworks at the Ulladulla Civic Centre. The Gallery sells framed and unframed original paintings, together with art journals, coasters, fridge magnets and a large range of cards (originals and prints). All works are by local Shoalhaven artists at affordable prices, providing a great opportunity for visitors to build their own collections of high-quality, original framed and unframed artworks.
Milton NSW
4.6 km away
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Milton Timber Gallery Gift Shop is a Registered Cooperative. They are located in the heart of Historical Milton, and part of the Courtyard Studios, right next to the Milton Library. They are a creative group of local volunteers, who lovingly handcraft their own products and sell their wares to the public. They specialize in wood turning, resin products, jewelry, needlework and so much more.
Milton NSW
4.6 km away
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