Destinations
Culburra Beach
Things To Do
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Culburra Beach Visitor Information Centre
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Highlights
Culburra Beach
Just 10 km from Nowra, this very popular local beach is patrolled during the summer holidays. Surfers will find a variety of surf conditions depending on the weather and the swell; families with small children can also find a safe spot for swimming.
Events
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- June
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Sunday 23 June to Sunday 15 December Pyree Village Arts and Craft Markets
The Pyree Village Arts and
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- July
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Until Sunday 15 December Pyree Village Arts and Craft Markets
The Pyree Village Arts and
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- August
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Until Sunday 15 December Pyree Village Arts and Craft Markets
The Pyree Village Arts and
About Culburra
You’ll discover your own piece of beachside heaven at Culburra. Culburra Beach is the town’s main attraction where you can surf, swim, fish or wander along long sandy stretches.
But there are other attractions nearby. Lake Wollumboola is a coastal lake that intermittently opens to the ocean. When water levels are high, it’s used for sailing, wind surfing and water skiing. At Crookhaven Heads, you can follow a walking trail to see the historic Crookhaven Heads Lighthouse. Boating, rock fishing and deep-sea charters for marlin and tuna fishing are also popular.
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Lake Wollumboola, Culburra Beach
Windsurfing at Lake Wollumboola, Culburra Beach. Image Shoalhaven City Council -
Booderee National Park
Touring Booderee National Park with an indigenous National Parks ranger. Image James Pipino -
Crookhaven Heads Tourist Park
Walkway to beach at Crookhaven Heads Tourist Park, Culburra. Image Shoalhaven City Council



