Coffee, food, dog beaches and more
Food scene
Earth Walker & Co General Store & Cafe
749 Lawrence Hargrave DrFabulous coffee and scrumptious cakes
Resin Brewing
8 Station StFunky brewery with great food
The Fitz Cafe & Bar
251 Princes HighwayLovely rooftop seating for warm balmy evenings
Moore Street General
38 Moore StThis place gets busy so it must be good!!
Scarborough-Wombarra Bowling Club
578 Lawrence Hargrave DrIts only a 10 minute walk from our place
A nice, relaxed atmosphere on a warm evening. Watch the sun set behind the escarpment and the cockatoos settling for the night.
The Beach Kiosk
1 Station StA nice, relaxed atmosphere on a warm evening. Watch the sun set behind the escarpment and the cockatoos settling for the night.
Very friendly & relaxed, local meeting place. Great for street food on Thurs, Friday, Sat and Sun.
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Coledale RSL
731 Lawrence Hargrave DrVery friendly & relaxed, local meeting place. Great for street food on Thurs, Friday, Sat and Sun.
Sightseeing
The Imperial at Clifton
315 Lawrence Hargrave DriveThe best ocean view on the South Coast
Headlands Hotel Austinmer Beach
Beautiful views and good pub food
Bald Hill
Breathtaking views of the Sea Cliff Bridge and beyond
Neighbourhoods
Our unspoilt and quiet beach is patrolled during the swim season and features a beautiful ocean rock pool on the south end for lap swimming. Walking is a delight here. We have continuous views of the ocean along the coast road and you can access the sub-tropical rainforest by walking along the top roads. There are plenty of cafes, restaurants and pubs within a short drive, or pleasant walk, in Scarborough, Coledale, Austinmer and Thirroul.
If your desire is to get away from it all, Wombarra is the place for you! One hour from Sydney’s inner west, Wombarra is a very small coastal community which hugs the coast and the steep incline of the striking Illawarra escarpment. There are few roads in Wombarra and no shops; it is quiet and unspoilt by development. Wombarra/Scarborough beach is lined by native bush and is a beautiful place to walk. Even in the cold and wet weather you can rug up and enjoy the beach and nature. There are many charming locations close by such as historic Stanwell Park, Ausinmer and Thirroul beaches. The Illawarra escarpment provides keen bushwalkers with several great walks and rewards with breathtaking views. The bicycle path from Thirroul to Wollongong and beyond is a joy to ride and Lake Illawarra allows for many still water activities.
Wombarra
Our unspoilt and quiet beach is patrolled during the swim season and features a beautiful ocean rock pool on the south end for lap swimming. Walking is a delight here. We have continuous views of the ocean along the coast road and you can access the sub-tropical rainforest by walking along the top roads. There are plenty of cafes, restaurants and pubs within a short drive, or pleasant walk, in Scarborough, Coledale, Austinmer and Thirroul.
If your desire is to get away from it all, Wombarra is the place for you! One hour from Sydney’s inner west, Wombarra is a very small coastal community which hugs the coast and the steep incline of the striking Illawarra escarpment. There are few roads in Wombarra and no shops; it is quiet and unspoilt by development. Wombarra/Scarborough beach is lined by native bush and is a beautiful place to walk. Even in the cold and wet weather you can rug up and enjoy the beach and nature. There are many charming locations close by such as historic Stanwell Park, Ausinmer and Thirroul beaches. The Illawarra escarpment provides keen bushwalkers with several great walks and rewards with breathtaking views. The bicycle path from Thirroul to Wollongong and beyond is a joy to ride and Lake Illawarra allows for many still water activities.
DOG BEACHES
Beaches close by where you can let your dog run free
鯊魚海灘（ Sharkies Beach ）
Lawrence Hargrave DriveFABULOUS DOG BEACH
A delightful beach for off leash play and a swim for the humans.
Headlands Hotel is only a few steps up on the headland
小奧斯汀默海灘（ Little Austinmer Beach ）
2 Little Austinmer LnA delightful beach for off leash play and a swim for the humans.
Headlands Hotel is only a few steps up on the headland
A larger dog beach at the south of Thirroul. Not great for swimming but your dog will love it.
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McCauley’s Beach
Craig StreetA larger dog beach at the south of Thirroul. Not great for swimming but your dog will love it.
A few of THE most stunning views found anywhere in Australia!
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Headlands Hotel Austinmer Beach
A few of THE most stunning views found anywhere in Australia!
Local Markets
Coledale Markets
Coledale Markets was born in 2002. It was and still is, an initiative of the Wollongong Produce & Creative Traders Markets, which was a weekly Friday Produce & Art market in the heart of Wollongong city.
Coledale School Markets has travelled through the early years of minimal stalls, wild weather and road closures as the Seacliff Bridge was built in 2005. It has now become a supported and well loved part of the community, running on the 4th Sunday of every month.
The Market has raised the profile of Coledale School in the local Community. The local community are keen to support a local Market as most families in Coledale have some connection with the school. Whether its past, present or future, the children, and adults all have some sort of link with the school. The community is also able to “give something back” to the School by supporting the Market, which, in real terms means increased stalls and more income for the school.
The Coledale Market is a game of chance – you can have more anticipation than money, trusting a pantheon of shopping deities, who have been blessing a good bargain since humans first came down from the trees to haggle. At Coledale Market you stroll around ready to receive. And receive you usually do, if you can stop talking to the other customers long enough to rifle through the stalls of pre-loved clothes, vinyl records, books, earrings, crockery, paintings, beautiful handmade knits and soaps. If you can withstand the scent of curry and coffee, fresh bread & cakes, you can get some serious shopping done.
Be prepared to meet the whole community there. Music, food and conversation. The market settles itself in for the day in the local school grounds, in between the ocean and the escarpment.
Coledale Public School
699 Lawrence Hargrave DrColedale Markets
Coledale Markets was born in 2002. It was and still is, an initiative of the Wollongong Produce & Creative Traders Markets, which was a weekly Friday Produce & Art market in the heart of Wollongong city.
Coledale School Markets has travelled through the early years of minimal stalls, wild weather and road closures as the Seacliff Bridge was built in 2005. It has now become a supported and well loved part of the community, running on the 4th Sunday of every month.
The Market has raised the profile of Coledale School in the local Community. The local community are keen to support a local Market as most families in Coledale have some connection with the school. Whether its past, present or future, the children, and adults all have some sort of link with the school. The community is also able to “give something back” to the School by supporting the Market, which, in real terms means increased stalls and more income for the school.
The Coledale Market is a game of chance – you can have more anticipation than money, trusting a pantheon of shopping deities, who have been blessing a good bargain since humans first came down from the trees to haggle. At Coledale Market you stroll around ready to receive. And receive you usually do, if you can stop talking to the other customers long enough to rifle through the stalls of pre-loved clothes, vinyl records, books, earrings, crockery, paintings, beautiful handmade knits and soaps. If you can withstand the scent of curry and coffee, fresh bread & cakes, you can get some serious shopping done.
Be prepared to meet the whole community there. Music, food and conversation. The market settles itself in for the day in the local school grounds, in between the ocean and the escarpment.
Buzzing with a mix of organic producers, independent fashion labels, street food vendors, plant & artisan stalls.
2nd Sunday of every month
9am-2pm
The Showground
Grevillea Park Road, Bulli.
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Foragers Monthly Market 2nd Sunday!
Grevillea Park RoadBuzzing with a mix of organic producers, independent fashion labels, street food vendors, plant & artisan stalls.
2nd Sunday of every month
9am-2pm
The Showground
Grevillea Park Road, Bulli.