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Tourist Attractions on the South Coast
Lake Tabourie Museum45 Princes Highway A collection of 19th and 20th Century Memorobilia. Jack Nicholson's collection of geolocial specimens, Aboriginal artefacts and memorablia is extensive and a wonder to puruse. Displays include:
Open: 7 days a week - 10am - 5pm daily.
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Coomee Nulunga Cultural TrailDeering Street Just past the 4 metre sculpture of Corroboree Man, Bulan Yuin (Aboriginal figure), the 700m walk snakes you through low scrub down to Renny's Beach with a creek crossing over a walk bridge and viewing platform of the South Pacific Ocean. There are many Gawanda Daran or Dreaming Poles that are hand painted and carved and have been positioned along the trail depicting many species of flora and fauna along the trail. Guided walks are provided by the local Land Council and take between 30 and 40 minutes. Wild life is at its most active during dawn and dusk, making the best time for the walk at these times. Open: 7 days a week.
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Dowling Street Along one side of Dowling street is the South Pacific Heathland Reserve. The walking trail is an easy 2km walk with a viewing platform and several information panels across a gently undulating track. There are over 100 species of trees, plants, over 90 species of birds, skinks and mountain dragons. Also be aware that other natural animals exist such as snakes. Low tide is the best time to use the trail as walking along the beach and around to Warden Head Lighthouse provides great views of the harbour and excellent rock fishing. Open: 7 days a week.
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Ulladulla LighthouseDeering Street Ulladulla Lighthouse was originally built in 1873 on the Breakwater in Ulladulla harbour. It was relocated in 1879 to its current location at Warden Head, Deering Street. Just 2km on the eastern side of Princes Highway along Deering Street. The Lighthouse is surrounded by Public Reserve with some of the most spectacular views up and down the coastline. Along Deering street, is also a great surfing spot with steps erected to help you down the very steep cliff side to the beach. A picnic table is situated at the top of the steps with great views across the ocean. Well worth a stop on the way to or back from the lighthouse. Open: 7 days a week.
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Timbertops Horse RidingPrinces Highway
Timbertops horse riding offers a stable of over 30 horses of all sizes. Timbertops stud and riding school caters for people with varying degrees of ability from beginners to experienced riders. Children and adults alike are welcome at Timbertops Horse Riding.
Phone: (02) 4457 1008
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U-Pick BlueberriesSheep Track Road The most unique and fun experience on a food producing farm. Experience picking your own berries direct from the farm. Berries to be picked include:
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Take a forest drive into the hinterland & visit Clyde Valley Blueberry Farm. Open: 7 days - December to February
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Crampton Island - TabourieCaravan Park Entrance RoadTabourie Lake NSW 2539 Just 9 kms south of Ulladulla, 42 kms north of Batemans Bay is Tabourie Lake. At the end of Caravan Park Entrance Road a short walk across the sand, and at low tide, you can walk across to Crampton Island. Great fishing and a good spot for diving. WARNING: Don't get caught on the island on a change of tide. You'll have a long wait until you can get back across. Don't try when the tide is high. Open: 7 days a week.
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Dulkara Wildlife Gallery55 Murramarang Road Dulkara Wildlife Gallery is the studio/gallery of wildlife artist Lee Daynes. Gallery includes:
Open: Wednesdays - Sundays
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Fern Gully Winery63 Princes Highway A winery where hand picked grapes are fermented in open vats & basket pressed. Wines produced include:
Open: 11 am - 5.30 weekends & school holidays Sep - May.
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Mogo Zoo222 Tomakin Road Mogo Zoo caters for endangered species and participates in animal breeding programs. Mogo Zoo is a privately owned zoo situated 10km south of Batemans Bay in the picturesque and historic gold mining village of Mogo. Open: 9:00am to 5:00pm seven days a week.
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Murramarang Vineyard - Bawley Vale Estate Winery226 Bawley Point Rd Murramarang Vineyard is a beautiful 100 acre property with plantings of 100 olive trees, 155 various fruit trees and 10 varieties of grapevines. Visit their stylish tasting room and sample their award winning wines. Open: 11 am - 4.30pm weekends & public holidays.
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Old Mogo Town - Gold RushCnr Annett Lane & James Street
Experience the "living conditions" of the miners and early settlers as it was in the South Coast Area of New South Wales, Australia.
Open: 7 days a week.
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Kangaroos at Pebbly BeachPebbly Beach Road Pebbly Beach is famous for its kangaroos, is one of the best known beaches between Ulladulla and Batemans Bay with its main attraction of wild kangaroos. The road into Pebbly Beach is a well maintained dirt road, with sections that have been upgraded to full tar.
WARNING: These animals are wild and as such, care should be taken and instructions followed. Open: 7 days a week.
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Pigeon House MountainMorton National Park Pigeon House Mountain is situated within the Morton National Park on the NSW South Coast. Well kept dirt roads lead out to the foot of the mountain and is a popular walking/climbing track. The track is rated as difficult, is approximately 5km return and takes an average of 4 hours to ascend and descend the mountain from the car park. From the top of the summit there are incredible panoramic views of rugged cliffs and gorges produced by the Clyde River over many centuries. The view stretches, on a good clear day, from the north coastline of Point Perpendicular to Mount Dromaderry in the south. Absolutely breathtaking. Some basic facts about Pigeon House Mountain
Open: 7 days a week.
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One Track For All - Aboriginal Walking TrackNurrawallee Street North of Ulladulla harbour is the "One Track For All" self guided walking track. The track itself has been constructed to ensure the track is smooth easily transversed and are suitable for wheelchair access. There are two 1 km looping cultural walking tracks, taking you out along the North Ulladulla headland with platforms to take advantage of the spectacular coastline views north, south and back to Ulladulla Harbour. Aborignial carved artworks are placed along the walking tracks fitting into the natural surrounds within the walking track. Open: 7 days a week.
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