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Wollongong & Illawarra

Stretching along the New South Wales coast from the Royal National Park to the Shoalhaven River, the Illawarra is ideal for leisurely touring and weekend retreats. The beaches and national parks provide ample opportunity for those in search of more vigorous activities.

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Below the spectacular coastal escarpment, Shellharbour is a water enthusiast's dream. It has a rugged coastline, sheltered beaches and is popular with surfing, boating and fishing enthusiasts.

Kiama attracts visitors from around the world who are entranced by the famous Blowhole and the contrast between the rugged coastline, the rolling green hills of the Jamberoo Valley and the lush Minnamurra Rainforest.

The Illawarra is located 80km south of Sydney and is surrounded by superb national parks all with magnificent natural features offering visitors both passive and active forms of recreation.

The Royal National Park is one of the region's most popular destinations and it is easy to see why. This 15,014 hectare park has many beautiful natural attractions, from rugged sea cliffs, swamps, heaths and woodlands to pockets of rainforest, quiet pools, waterfalls and inlets.

Illawarra Escarpment is an area comprising five different parcels of land from Bulli Pass in the north to Bong Bong Pass in the south. The total area of the escarpment is 1259 hectares and it gives Wollongong a unique and picturesque backdrop.

The escarpment contains a wide variety of flora and fauna and is a haven for many forms of wildlife. There are many walking tracks and supurb views of the surrounding countryside.

The Illawarra is overlooked from the spectacular lookouts at the top of the Eastern Escarpment as you approach Wollongong, driving south from Sydney. It is this juxtaposition of mountain and beach that gives the whole south coast region its special character and nowhere is this environment better illustrated than here in the Illawarra, where the escarpment actually meets the sea.

The main towns of the area are located along the coastline starting in the north at Stanwell Park to Wollongong, through the towns of Shellharbour, Kiama and Gerringong to Gerroa in the south.

The fabulous beaches and the more upmarket accommodation and services available from the larger population centres in the Illawarra offer a mixture of comfort and typical Australian summer pursuits to make your visit a memorable one.

The City of Wollongong has a dramatic cliff entry from the north through Stanwell Park to the lighthouse at Flagstaff Point. The beauty of the working fishing harbour and the famous North Beach contrast beautifully with the tranquillity of the magnificent Nan Tien Temple. Illawarra, a sophisticated getaway - just an hour and a half south of Sydney with B&Bs for every taste!

Wollongong & Illawarra Suburbs

New South Wales Regions (NSW)