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Map of Shoalhaven — Best attractions, restaurants, and transportation info

Map of Shoalhaven — Best attractions, restaurants, and transportation info

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We’ve made the ultimate tourist map of Shoalhaven, Australia for travelers! Check out Shoalhaven’s top things to do, attractions, restaurants, and major transportation hubs all in one interactive map.

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Top 10 attractions in Shoalhaven

Here are the top 20 places you should check out to get the best experience of your time in Shoalhaven. If you want to see more, visit our full list here.
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Shoalhaven Zoo And Adventure World

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Zoo
Zoos & Aquariums
Shoalhaven Zoo And Adventure World is a wildlife park nestled in native bushland along the scenic Shoalhaven River. It houses over 100 species of native and exotic animals, offering interactive experiences like feeding lions, getting up close to monkeys, and hand-feeding meerkats. The Treetops Adventure Park within the zoo's grounds provides a thrilling 2.5-hour treetop adventure for families with challenges amidst the foliage and a bird's-eye view of the zoo below.
I recently we took my father-in-law for a VIP experience at Shoalhaven Zoo. As we are both animal lovers I accompanied him. I have to say, the experience far, far exceeded my expectations. Steph who was our private guide was exceptional, a real professional and extremely knowledgable and friendly, a great host. Right from the start we were associating with a lot of their reptiles, koalas, tortoise, marmoset monkeys, birds, meerkats, and ending with feeding one of the male lions. For a small regional zoo, the enclosures were in first class condition, as were the animals. At no stage were we rushed and to actually experience being with any, let alone all of these amazing animals, for up to 20 mins each was definitely one of the best experiences I have ever had, just incredible. Yes the big zoo's get the media but I doubt they could have delivered anything more special than our VIP experience at Shoalhaven Zoo. Had a nice simple lunch after with a lovely iced coffee overlooking the river. Highly recommended.
Michael D — Google review
Absolutely loved our VIP experience visit!! We chose this zoo over the ones in Sydney hoping for a less crowded visit and it was the best decision. Annabelle was our guide and was amazing. 100% recommend.
Kirsty P — Google review
Older style zoo but very enjoyable. More for younger children. Very informative keepers. All staff great. Kids love petting area & keeper talks. Koalas, rabbit patting & watching lion feeding were favourite's
Leone — Google review
We had an awesome visit to Shoalhaven Zoo! The staff were welcoming, the enclosures were clean, and all the animals looked healthy and well cared for. A special highlight was meeting Reneigh the horse — such a gentle, beautiful soul who clearly loves a good pat. You can tell the keepers genuinely care for their animals, and it makes the whole experience feel personal and warm. There’s plenty to see and do, from feeding encounters to peaceful walks along the river. A great spot for families or anyone who loves getting close to animals. We’ll definitely be back to visit Reneigh again! 🐴💙
Josh U — Google review
I live in Sydney and I have been to all the zoos near and far and this zoo has to be the best. We drive 2 hours to get there but WOW it's worth it everytime! The cutest, friendliest most beautiful animals I've encountered at any zoo, they seem genuinely happy. It's very interactive for a young family and a very easy zoo to nativagate without exhausting everyone. All credit to the amazing and super friendly staff!!
Nat K — Google review
A perfectly well-kept zoo, on a pretty riverbank. The animals' enclosures were all very clean and tidy, but not sterile, with interesting terrains, trees etc. We went there for the maned wolves, who were super active and inquisitive. Keen to return when we are next in the area.
Paula B — Google review
Best zoo ever.period.tou can hand feed lions,monkeys etc...at a extra price ofcourse and I spent my bday there and the best time ever.i bought 2 budgies and I wish I had rhe licence to buy those baby emus lol.
Cengizhan A — Google review
Such an amazing experience! The reception staff were so friendly and welcoming. The food was delicious, well priced and very fast service. I experienced the Lion Feeding that was hosted by Amy and Steven and they were so incredibly knowledgeable, friendly and fun. Great variety of animals and perfect cozy location. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!
Brea B — Google review
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Jervis Bay

Mentioned on 
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Bay
Jervis Bay is a stunning ocean bay with pristine white sandy beaches, perfect for swimming, fishing, kayaking, and whale watching. The region offers multiple vantage points to witness the spectacular whale watching season from May to November each year. Visitors can enjoy breathtaking scenic views from the Point Pendicular lighthouse or join cruises and tours like Jervis Bay Wild for the full experience.
Jervis Bay is one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever visited. The white sand at Beach is unbelievably soft, and the water is so clear that it feels like something out of a postcard. I even spotted some kangaroos! The bay is perfect for swimming and snorkeling. The whole area has a peaceful, laid-back vibe. Whether you're up for an adventure or just want to relax by the beach, Jervis Bay is definitely worth the trip.
Sharon G — Google review
Jervis Bay is one of the most stunning natural destinations in Australia and truly feels like a paradise. It’s famous for having the whitest sand in the world — officially recognized by the Guinness World Records. The bright white sand and crystal-clear turquoise water make it a breathtaking place to visit. The beach is clean, peaceful, and perfect for swimming, relaxing, or taking long walks along the shore. It’s also a great spot for photography, picnics, and spotting dolphins or kangaroos nearby. The atmosphere is calm and family-friendly, making it ideal for a weekend getaway. Overall, Jervis Bay is a must-visit destination that perfectly represents Australia’s natural beauty.”
Rasha D — Google review
Jervis Bay was an incredible experience. Firstly, the people who lived there were absolutely amazing, friendly Aussies who cared about you. Food in the area was also great, especially Huskisson with lots of variety of food and drink. The view was also absolutely stunning with amazing beaches, some of the whitest sand in the world. Overall I'd definitely recommend Jervis Bay for a holiday or even a place to live.
Voidicus D — Google review
Amazing beach with lots of walks and other small beaches also that u can walk to them National park near etc etc worth the visit
Nick S — Google review
we visited jervis bay , Hyams beach with expectation to see illuminating beach at night on 24th october. But unfortunately we were disappointed and 350 kms of drive was just wasted. It is a request to the local council to take this seriously to promote guided tourism and meeting expectations of the visitors on their website. The area has nature's wonder and could be more helpful if the local council take this seriously.
READY F — Google review
We had a wonderful stay! The cabin was clean, well-maintained, and offered great value for money. It’s conveniently located and perfect for families. My kids and I really enjoyed our time there and would definitely come back.
Zeina A — Google review
Beautiful area, went to 20 beaches in two days with my ten year old niece - in patchy rain!! Was still amazing. We were even lucky enough to find dolphins!!
Amy W — Google review
This is clearly one of the best places in Australia!! The beaches are pristine! They have the whitest sand beaches that one has ever seen, extremely picturesque and very good to dip in the water or just be around! The best part of Jervis bay for us was bioluminescence - we saw at night at the beach!! We went 3 days and finally succeeded to see the glowing phytoplanktons and the water had blue glow!! Absolutely mesmerising and beautiful. You see it the best in summer and I would recommend this place to everyone!! A must visit!
Smriti J — Google review
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Berry

Mentioned on 
8 lists 
Berry, a quaint village in the Shoalhaven region of New South Wales South Coast, is known for its historical buildings listed on the New South Wales Heritage Register. The town's boutique stores draw shoppers from across Australia, while its tree-lined streets and historic charm make it a popular destination. Visitors can explore European-inspired streets lined with trendy cafes, restaurants, and boutique shops. Additionally, Berry offers access to scenic drives to Kangaroo Valley, famous for its picturesque landscapes and cultural events.
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Kangaroo Valley

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Kangaroo Valley, located in New South Wales, Australia, is a picturesque valley and small town with the scenic Kangaroo River running through it. The area is known for its lush rainforests, countryside, and the Victorian-era Hampden Bridge that spans the river. Visitors can explore the Pioneer Village Museum to learn about early settlers or venture to Morton National Park to witness Fitzroy Falls. The valley's unique landscape makes it a popular destination for those seeking a tranquil retreat amidst rolling farmland.
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Nowra

Mentioned on 
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Nowra, a city in the South Coast region of New South Wales, Australia, is situated about 160 kilometers south-southwest of Sydney. With an estimated population of 22,584 as of 2021, Nowra is part of a vibrant coastal stretch that includes Wollongong and towns like Kiama and Ulladulla.
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Huskisson

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Huskisson, a charming village located in the City of Shoalhaven, New South Wales, Australia, is nestled on the picturesque shores of Jervis Bay. Just 24 km south-east of Nowra, this coastal gem has been gaining popularity due to its stunning natural beauty and tranquil ambiance. The area is becoming increasingly known for its burgeoning culinary scene, with an array of cafes and restaurants popping up in Huskisson, Vincentia, and nearby areas.
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Ulladulla

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Ulladulla, located in New South Wales, Australia, is a coastal town nestled between Batemans Bay and Nowra. This area boasts a rich natural landscape with stunning escarpment views, lush rainforests, and beautiful waterways including sparkling beaches and the mighty Shoalhaven River. Just a three-hour drive from Sydney, Ulladulla offers shimmering shorelines, wineries, and local produce for visitors to enjoy.
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Booderee National Park

Mentioned on 
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National park
Nature & Parks
Booderee National Park, located on the southern rim of Jervis Bay, is a coastal paradise offering stunning beaches, botanic gardens, and scenic trails. It's part of the Jervis Bay Territory and provides access to the sea for the Australian Capital Territory. Visitors can explore bush tracks, botanical gardens, and spot incredible wildlife in this lush and remote park.
Beautiful beachs and lots of Kangaroos. We paid for the park entre and visited 3 beaches
Veronica R — Google review
Very good family level camping in the south coast. Good access to beautiful white sandy Hyams beach. Few minutes drive to Huskisson. This is an easy level camping, you can take the family and the kids here, Hell!, even grandma can come. Comes with heated water, good toilet and washing facilities. Safe, fires only on designated spots though. The rangers come and do their rounds from time to time. Not sure if they really check number of cars or if they are registered on booking. Comes with a bit of a price and for good reason. Lots of wildlife in the campgrounds, wallabies, kangaroos, possums and kookaburras. There are plenty of good hikes around as well.
Carlo — Google review
Booderee National Park is absolutely amazing! The beaches are stunning, especially Cave Beach, and we loved spotting so many kangaroos. It’s a perfect place to visit with kids — we had such a great time. A total fun experience for the whole family!
Bala R — Google review
Amazing breathtaking stay here with your tent or your caravan if you can get in. So many places to see and enjoy well worth the visit. Plan ahead arrive early to get the most out of your day.
Andy M — Google review
We were here as tourists from Europe. But I would definitely come here often if I lived in Syd or closed by in Australia. I would recommend to stay here 1-2 night to have relaxed family holiday time. The beach is great, with orange color beside blue and white sand. There are shadows to stay in the shade. There are walking trails in the forest. It’s great to walk under the trees, and looking out to the see. There are many kangaroos and birds, and botanic gardens…
Quynh-Anh N — Google review
Great national park with so so much to offer! We were unfortunate not to have a sunny day - but we still enjoyed an amazing hike on Murrays Circuit, a great picnic at Murrays beach and the outstanding views at Cave Beach. The beaches are fantastic and there’s plenty of great spots to surf, snorkel, walk or just chill and enjoy the wildlife! Make sure to buy your pass in advance - then it’s just an easy drive through!
Diana D — Google review
It was an amazing experience. At the entrance you should pay for a permit that last 2 days. We saw the botanical garden and cave beach within this park. You always can see kangaroos here in the park.
Somayeh ( — Google review
Beautiful national park. Several beaches, picnic areas, walking trails and also a botanic garden. I can get quite busy on summer or holidays. Some of the carparks were full when we visited, but still manage to visit some beautiful places. Park has several restrooms and drinking water taps. I will definitely come back.
Simone V — Google review
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Shoalhaven Heads

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Shoalhaven Heads, located in New South Wales, Australia, is a charming town with a population of over 3,000 people. It boasts a stunning surfing beach and provides easy access to the picturesque Shoalhaven River. The area is also renowned for its surrounding wineries, offering visitors the opportunity to indulge in wine tasting experiences.
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Jervis Bay Maritime Museum & Gallery

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Maritime museum
Museums
Jervis Bay Maritime Museum & Gallery is a serene destination nestled within Booderee National Park. The Munyunga Waraga Dhugan Walking Trail offers a glimpse of the park's beauty, with Governor Head Lookout providing stunning views of Bowen Island and its wildlife. The museum showcases historic vessels like the Lady Denman ferry, along with maritime artifacts, nautical equipment, and artworks.
WOW, absolutely beautiful place. The museum shares a rich history about the place. The ticket was 12.5$ per adult and 10$ concession. The mangrove walk is SO BEAUTIFUL, definitely a MUST VISIT in Jervis bay. So relaxing, and the place has a ramp for kayaking. The walk itself is very short.
Arhaan J — Google review
Great Museum and Market on a Saturday. No being from Nsw or a coastal city, it was great to get some insight into how people moved across Sydney harbour before the bridge. Nice little park outside for younger kids to play and feed the fish.
David H — Google review
Love the old ferry that people helped restore. Its massive and warms my heart that places like these are kept for the public. Amazing instruments that sailors used to use which still amazes me how they made them let alone used them. Great little museum and lovely Ladies. Feed the fish and walk the mangroves.
Megan H — Google review
Unexpected and good. Seeing Lady Denman here was a good surprise. I kinda feel though that they could lean into her story more, and maybe make/sell some Lady Denman fridge magnets. She's a real gem.
Andrew J — Google review
Warmly-welcomed by friendly staffs there. They advised and supported very well. The place is very interesting and astonishing. Many history on many different things. Price is very cheap for museum/gallery
Punnatorn V — Google review
This was a lovely activity to come to, filled with plenty of pure plantation and nature- both exotic and indigenous. They have a section inside the museum dedicated to indigenous art and in depth lore of their craftsmanship and dotted art. One of the many impressive things of the Muesuem was the sizeable showcase of one of the Sister Cruises including documentation of the series, detailing the manual process of operating the system, further detailing the destruction and many accidents related to it. This was a definite muesuem experience out of many, I highly recommend giving this one a visit!
Andreas I — Google review
Upon entry staff was extremely friendly, easy going, and provided ample information about the museum/ surrounding areas. One of ladies that was volunteering, Sal made us feel especially welcomed. She was a gem! Museum was tidy with a wide range of information about the history of boating/ ships around Jervis Bay. The mangrove boardwalk was extremely beautiful. A must see.
Ryan C — Google review
One of the best country museums we've visited around Australia. A balanced depiction of the history of Huski. Plenty of "Truth Telling" regarding the local Aboriginal peoples, the impact of colonisation and how they've turned some of the negative impact around. The mangrove walk is worth exploring too.
C B — Google review

Top 10 restaurants in Shoalhaven

No trip to Shoalhaven is complete without eating at some of the most well known restaurants. If you want to see more than just the top 10,visit our full list here.
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The Ruse

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Restaurant
Coffee shop
The Ruse is a vibrant bar and restaurant located in Ulladulla, offering a wide range of cocktails and wines. With its picturesque view of the Ulladulla Harbour, it's the perfect spot for enjoying sundowners. The restaurant also features an Asian menu with modern cocktails at Gwylo, while Wild Ginger offers alfresco happy hour in Jervis Bay. The Mexican cuisine at The Ruse has been elevated to create delicious dishes suitable for sharing with a group.
The food was out of this world good! Flavours well thought-out, beautifully presented and absolutely bloody delicious 😋 The view is also incredible from inside the Cafe and there is also plenty of space for bigger groups outside and around the corner. Would definitely recommend visiting The Ruse and literally trying all the items on the menu!
Lara S — Google review
What a great place! Fantastic food, the cocktail list is clever and the service is superb...if Jess looks after you that is. We love Jess. Super friendly, attentive, knew the menu and gave valid advice. And didn't mind our tables increased happiness on the way through the cocktail menu (stay away from the La Primavera..even the bar acknowledges that). We had some tacos each and shared starters and dessert. Everything was very nice and we had a great night out. Definitely coming again on my next trip south.
Annette D — Google review
We had breakfast here Sunday 22/10/2023. Ulladulla’s premium cafe for daytime meals and in the evenings, an elegant cocktail bar. Magnificent views and very interesting menu. My breakfast dish - High Life included mushrooms, herb oil, goats cheese, red kraut, salsa verde on charred lagoon sourdough.
Lynne H — Google review
One of the best salads I have ever had. I stopped in to grab a takeaway meal for lunch and the lamb salad was so delicious. It would be a lovely place to dine in with tables overlooking the Ulladulla marina.
Aimee P — Google review
Great location with a beautiful view. Sunday evening was great with the live music , the musician Lux Trevis was fantastic. Service is speedy and attentive and the drinks divine especially their free spirited selection. With options for all dietary requirements I was well fed. Vegan options were delicious.
Karran W — Google review
Awesome food, service, drinks and views. We had dinner here on Tuesday night. Booking was essential particularly if you want a beautiful table overlooking the harbour. Check out the pictures of the view and food. Central American food was very tasty. We enjoyed Taco’s filled with chargrilled prawns and another with fish. Also had chargrilled Octopus which was awesome. Highly recommend this restaurant for quality, ambiance and value for money.
John J — Google review
The Ruse has taken Mexican cuisine to the next level by recreating all you’re favourite Mexican dishes and turning them into restaurant worthy dishes. As I was dining with a large group it was suggested that we order one or two tacos for ourselves then as a table order sides and the big platters to share. This worked wonderfully as everyone got a variety of dishes and was completely stuffed by the end of the night. Desert was delicious, we order two servings of churros to share between the six of use. The service was on point and the view just topped it off. The restaurant is very flexible with dietary requirements providing guests with a variety of gluten, dairy and nut free dishes. Plenty of vegan and vegetarian meals are available and there is a separate menu for kids. Overall a wonderful experience and would definitely recommend!
Matilda M — Google review
(4.5 stars) A gentle refit on a site that once housed a crab-themed seafood restaurant I remember visiting as a kid, sees a slick two-level bar called The Ruse make the most of those Ulladulla harbour views. Bringing along his Sydney-based cocktail experience from venues like The Victoria Room in its hey day, Ben Blair and his floor personable team have assembled a great list of South Coast-friendly quaffers. After a big day at the beach, the Margarita Claro ($18) is a clear margarita flavoured with avocado oil to soothe the palate with less acidity and salt than the standard. I could drink these for days against bright bowls of red snapper ceviche —aguachile ($22)—scooped out on crisp tostada. Spiked with Mezcal, the classic Tommy’s margarita ($20) isn’t a bad way to get acquainted with this smoky spirit, though if you ask nicely, you might get treated to an off-list Mezcal colada ($22) instead. Against pineapple, lime, vanilla bitters and coconut, tempered with brown rice horchata, the Mezcal’s smokiness really sings, taking what is ordinarily a sweet cocktail somewhere rather special. Both work against queso-stuffed jalapeño poppers ($13) their creamy cheesiness cut by dipping vinegar. Elevated by great corn tortilla, and a tasty house-made chilli sauce selection ($2/each) tacos here are both good, and generously proportioned. Prawn ($9) with a row of chargrilled crustaceans, pineapple, iceberg lettuce and adobo mayo. eats well. My star is the pulled pork cochinita ($9) made from pulled stands of pork shoulder made fragrant with achiote and citrus, dressed with pickled fennel, chimichurri and apple and corn ‘slaw. There’s less value for your spend in the bigger dishes, like camarones ($42) that sees four blackened and skewered crustaceans joined on the plate with dabs of avocado almond emulsion and a bright, sweet mango salsa. For an extra four bucks you can get some carbs (tortilla) to wrap them in, but it makes it a pretty pricy single prawn roll. Next time I’d stick to small plates and work my way deeper into the cocktail list. I’m hard pressed to think of better cocktails I’ve had on the NSW South Coast
Jackie M — Google review
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Wildginger Huskisson

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Restaurant
Wildginger Huskisson is a popular restaurant located at 42 Owen St, Huskisson, Shoalhaven, New South Wales. It offers a unique dining experience with its pet-friendly atmosphere and outdoor seating. The restaurant is known for its diverse menu and friendly service. Visitors can enjoy a variety of dishes while dining with their furry friends. Additionally, the restaurant's proximity to attractions like Huskisson Beach makes it a convenient stop for travelers exploring the area.
The fish is exceptionally tender with a fresh, delicate texture. The beef is richly seasoned, delivering a bold and satisfying flavor profile. The pork chop stands out with its unique preparation, which I thoroughly enjoyed.
Ccion C — Google review
We had a nice dinner here. For starters, we got the spring rolls which were nice and slightly unusual. We also got the prawn bread bake special which was delicious. For mains we got the veggie tofu curry and the pork loin katsu which were really good. Cocktails are good too. Service decent and staff nice and friendly.
Andy M — Google review
Went there on a Sunday long weekend with no booking. The lady working there was very nice and welcoming and gave us 2 seats at the bar. The bartender at the bar was very friendly and professional. My crispy chicken salad was absolutely delicious and the staff were attentive and professional! Definitely recommend
Anita H — Google review
We had an amazing birthday dinner at Wild Ginger in Huskisson! The staff were super nice and friendly and they even surprised me with a beautiful cocktail as a birthday gift, such a lovely touch! 🥂 Their cocktails were fantastic, and the Thai-inspired dishes were all delicious. We especially loved the crab wonton with fresh crab meat topped with seaweed and caviar, so light and refreshing. The perch nam prik curry was full of flavour and the brownie dessert with chocolate sauce was the perfect sweet ending. Everything was beautifully presented and tasted amazing. We’ll definitely come back again next time we’re in town. Highly recommend this restaurant for a special night out! 🍸🍴
Shinta B — Google review
This was our 2nd visit, and won’t be our last. Great menu & staff very helpful with any suggestions The central bar adds a friendly atmosphere & the restaurant has a warm vibe. We had the Jungle Curry (again) and the chicken salad was excellent.
Annette H — Google review
We are not big fans of Thai cuisine but need to admit it was insane! The squid were very tasteful and I had a great time eating the tofu curry gluten free and vegan!! However it was a bit noisy but the food make it up ! Definitely recommended, GLUTEN FREE AND VEGAN MEALS
Lauren B — Google review
Fantastic meal, all dishes surpassed expectation. Would be a standout in any big city let alone a smaller tourist town. Braised beef cheeks were melting in your mouth and the crispy chicken salad was bang full of fantastic different flavors.
Jason C — Google review
Nice atmosphere and the food is very flavoursome. Would recommend the banquet menu as you get smaller portions but get to try more dishes.
Simon H — Google review
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Cupitt's Estate

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Restaurant
Brewery
Cupitt's Estate, located outside Ulladulla, is a family-operated boutique winery offering a range of experiences. The estate features a vineyard where minimal-intervention winemaking techniques are employed to craft wines from estate-grown grapes as well as sourced ones. Additionally, the property houses a popular restaurant with scenic views over the vines and an on-site fromagerie where artisanal cheeses are made.
We have visited Cupitt's Winery previously for a day visit and enjoyed the food, wine and spectacular views over the countryside. With a birthday celebration coming up we decided to take advantage of a food and stay package - what a great choice! Our meal was fabulous and our accommodation could not be faulted. A very well planned villa with all the comforts one looks forward to! Loved the layout, with a very modern kitchen and bathroom and a very comfortable bed. The beautiful breakfast hamper was delightful! Well done - the attention to detail was marvellous!
Yvonne H — Google review
Cupitts estate is an absolutely beautiful place to visit or stay. The staff are extremely welcoming and friendly. The wine is wonderful and the wine staff are extremely knowledgable and passionate about their produce. The tour and taste experience is a must. The accomodation is beautifully appointed and comfortable with gorgeous views of the surrounding farmland. Very quiet. The restaurant and outdoor seating is very comfortable and food amazing. Will be coming back.
Tracy C — Google review
Very friendly welcome by staff, the wine tasting was excellent and Chris? (Lovely lady), was extremely knowledgeable and explained each wine. The rooms were clean, tidy and lovely to stay in. The restaurant dinner was superb, one of the best steaks I have had. Special mention to Emma who was our lovely server for the evening. I highly recommend staying and we will definitely be back. A great place for a special occasion.
Marian B — Google review
Cupitt’s Estate is such a lovely place to visit; the service is friendly, the food is delicious, and the prices are quite casual and reasonable, especially for the outdoor restaurant area. The view over the vineyard and countryside is absolutely phenomenal; perfect for photos and a relaxing afternoon. They also offer wine tastings and have a great selection available for purchase, which makes the experience even better. The grape gardens are beautiful and make for a nice walk or photo spot before or after your meal. While the outdoor menu is a bit limited compared to the more formal indoor dining, everything we tried was fresh and well-prepared. Overall, it’s a must-visit if you’re in the area; a great balance of good food, great wine, and amazing scenery!
Punnatorn V — Google review
We celebrated our 38th Wedding Anniversary for lunch. It was perfect. Our lovely English waitress wished us a Happy Anniversary & suggested oysters, wine etc to start. We decided on some shared plates including the divine home made bread to soak up all the sauces. Our wine & coffees were great! The view & atmosphere were also just lovely. 10/10!!!!
Leanne H — Google review
We loved everything about Cupitts Estate. The villas are so stylish and comfortable and the huge bath tub on the veranda were a standout feature enjoyed sipping red wine whilst watching the cows and green mountainous countryside. The restaurant food was outstanding and so was the wine tasting. Great location only 3 hrs from Sydney would definitely go back and highly recommend for a couples retreat. 10 out of 10.
Francesca — Google review
We had a great 2 night stay at one of the villas and were able to take advantage of their spring getaway package which included a complimentary 2 course lunch. The accommodation was clean, relaxing, and comfortable. We really enjoyed our lunch at the restaurant, with the highlights being the Yamba prawns and Hawkesbury Sommerland chicken. Highly recommend staying or dining here if you're in the area to celebrate a special occasion.
Michelle K — Google review
Beautiful and absolutely spectacularly stay with wonderful staff and friendly service. You will be treated to the best the south coast has to offer. The rooms are elegant and refined meeting all your needs for an extended stay. The property’s staff will attend to your personal needs and are always willing to answer any questions and concerns you have to get the best experience possible. For the price you pay, you will easily be satisfied with the luxury offered on this secluded getaway. Please don’t miss out and keep up the great work! Will definitely be coming back!
Jonathan C — Google review
4

Milkwood Bakery

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$$$$affordable
Bakery
Milkwood Bakery is a popular spot in the historic village of Berry, offering a variety of delectable pastries and cakes. Located on Queen Street, it's a must-visit during a South Coast road trip for their savory pies and sweet treats. The bakery's iconic sourdough bread is not to be missed. Despite its popularity, the staff provides quick and polite service. However, seating is limited, so it's best to plan accordingly.
Milkwood Bakery – Berry, NSW A charming bakery in the heart of Berry, known for its freshly baked sourdough, flaky pastries, and rich coffee. Must-tries include the Portuguese tart, sausage roll, and carrot cake. The outdoor seating is cozy and perfect for a relaxed break. Service can be hit-or-miss during busy times, and prices are on the higher side — but the quality makes it worth the stop. 👉 And this cafe does not offer chicken wrap menu for heating or toasting.
Double V — Google review
We stumbled upon this bakery during a stop in Berry, and I'm so glad we did! We picked up a few pies, and they were absolutely delicious! They were flaky, flavorful, and perfectly cooked. I highly recommend trying the Chicken Curry and Beef Bourguignon pies. I’ll definitely be visiting again next time I’m in town!
Wendy L — Google review
This popular bakery cum restaurant on the main street is popular with tourists and locals. Freshly baked products on offer for breakfast, lunch and snacks. Food quality is good and service is great. Plenty of seating indoors and covered outdoors available. Can get really busy at times. Level access inside suitable for wheelchairs. Prices are reasonable for the area.
S V — Google review
Such an amazing selection of sweet and savoury! Didn’t know where to start and where to stop so i opted for a beef brisket panini along with a box of mixed desserts. Bit of a wait to get in, but totally worth it. The aroma itself is worth the wait
Henry T — Google review
A must-stop for fresh bakes in Berry. Milkwood Bakery delivers on all fronts—artisan breads, flaky pastries, and standout sweets that taste as good as they look. Everything feels freshly made with care, and the quality is consistent across the board. Expect a bit of a queue during peak times, but it moves quickly and is well worth the wait. Great spot for a morning treat or takeaway for the road. Must try their curry chicken pie.
Sess L — Google review
Lovely bakery in Berry! Staff were welcoming, coffee was great and the pastries were nice. Great breakfast options and good value for money. (Personally I am not a big fan of scrambled eggs presented on top of the bread as it make it soggy, but that just me) Relaxed vibe and family friendly, our perfect stop when visiting Berry.
Anthony R — Google review
We ate here while waiting for the “The Berry Tea Shop” to be opened. There’s so many selection and all (from my perspective) of their items looked enticing! I forgot the names of what we bought but they’re all good, my fiance loved them. The place is spacious, you can move the chairs wherever you’re comfortable, the ambiance was pleasant enough.
Jovelyn E — Google review
Good ambience and good service. I had the Vege Pie - Cauliflower & Pecorino. It was very bland, lacked seasoning, pecorino you could barely taste. Friend had the Classic Beef Pie which was quite good. Better suited to meat eaters as it feels like the Vegetarian options are just a by the way thing.
Emma — Google review
5

The Berry Tea Shop

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$$$$affordable
Tea house
The Berry Tea Shop, located at 1/66 Albert Street in Berry, is a charming and delightful tea shop that offers a traditional morning or afternoon tea experience. The shop serves a variety of treats including jam and scones, hummingbird cake, and an assortment of teas. Visitors can also browse through different tea options and beautiful tea ware while enjoying the fabulous atmosphere. The staff is known for being attentive and accommodating to ensure a pleasant experience for all guests.
Very cute nice shop, lovely staff and decor. They have a large tea selection and they their own teas as well. Also they have nice and interesting tea related stuff like cups, teapots, jam, honey etc. They have the cutest teapots that is shaped like animals, Disney themes etc. They also serve cakes, scorns and teas. Although they have limited seating area so it’s better if you do bookings in advance for getting a table. Unless you go there during a quiet time, which I did. l had scones and tea here. Also I bought some teas like the Berry blend, Christmas, l am women and Lovely liquorice. Weekends tends to be busier than weekdays. It’s also busy if it’s public holidays and school holidays. Overall it’s a great place to visit if you’re interested in tea and going past Berry.
Natalie — Google review
A lovely tea house in Berry with a fantastic selection of teas and a charming atmosphere. I tried the Earl Grey tea, which was fragrant and smooth, and a freshly baked scone with rich strawberry jam and cream—both were delicious! The shop is beautifully decorated, but seating is limited, so it can get busy. A great place to relax with a quality cup of tea if you can find a table! 4.5/5
Jennifer N — Google review
Love this place! I've been coming here for many years and always enjoy the beautiful café decor, the friendly owner, and the welcoming staff. I just wanted to share a recent experience that showed how thoughtful and hospitable the owner is. I have halal dietary requirements, and when I asked about the food on the day we visited, the owner went out of her way to contact the suppliers and the makers of the scones and cream to check if they met halal standards. Thanks to her effort, we were able to enjoy the scones, cream, and jam with complete peace of mind — just as we had hoped to. Truly grateful for the kindness and care shown! 😊
Suzan — Google review
Great store and cafe selling teas of all kinds. Lovely decor inside and seating indoors and covered outdoors. Not many seats available though. Popular place with locals and tourists. Free parking available outside store but is usually full. We parked away from the area and walked. Streets are level and shaded so not difficult. Friendly staff and great service. Cakes, scones available for tea but not full meals menu. Prices are competitive. Great gift ideas here.
S V — Google review
Visited this tea house today by accident. I am so glad that I did. Service from the lovely ladies was next level. We purchased a tote bag , a sample tea kit , some digestive tea all to take with us and it was beautifully packed. We also had the best scone with jam and cream in the world. This place is old school! Will definitely visit again when in Berry.
David — Google review
Amazing tea shop nestled behind Queen Street. Some of the best scones I have ever tasted and the flourless chocolate cake was impeccable. The wide range of tea selection is a tea lovers dream and don’t regret not taking something back to friends and family.
Jonathan C — Google review
An absolutely gorgeous tea house in the centre of Berry. Lots of lovely things to look at. Sat down to enjoy a heavenly Masala Chai together with a scone with jam and cream. The scone was huge, served warmed and was delicious! Recommend calling ahead to book a table as it gets very busy.
Gillian G — Google review
I have been to their shop a few years ago and enjoyed having scones and tea there. I recently purchased their No 11 Christmas Tea online and was very pleased with it. It's like Christmas in a cup! Beautiful flavours! Every sip gives that Christmas vibe and the aroma brings nostalgia.
Razel N — Google review
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6

SOUTH on Albany

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$$$$expensive
Restaurant
Modern Australian restaurant
Nestled in a vibrant and airy setting, South on Albany is a contemporary Australian restaurant that celebrates the essence of local and seasonal produce. This culinary gem offers an array of modern dishes that highlight the region's farm-to-table philosophy, ensuring each meal is fresh and flavorful. With its stylish ambiance, it's an ideal spot for any occasion—be it a casual lunch or a special dinner.
Beautifully prepared and presented food. A wonderful place to celebrate a special occasion. The wine pairing was on point 💯 Definitely recommend and we will return
Shell M — Google review
A very good dinning experience. The food was delicious and very well thought through. Service was 5/5 no complaints. The only thing I thought could make it feel more cosy would be table cloths . But other than that It was terrific . We will go back.
Leon R — Google review
Exceptional food oftens come with caveats like a stuffy atmosphere, but this was really relaxed and unpretentious. Expensive but worth every cent.
Dylan C — Google review
Fantastic food in an intimate setting. South on Albany is an award winning institution in Berry. Great for date night or dinner with another couple. It is set menu that changes every couple of weeks. Worth booking ahead of time if you’re visiting Berry.
Tim M — Google review
It had been too long since we ate at South on Albany. We had our first kid free date night in around 6 months so decided to go to South. It didn’t disappoint. We got 6 oysters to start which were yum. The duck salad was the highlight but the main and dessert were great as well. All three courses were exceptional and the wine pairings were spot on.
Jared C — Google review
You don’t really need to read my review. Just get organised and make a booking. This is a great little restaurant with excellent service and amazing food. I really liked not being faced with making a choice about what to eat. The set menu looked enticing and the food was fabulous. This week it was grilled tuna, followed by roasted lamb rump and an amazing “chocolate garden” for desert. The paired wines were great and suited each dish perfectly. We booked for the first of the two sittings (5:30 to 7:30) and the service and the meal was timed perfectly to fit into that two hour window and never felt either slow or rushed. So do yourself a favour and visit this restaurant. We certainly plan to go back again soon.
Ian M — Google review
We really enjoyed our dinner in Berry at South on Albany. The restaurant is cozy and inviting. The waiter was friendly and on point, he gave a great explanation of the food and wines. And the food was all WOW.. beautifully presented, delicious with perfect portion size and the matched wines added to the wonderful experience. Highly recommend. Thanks for a wonderful night.
Corinne D — Google review
This place has our heart we have been twice now and each time we are delighted! They even do vegan!!!
Melissa V — Google review
7

The Milton Hotel

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Pub
Beer garden
The Milton Hotel is a historic establishment located in the golden town of Milton, near Mollymook Beach. It offers a diverse experience for visitors, from enjoying the ocean views and fish and chips at the nearby beach hut cafe to cooling off with a cold beer on the deck during summer or savoring whiskey in the lounge during winter. The hotel is also home to Dangerous Ales Brewery, known for its range of beers crafted by South Coast chef Damien Martin.
Went for lunch today and it was the best pub meal ever!! A little fancier than what we intended having but OMG delicious!! We shared the steak, ribs, curry prawns and cabbage ... all so very yummy. The service and our waitress was fantastic. Loved everything about this place. Nice view included! Thank you for a lovely experience and we look forward to another meal with you.
L T — Google review
The bar looks a bit shabby, the dining area is nice. I thought I was going into a normal pub with the usual pub food menu. It was nice to see something a bit different. The food was pricey, but good. The steak was very good, a little gristly. My wife had yellow fin tuna, it was nice enough, but lacking much flavour. The bloke working at the bar thought he was something special, cracking unfunny jokes and being a bit patronising to customers. I imagine it would rub people the wrong way. We saw two separate families walk in, sit down, look at the menu and promptly walk out. I assume they were expecting typical pub fare at typical prices. This is not the place for that. Overall, it was quite good but nothing special.
A M — Google review
Absolutely terrible booking experience, service and food, specially for the price. Booked hoping for a nice meal only to discover it was burgers only and no alterations allowed which was not particularly family or dietary friendly. Very abrupt service and informed that there was no table service. When the fish burger arrived it was raw inside and not just a little bit, like, totally raw. Was told that the chicken couldn’t be done without sauce as it was in the marinade, only to have it arrive with the sauce on top. Refund for the burger given with no apology or offer to redress. No alcoholic ginger beer. Location is nice though.
Andrea H — Google review
There tend to be pubs and gastro-pubs. The Milton Hotel manages to straddle that divide by having a laid back vibe but also putting out restaurant-quality food. It helps that the open-plan dining room, edged in glass but centred around a blazing domed pizza oven, feels casual rather than stuffy. It has pared back decor: not much more than blonde wood tables and school room chairs, hanging paper lanterns and draped greenery. With a wrap-around back deck, it makes you think of the impending summer, even on a cold wintery evening. The pub is home to the Dangerous Ales brewery, who first introduced me to floral Ryefield hops in a hazy pale ale I drank in Pambula. They make a delicious Killer Raspberry Sour ($11.50/middy) and an earthy blackberry and beetroot gose—One Eyed Purple People Eater ($13.50/middy)—that drinks flatter and may be an acquired taste. Wines, like the savoury La Violetta Grenache ($16.50/glass), are interesting and all available by the glass, so mix and match to your heart’s content. The menu, put together by owner/chef Damien Martin (ex-Quay), is designed to be shared. Risk sticky fingers by ripping straight into blistered and puffy wood-fired bread ($18.50) sitting in a pool of smoked mussel butter. Fire-roasted Clyde River oysters ($30/4) make hot chicken fat work balanced by ponzu and finger lime, with a hole left to taste the gob-stopping bivalve. Potato scallops ($12/2) are bite-sized and airy, cheffy but without straying too far from what made you love ‘em in the first place. The wagyu beef short rib ($70) was a stonker-you portion for two people. The wombok ‘slaw and sesame crumb was such a good counterpoint, I was tempted to beg for a recipe. BBQ gai lan ($19.50) lashed with whipped tofu, fermented chilli and black vinegar, was messy to serve but a smoky revelation. We were tempted to dine again this evening, stopped only by them not opening on Sunday nights!
Jackie M — Google review
Booked a table, waited 21 minutes to place our order, then waited 29 minutes for the food. When it arrived it was raw. When we told the waiter he said that's how we cook it. Really, it literally had the cow walk across from the paddock and hop in the bun. Here's the fabulous photo of it......the service it much to be desired for. This is one local place ill be crossing off my list.
Aroha C — Google review
On a recent visit to the South Coast we drove to the tiny and attractive town of Milton for lunch. Milton is perched on a thin ridge, with hills and views either side and the escarpment towering in the distance. Unfortunately, like Moss Vale in the Southern Highlands – another favourite place – the main street is also the main highway. Cross if you dare. We had lunch at the Milton Hotel and it was a revelation. For many years we’d been visiting Milton and seeing signs notifying everyone that the pub was being renovated and would open again soon. Well, all I can say is ‘not soon enough.’ This was our first visit and it didn’t disappoint. The space is several spaces, all interesting, including a stretching balcony overlooking the rolling hills of the South Coast. The food was terrific – their large open wood fired oven is a big feature. We had wood roasted fish with peas, crunchy samphire and clam velouté, wood fired prawns with curry butter, tamarind and lime and wood fired flatbread with smoked mussel butter. The wine list was small but interesting, with some unusual gems, and as befits a brewery whose handle is ‘dangerous ales’, the beer list was dangerous indeed. I am very partial to dark beers and this was a dark beer heaven. I had to drink midis, a very small beer glass, so I could try more than one – a Munich-style dunkel and an aged stout. Two small orange chocolates at local chocolatier, Woodside Chocolates, finished my meal. We then headed South to Malua Bay, of course stopping in at legendary sourdough bakery, Lagom, tucked in beside the bridge at Burrill Lake, just along from an equally legendary fish and chip shop.
Stephen C — Google review
Lovely venue and experience. The sun drenched dining room on a winters is cozy and warm and the quality of the food cooked in the kitchen is deserving of the chef hat they received indeed!
Issac M — Google review
Drawn here on account of the raving reviews. We came here on a winters.day so no issues with seating. We promptly ordered a short rib and gai lan. The visuals were very striking and I couldn't wait to tuck into the the scrumptiously cooked short rib. Then the salt stops you midway. The ribs were unfortunately focused with a very salty glaze which impacted the enjoyment of the meat. The gai lan was also subject to heavy handed seasoning albeit more palatable. Overall food was cooked well but was let down by the sauces
Amy K — Google review
8

Old Salt Distillery

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Restaurant
Bar
Distillery
I went to Old Salt Distillery for an impromptu dinner during the holiday weekend based on positive reviews and had a fantastic time. The customer service was attentive and friendly, creating a welcoming atmosphere in the distillery. The setting is both casual and inviting, but can also be sophisticated if you're looking for a night out with friends. The food and drinks were delectable, satisfying, and left me craving more.
High quality, small batch gin. Enjoyed sampling with the tasting flight (Navy was my favourite). They are thoughtful and considered to get the most flavourful experience. We arrived a tad late and missed the woodfired menu items on the Friday, however still got small bites to accompany the drinks and can say there is excellent food. Coupled with a rustic setting indoor and outdoors. Look forward to returning one day.
A2B E — Google review
We had an amazing lunch at Old Salt distillery! Food was delicious with a good wine selection. Lovely well designed menu for sharing, everything we ordered was delicious! We were warmly greeted by their wonderful staff and our little dog was made very welcome too! Will definitely visit again!
Kerry M — Google review
Hidden gem in an industrial area. Shoalhaven's best kept secret. Genuinely friendly, knowledgeable staff that clearly love making people happy. The menu seems simple but the standard is next level...best we've had in the 15 months we've been travelling around Australia...and the eclectic music mix was worthy of a top DJ. And all topped off with their own alcohol and amazing cocktails. What a perfect way to spend an afternoon
Frank M — Google review
Huge thank you to the guys running the Old Salt drink stand at the Narooma Oyster festival. Had several drinks on offer and found my favourite! The Blood Orange & Passion Fruit is so refreshing after a few beers it is a must if you can get it and you should! This is amazing over crushed ice! I'm from Sydney and no joke I'll be driving down to South Nowra to pick some up from the distillery.
Luke H — Google review
We had the pleasure to have Old Salt cater our small wedding at Terrara House in March 2025. The food was amazing and was complimented by all of our guests. We requested all of the food to be made gluten free due to three of our guest having celiac's. Michelle and her team was able to cater for this with no hassle at all. Thank you!!
Hannah D — Google review
A catchup with friends, at the start of the holidays. Staff were welcoming, friendly and efficient. Food was AMAZING! We ordered about 80% of what was available on the menu(because we love tasting different flavours) and each dish was amazingly delicious. My standouts were french onion dip, pork belly entree, garlic prawns (I wanted to bathe in the sauce), smoked (or was it charred? ) carrots, lamb/pumpkin, duck fat potatoes and let's not forget the 2 desserts we ordered... passionfruit cheesecake and chocolate mousse (we were so full, but couldn't send any leftovers back). Full of flavour, delicious food. I should point out is not all about the food... It is a distillery after all. We all tried each other's drinks; cocktails and seltzer all really good too, generally not too sweet. Even bought some seltzers home with us. Just wish we lived closer, if we are ever within 50km we'll make a detour without question. Old Salt Distillery you can be very proud.
Joanne Z — Google review
Went for a spontaneous dinner over the long weekend after seeing the good reviews and had a great time. The customer service was attentive and friendly. The ambience in the distillery is casual and warm, but can also be classy if you want a place for a night out with friends. Last but not least, the food and drinks were delicious, filling and had us wanting more! Highlights include: • Garlic prawns with bread to dip up the sauce • Passionfruit cheesecake Do yourself a favour and walk in (no bookings needed). I’ll definitely be back ☺️
Jess H — Google review
We had Thursday lunch - which is lamb roll. (Or chips). Absolutely delicious!!! Sat outside and enjoyed an ice cold beer - perfect midway stop on a longish bike ride. We’ll be back to enjoy the more extensive menu soon.
Sue L — Google review
9

Queen St Cafe Berry

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$$$$affordable
Cafe
Queen St Cafe in Berry offers a luxurious atmosphere and stylish coffees that match the vibe of the cafe. The interior is modern and swanky, with indoor and outdoor seating options. The staff are friendly and accommodating, making it a great spot for breakfast or lunch. Additionally, they offer delicious high tea with well-presented savory and sweet treats. The cafe also provides ample parking, making it a convenient stop for visitors to Berry.
We had lunch on a damp Sunday at the Queen St Cafe, in an arcade off the main street in Berry. It was great. I had the 7hr Slow Cooked Lamb Sourdough Sandwich, the lamb was tender. My partner had the Fish Tacos, (3 per serve) which were delicious. We finished with two coffees and shared a piece of the Orange, Almond and Pistachio cake, which was delicious, and beautifully presented. Total cost was $80. The coffee was very good. Whilst we sat in the arcade, which was nice, the two dining rooms were air conditioned, and to us, too cold. I can recommend the Queen St Cafe in Berry without hesitation.
Grahame — Google review
This establishment offers an exceptional dining experience, with a wide range of delectable dishes and attentive service. The ample seating options cater to various preferences. Notably, the arcade features dog-friendly seating, providing an ideal spot to enjoy a coffee break after a leisurely walk with your canine companions.
Christopher C — Google review
Our top pick in Berry, NSW The food is consistently delightful Alisa and her husband, the owners, are incredibly warm and welcoming. We highly recommend dining here! The coffee is fantastic as well.
Julz S — Google review
Another 5 star rating for this beautiful and quaint cafe. The food and drinks were excellent. Highly recommend the coffee, juices and milkshakes they were super good. I had the lamb bowl which was very good, the lamb is just so tender and the halloumi works so well with it. My wife had the chicken honey mustard bowl which was excellent too, the chicken so soft and flavourful. Very friendly service too. They do high tea too so would love to try that in the future.
Reuben — Google review
Everything about this place is Beautiful 😍 very relaxing and comfortable as soon as you arrive to when you leave. The food is amazing and well priced. There is something for everyone, and it is affordable in these times. We felt very safe with my 95 year old Dad as the place is very spaced out and very comfortable. Dogs are welcomed as well. The staff were so lovely 😍 You will not be disappointed. It's hidden in the back of the arcade, so it's very relaxing. Food 5/5 Atmosphere 5/5 Service 5/5 it won't let me save it where it's supposed to go so it's here.
Trudi T — Google review
My toast with avo, eggs and cheese was spot on, and that hint of lemon made all the difference. Coffee was great too, and the place is super charming. Didn’t try the desserts this time, but they looked amazing — definitely coming back for those.
Marcela R — Google review
Excellent service! Coffee, cheesecake was delicious & beautifully presented. The cafe has a cosy atmosphere tucked away in an arcade off Queen Street. Will definitely come again ☕️
Katina C — Google review
Thank you for the funniest restaurant experience in Australia. My dining companion and I ordered a slice of banana bread and a slice of fruit toast. And some tap water. Pretty basic, right? After 20 minutes and seeing the table next to us, who was seated after us, get specialty coffees and blended fruit juices delivered, we looked around and thought maybe we were supposed to get our own water, but there wasn't a self-serve station. We kept waiting. After 30 minutes, and still no water, and again seeing the same table seated after us get complex cooked breakfasts delivered, we were stumped. We could see the pre-made/pre-sliced banana bread in the display case. It was so close. It seemed so easy. Getting it, putting it on a plate and bringing it over would have taken less than 40 seconds. We kept waiting. We watched more tables seated after us get served food and beverages. It started becoming less hilarious as we started getting more hungry. And then we left. Thankfully the farmers market was on nearby and we were able to get all sorts of yummy things with zero wait. For everyone who got the food and drinks that they ordered that morning at the Queen St Cafe, we hope it was good.
C B — Google review
10

The Friendly Inn Hotel

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$$$$affordable
Pub
The Friendly Inn Hotel, located in the heart of Kangaroo Valley township, is a heritage-listed pub dating back to 1897. This historic establishment offers a friendly welcome and a family-friendly menu, embodying the essence of traditional pub dining. The comforting open fireplace and spacious beer garden make it an ideal stop for families and visitors seeking warmth and relaxation. Originally named the Commercial Hotel, this distinctive establishment was designed by Cyril Blackett and has been a beloved spot for locals and tourists alike.
A perfect venue for my car club's annual drive for dinner on the first Saturday night of the year. This year we had 65 people and the marquee was perfect for us. We did need a couple extra adjacent tables though, due to another marquee table being booked for a birthday party. Ordering meals from the bistro was prompt and painless. Meals were served exceptionally quickly and excellent quality and value. Thanks for having us again! We'll be back next year.
Bryan S — Google review
They do take out. Today i went there at 5.00 and ordered bangers and mash , 2 cheese burgers, and more. I walked in there the place is pack full of locals nice place to hang out .I would of loved to stay but i went there to pick food up and take it back to a holiday house . The food was amazing i am from the city but i am loving country food so much everything i have eaten so far the last few days has been amazing at Kangeroo Valley. I highly recommend anyone to stop by weather if your staying for a few days or just driving by.
JRCVIDEOS B — Google review
Really packed local pub that offers lots of classic pub foods along with other unique selections. All the food was great except for the soup of the day (lobster bisque at the time) that was extremely salty for me and my fam. Overall great ambiance, packed with locals. Definitely book ahead before you come (was extremely lucky that I got a table at a busy night as almost all of the indoor space was pretty much booked)
Meta N — Google review
We stayed in KV from Sunday to Wednesday, so the Friendly Inn was literally the only dinner option in town. Schnitzel on Sun was fine. Curry on Monday was excellent, but not hot enough, even after asking for it to be hot. Prawn linguini on Tuesday was superb. This place has great atmosphere, plenty of outdoor space, and is dog friendly. Just a shame that the staff allow smoking in the sheltered outdoor areas.
Max P — Google review
What a great place for lunch. Great heritage, great food, lots of seating inside and out. Highly recommend this pub.
Brad H — Google review
Beautiful little country tavern, family friendly with a picturesque and sprawling outside area, kids playground and a delightful scent of Jasmine flowers drifting in the air. Top shelf beers available, served at the perfect temperature. Hot chips (potato and sweet potato) were delicious. Highly recommend.
Michelle T — Google review
The Meal ordered was $28.50... a mushroom, haloumi burger. The chips were overcooked! And the burger was average. No dipping sauce. For a "friendly Inn and a nice looking Pub, the food quality was very poor I fed most of the chips to my dog. I mentioned it to the waitress & she heard, but she did not say she was going to tell the kitchen. It was early in the evening as well, like 5:30pm, so they weren't even busy yet!
Joanna P — Google review
The new menu is hit and miss, burger patties, steak sandwich and streak overcooked almost burned and bitter. The service and atmosphere are awesome. Thank you to the lovely manager and staff for listening and acting on my feedback. I will definitely be back! Thank you
Rosy L — Google review

Transportation in Shoalhaven

Getting around Shoalhaven can be a little daunting if you’re new here. We can help list some of the major public transportation methods if you don’t want to rely on a car.

Nearby airports

Shellharbour Airport

Airport
Shellharbour Airport is a fantastic gateway for travelers looking to explore the Southern Highlands, conveniently located just 35 km from Wollongong and 92 km from Sydney. This makes it an ideal choice for both local and interstate journeys. The airport boasts excellent airline services, with clean facilities that include delightful coffee and snacks right at your fingertips. Parking is incredibly convenient, situated directly at the entrance.
Wings Over Illawarra was a really fun and cool time as you got to get up close with old planes and see the planes fly. Unfortunatly the weather wasn't good so missed most the shows but over very good. There was also lots of rides there for adults and kids
QuaffleAsh — Google review
I recommend a day out to the Albion park rail airport you get a tour guide to take you around the old aircraft’s and get to see the Queens airplane and then at the end of the tour you get to go onto the Qantas Boeing 747 just wow that airplane is massive
Lenard F — Google review
Enjoyed seeing VH-OJA the retired Qantas 747-400 and watching the new airline Jetgo depart. Lovely how close you can be to the 747 just from the carpark.
Darren M — Google review
Excellent airline and service and much closer to home than Sydney!!! So glad they opened up flights from here. Hoping the destinations on their list increase. Lovely clean facilities, awesome coffee and snacks. Parking right at the front door. Can't get any better than that!! 😍😊👍
Wendy B — Google review
Annual Wings over Illawarra airshow is spectacular
Simon H — Google review
This place is perfect of your interested i anything to do with airplanes, and it's perfect for tourists. And its very well cleaned and sanatised for corna.
Fizzi F — Google review
Excellent for touring
Mario V — Google review
A great place to bring to family to watch and fly plane.
Karl F — Google review

Highways and major roads

  1. Princes Highway
  2. Illawarra Highway
  3. Jervis Bay Road
  4. Kings Highway
  5. Nowra Road
  6. Forest Road
  7. Bolong Road
  8. Coolangatta Road
  9. Moss Vale Road
  10. Braidwood Road
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Where to eat: the  best restaurants in Shoalhaven
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Top  things to do and attractions in Shoalhaven
Attractions
The  best coffee shops and best cafes in Shoalhaven
Cafes
The  best bars and drinks in Shoalhaven
Bars

Food

The  best cheap eats in Shoalhaven
Cheap eats
The  best breakfast and brunch in Shoalhaven
Breakfast and brunch
The  best bakeries in Shoalhaven
Bakeries
The  most romantic places in Shoalhaven
Romantic places
The  best family restaurants in Shoalhaven
Family restaurants
The  best seafood restaurants in Shoalhaven
Seafood restaurants
The  best Chinese food in Shoalhaven
Chinese restaurants
The  best Italian restaurants in Shoalhaven
Italian restaurants
The  best desserts and snacks in Shoalhaven
Desserts
The  best cake shops and cake bakeries in Shoalhaven
Cakes
The  best Asian food in Shoalhaven
Asian food
The  best fast food restaurants in Shoalhaven
Fast food

Drink

The  best nightlife in Shoalhaven
Nightlife

Attractions

The  best museums in Shoalhaven
Museums
The  best shopping and stores in Shoalhaven
Shopping
The  best things to do with kids in Shoalhaven
Kid-friendly attractions
The  best neighborhoods to see in Shoalhaven
Neighborhoods
The  best hiking trails in Shoalhaven
Hiking
The  best art museums in Shoalhaven
Art museums
The  best art galleries in Shoalhaven
Art galleries
The  best free attractions in Shoalhaven
Free attractions
The  best farms near Shoalhaven area
Farms
Fun things to do in Shoalhaven:  fun attractions and activities
Fun things to do
The  best beaches in and around Shoalhaven
Beaches
The  best history museums in Shoalhaven
History museums
The  best parks and gardens in Shoalhaven
Parks and gardens
The  best aquariums in Shoalhaven
Aquariums
The  best comedy clubs in Shoalhaven
Comedy clubs
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Cafes
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Bakeries
Romantic places
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Popular road trips from Shoalhaven

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Gold Coast
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Katoomba
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Cessnock
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Adelaide
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Hobart
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Wollongong
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Port Macquarie
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Ballarat
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Dubbo
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Coffs Harbour
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Cairns
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Mosman
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Byron Bay
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Launceston
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Pokolbin
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Torquay
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Noosa
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Greater Bendigo
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Mudgee
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Summerlands
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Newcastle
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Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park
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Strahan
Shoalhaven to
Beerwah
Shoalhaven to
Echuca
Shoalhaven to
Coles Bay

What's the weather like in Shoalhaven?

It depends on when you visit! We've compiled data from NASA on what the weather is like in Shoalhaven for each month of the year: see the links below for more information.

  • Weather in Shoalhaven in January
  • Weather in Shoalhaven in February
  • Weather in Shoalhaven in March
  • Weather in Shoalhaven in April
  • Weather in Shoalhaven in May
  • Weather in Shoalhaven in June
  • Weather in Shoalhaven in July
  • Weather in Shoalhaven in August
  • Weather in Shoalhaven in September
  • Weather in Shoalhaven in October
  • Weather in Shoalhaven in November
  • Weather in Shoalhaven in December

All road trips from Shoalhaven

  • Shoalhaven to Sydney drive
  • Shoalhaven to Canberra drive
  • Shoalhaven to Melbourne drive
  • Shoalhaven to the Gold Coast drive
  • Shoalhaven to Brisbane drive
  • Shoalhaven to Katoomba drive
  • Shoalhaven to Cessnock drive
  • Shoalhaven to Adelaide drive
  • Shoalhaven to Hobart drive
  • Shoalhaven to Wollongong drive
  • Shoalhaven to Port Macquarie drive
  • Shoalhaven to Ballarat drive
  • Shoalhaven to Dubbo drive
  • Shoalhaven to Coffs Harbour drive
  • Shoalhaven to Cairns drive
  • Shoalhaven to Mosman drive
  • Shoalhaven to Byron Bay drive
  • Shoalhaven to Launceston drive
  • Shoalhaven to Pokolbin drive
  • Shoalhaven to Torquay drive
  • Shoalhaven to Noosa drive
  • Shoalhaven to Greater Bendigo drive
  • Shoalhaven to Mudgee drive
  • Shoalhaven to Summerlands drive
  • Shoalhaven to Newcastle drive
  • Shoalhaven to Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park drive
  • Shoalhaven to Strahan drive
  • Shoalhaven to Beerwah drive
  • Shoalhaven to Echuca drive
  • Shoalhaven to Coles Bay drive

Explore nearby places

  • Shoalhaven
  • Huskisson
  • the Kangaroo Valley
  • Jervis Bay
  • Berrima
  • Kiama
  • Bowral
  • Kiama Municipality
  • Mittagong
  • Shellharbour
  • Goulburn
  • Wollongong
  • Mogo
  • Helensburgh
  • Nicholls
  • Canberra
  • Cronulla
  • Paddys River
  • Jenolan Caves
  • Auburn
  • Leura
  • Katoomba
  • Sydney Olympic Park
  • Randwick
  • Blacktown
  • Drummoyne
  • Port Stephens
  • Woollahra
  • Parramatta
  • Maitland
  • Mosman

All related maps of Shoalhaven

  • Map of Huskisson
  • Map of the Kangaroo Valley
  • Map of Jervis Bay
  • Map of Berrima
  • Map of Kiama
  • Map of Bowral
  • Map of Kiama Municipality
  • Map of Mittagong
  • Map of Shellharbour
  • Map of Goulburn
  • Map of Wollongong
  • Map of Mogo
  • Map of Helensburgh
  • Map of Nicholls
  • Map of Canberra
  • Map of Cronulla
  • Map of Paddys River
  • Map of Jenolan Caves
  • Map of Auburn
  • Map of Leura
  • Map of Katoomba
  • Map of Sydney Olympic Park
  • Map of Randwick
  • Map of Blacktown
  • Map of Drummoyne
  • Map of Port Stephens
  • Map of Woollahra
  • Map of Parramatta
  • Map of Maitland
  • Map of Mosman

Shoalhaven throughout the year

  • Shoalhaven in January
  • Shoalhaven in February
  • Shoalhaven in March
  • Shoalhaven in April
  • Shoalhaven in May
  • Shoalhaven in June
  • Shoalhaven in July
  • Shoalhaven in August
  • Shoalhaven in September
  • Shoalhaven in October
  • Shoalhaven in November
  • Shoalhaven in December

Looking for day-by-day itineraries in Shoalhaven?

Get inspired for your trip to Shoalhaven with our curated itineraries that are jam-packed with popular attractions everyday! Check them out here:

  • 1-Day Shoalhaven Itinerary
  • 2-Day Shoalhaven Itinerary
  • 3-Day Shoalhaven Itinerary
  • 4-Day Shoalhaven Itinerary
  • 5-Day Shoalhaven Itinerary
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