Beaches & Attractions
From the golden sands of Mollymook Beach to hidden coves, peaceful lake inlets and spectacular stretches of coastline, the Shoalhaven is home to some of Australia's most beautiful beaches. Whether you're looking to swim, surf, paddle, explore rock pools or simply unwind by the water, there's no shortage of places to discover just a short drive from The Mook.
Mollymook
Right on The Mook's doorstep, Mollymook is home to beautiful beaches, surf breaks and stunning coastal scenery.
Mollymook Beach
A long, open stretch of golden sand right on your doorstep with reliable surf, a patrolled swimming area and that easy South Coast energy that makes you want to stay all day.
Bogey Hole
A naturally formed rock pool at the southern end of Mollymook Beach that fills with fresh ocean water at high tide, one of those spots that feels like a local secret even though everyone knows about it.
Collers Beach
A small, rocky surf break tucked just south of Mollymook with punchy waves, a quieter more local feel and beautiful rock platforms to explore at low tide.
Narrawallee
Just north of Mollymook, Narrawallee offers peaceful beaches, a calm inlet and a relaxed coastal atmosphere.
Narrawallee Beach
A long, relatively uncrowded beach just south of Mollymook with calm protected conditions at the inlet end, ideal for families, and more swell at the northern end for those after a surf.
Narrawallee Inlet
A calm, sheltered waterway perfect for kayaking, stand up paddleboarding or letting young kids splash around in the shallows.
Ulladulla
Just a short drive away, Ulladulla combines a picturesque harbour, sheltered beaches and local charm.
Ulladulla Harbour
Not a beach but worth a visit. The harbour is the heart of Ulladulla and a great spot for a morning walk, fresh fish and chips and watching the fishing boats come and go.
Ulladulla Beach
A sheltered town beach just north of the harbour with calm, protected conditions and good swimming year round.
Rennies Beach
A small, pretty beach tucked below the headland in Ulladulla, popular with locals for a quiet afternoon swim and easy to miss if you don't know it's there.
Burrill Lake
Just north of Mollymook, Narrawallee offers peaceful beaches, a calm inlet and a relaxed coastal atmosphere.
Burrill Lake Beach
A beautiful, often deserted beach where the lake meets the ocean with calm clear water and pristine sand. On a weekday you might have the whole place to yourself.
Burrill Lake Inlet
Gorgeous for a paddle, a kayak or a lazy afternoon on the water, with Lagom Bakery right on the main road if you need provisions.
Conjola
A favourite for kayaking, fishing, swimming and enjoying the natural beauty of the South Coast.
Lake Conjola
One of the most beautiful lakes on the South Coast, brilliant for kayaking, fishing and swimming, with a relaxed village that has a genuinely unhurried feel.
Conjola Beach
A long, exposed surf beach at the northern end of Lake Conjola, wild and often uncrowded, ideal for experienced surfers or big open beach walks with nobody else around.
Bawley Point
A hidden coastal gem known for secluded beaches, crystal-clear water and a relaxed pace of life.
Bawley Point Beach
One of the true hidden gems of the South Coast, a small sheltered cove with crystal clear water and a beautiful rocky headland, about 30 minutes from The Mook and absolutely worth the drive.
Kioloa Beach
A long, sweeping surf beach backed by bush with a small campground and very little else. About 35 minutes from The Mook, this is the one if you want to feel like you've genuinely escaped.
Pebbly Beach
Famous for its resident kangaroos, pristine beach and spectacular national park setting.
Pebbly Beach
Famous for its resident kangaroos that come down to the beach at sunrise and sunset, Pebbly Beach is set within Murramarang National Park about 45 minutes from The Mook and is one of those only-in-Australia experiences.
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