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SOUTH COAST - NSW STAY PLAY INDULGE CELEBRATE NSW - AUSTRALIA shoalhaven.com.au Shoalhaven Visitors Guide 2016 | 1 We would like to acknowledge and value Aboriginal people and their long rich cultural and spiritual connections to the Shoalhaven area. This is evident in the stories and ceremonies, natural landmarks and the sacred objects embedded in the landscapes, waterways throughout this region today. BIG4 BUNGALOW PARK As you journey through the Shoalhaven absorb the beauty of on Burrill Lake the land, its magnificent landscapes, spectacular waterways and abundance of native flora and fauna. Travel thoughtfully … the place you’d rather be … and respectfully remembering the footsteps of the ancestors who walked this land before you and those who will follow. 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. Ensuite Caravan Sites WELCOME Private Boat Ramp 3 Playgrounds Natural landmarks like Cullunghutti Mountain (image above), Moyean Under Cover BBQ’s welcome Hill (north of Cullunghutti Mountain) and Dithol (Pigeon House Mountain), shown below, hold significant cultural meaning to Aboriginal Camp Kitchens We would like to acknowledge and value Aboriginal people people of the Shoalhaven. Foxtel and their long rich cultural and spiritual connections to the Giant Jumping Pillow Shoalhaven area. This is evident in the stories and ceremonies, Daily Bird Feeding natural landmarks and the sacred objects embedded in the landscapes, waterways throughout this region today. Full Size Tennis Court As you journey through the Shoalhaven absorb the beauty of Canoe & Pedal Boat Hire the land, its magnificent landscapes, spectacular waterways 18 Hole Mini Golf and abundance of native flora and fauna. Travel thoughtfully Swimming Pools and respectfully remembering the footsteps of the ancestors who walked this land before you and those who will follow. BIG4 Bungalow Park on Burrill Lake 123 Princes Hwy, Burrill Lake, NSW 2539 bungalow-park.com.au Reservations 1800 552 944 acknowledgement to country BIG4 Award BIG4 Supreme Award of AWARD Excellence 2014 Visit our website for GREAT Holiday Savings For information on accommodation, parks, www.bungalow-park.com.au beaches and more, flick to the back of the guide! Directory begins at Page 45 2 | Shoalhaven Visitors Guide 2016 Shoalhaven Visitors Guide 2016 | 3 #shoalhaven STAY PLAY INDULGE CELEBRATE Just 2 hours from Sydney, 2.5 hours from Canberra 6 experience Aboriginal culture 31 weddings 8 local beach secrets 32 love your culture? CONTENT 10 our fave surf spots 34 wondering where to stay? 12 water activities 36 pets on holiday 14 must do walks 37 sponsors 15 take a ride 45 accommodation 16 shoalhaven zoo 52 dining 17 rockclimbing 55 clubs & pubs 18 jervis bay 56 beaches 20 dining 57 parks 24 world class wineries 58 nature walks 26 food lovers delights 59 cycle tracks 28 country villages 60 markets 30 key events 61 arts & culture 62 service directory Shoalhaven Visitors Centre Nowra 02 4421 0778 Cnr Princes Hwy & Bridge Road Ulladulla Note: Dhurga & Dharawal are the 02 4444 8819 identified Aboriginal languages Civic Centre, Princes Hwy in the Shoalhaven & beyond. Accommodation Bookings and Visitors Information FROM CANBERRA GETTING HERE VIA KINGS HIGHWAY 280km (3.5hrs) [email protected] DRIVE MAIN ROAD 92 194km (2.5 hrs) FROM SYDNEY FROM MELBOURNE VIA M1/A1 - 145 km (2hrs) VIA HIGHWAY NO. 1 - 830km (10 hrs) SOUTH COAST - NSWVIA GRAND PACIFIC DRIVE - 163km (2.5 hrs) A scenic drive through Royal National Park BUS & RAIL 1300 662 808 and coastal shoreline Premier Motor Bus Service 02 4423 5233 or 133 410 NSW - AUSTRALIAVIA HUME HIGHWAY (2 hrs) City Rail 131 500 shoalhaven.com.au Liverpool - Bowral - Kangaroo Valley All information in this brochure is correct at time of publication. Prices are subject to change at any time. 4 | Shoalhaven Visitors Guide 2016 Shoalhaven Visitors Guide 2016 | 5 EXPLORE EXPLORE experience Aboriginal culture Fun for Kids! The Aboriginal people in the Shoalhaven have Campfire yarns, weaving, a history of over 20,000 years and contribute bushfoods, medicines and greatly to the cultural landscape of the region. survival skills, a spotlight stroll A visit to the Shoalhaven is an ideal opportunity – at Booderee National park to experience Aboriginal culture and crafts. shoalhaven.com.au BOODEREE NATIONAL PARK LADDIE TIMBERY’S WORKSHOP CARVED POLES – CROOKHAVEN HEADLANDS RESERVE DOONOOCH DANCE COMPANY Owned and co-managed by the Wreck Bay Aboriginal Laddie is a respected Aboriginal elder from the Eora Nation. The Carved Poles depict ancestral tree scarring and are Traditional Aboriginal dance company, the dynamic result of the Community. More than 100 prehistoric Aboriginal sites are His people are the Bidjigal clan, which span from La Perouse, dedicated to the old people from Roseby Park, Orient Point. self-healing program begun by Robert McLeod in 1998. Their noted here, including shell middens, rock shelters, burial sites, Botany Bay, down through the South Coast regions of NSW. The designs on the logs represent the sea life and food source performance is electrifying and powerful. In 2000 Doonooch ceremonial grounds, stone-flaking sites and axe-sharpening He belongs to the Dharawal language group which goes from which was the main source of food for Aboriginal people of the were part of the Olympic Games Opening Ceremonies and grooves. Sydney to Jervis Bay, where his family currently live and produce South Coast. were feature performers at the World Indigenous Forum in Village Rd, Jervis Bay Territory artwork and artefacts, which are available from the workshop. The Carved Poles are designed by local artist, Noel Wellington Noumea. 02 4443 0977 Jervis Bay Maritime Museum Woollamia Road, Huskisson and supported by Jerrinja Local Aboriginal Land Council. ONE TRACK FOR ALL BOODEREE BOTANIC GARDENS GALAMBAN COOMEE NULUNGA CULTURAL TOURS Tucked away on the northern headland of Ulladulla Harbour The only Aboriginal-owned botanic gardens in Australia. Visitors Wreck Bay community group offers cultural activities based at Travel 5 minutes from Ulladulla and experience tours featuring (via Dolphin Street), this two kilometre track is an experience can learn about bush tucker and medicinal uses of plants, the Booderee National Park. Choose from campfire yarns, weaving, local Aboriginal history, hear the stories and learn about bush to delight and inform people of all ages. One Track for All is long association Aboriginal people have had with the area and bushfoods, medicines and survival skills or take an adventure on tucker medicine. Plus – visit a shell midden over 5000 years old! a cultural trail which tells the Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal the plants of South Eastern Australia. a spotlight stroll. Approx 1.5 - 2 hours | 02 4455 5883 history of the southern Shoalhaven.The story is illustrated Village Rd, Jervis Bay Territory 02 4442 1117 through the many relief carvings and paintings placed around 02 4443 0977 the two kilometres of track. Above: Local Aboriginal children performing traditional dance Above: Booderee National Park Left: Carved Poles, Crookhaven Headland Below L-R: Uncle Fred Carriage keeping history alive; Local wildlife Below: Beautiful Murrays Beach, Booderee National Park 6 | Shoalhaven Visitors Guide 2016 Shoalhaven Visitors Guide 2016 | 7 LONG WALK BEACHES A stroll along a beautiful beach is the perfect indication you are in holiday mode. If you’re feeling energetic you can always pick up the pace to a brisk walk or jog. The best beaches for long walks in the Shoalhaven are: Seven Mile Beach at Shoalhaven Heads; Warrain Beach, Culburra; Currarong Beach; Conjola Beach; Mollymook Beach; and Wairo Beach near Tabourie Lake. DOG-FRIENDLY BEACHES Dogs love the beach just as much as we do and there are a number of beaches in the Shoalhaven where you can bring your furry friend for a great day out. Some beaches have time restrictions, so make sure to check with local signage before hitting the sand. Shoalhaven Heads Beach features a 24-hour off-leash exercise area located 200 metres north of the surf club house to access track; Callala Beach has a dog- friendly zone from Parkes Crescent to Callala Creek, while at Huskisson Beach you can take your four-legged friend to EXPLORE the corner of Nowra Street right through to Tapalla Avenue. See Lake Conjola Beach is dog friendly south of the boardwalk. Page 56 For a copy of our handy Pets On Holiday guide go to for more shoalhaven.com.au local beach secrets beaches ROMANTIC BEACHES It’s no secret that the Shoalhaven has some of Romance and the beach go hand in hand. There’s nothing the best beaches in the world. White sands and quite like an idyllic stroll along the beach at sunset with sparkling waters framed by rugged coastal cliffs SURF BEACHES your special someone. We have five perfect beaches in the Shoalhaven region that are just the thing if you’re looking and stunning bushland. There’s a beach here to Of course we have the best surf breaks here in the Shoalhaven. to create a magic moment. Honeymoon Bay (well the name suit everyone’s needs – from families to surfers Warrain Beach at Culburra has great surf on the northern reefs says it all) located on Jervis Bay near Currarong, features and Mollymook Beach, which has patrols towards the southern to walkers and romantics! We even have dog- an intimate heart-shaped beach; Blenheim Beach south of end and a popular surf break known as the reef towards the friendly beaches too! Vincentia is a popular location for beach weddings with the middle. If you are experienced and don’t mind a lack of patrols, reserve offering picturesque views over Jervis Bay; located try Comerong Island, Windy Gully at Currarong, Aussie Pipe at within the Booderee National Park you’ll find Scottish Rocks Summercloud Bay in Booderee National Park and Dum-Dums at where the waters are pristine and the rocks hug the cliff, Lake Tabourie.
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