Wollongong & Surrounds Attractions

AGA German Club offers the best of the German/Austrian traditional foods and beer, schnapps and wines, also bottled Aussie beers.

They cater for functions and weddings, 21st birthday parties, taking up to 180 people. Their...

Articles Fine Art Gallery is situated in the lovely beach village of Stanwell Park.

Artist John Vander and his wife Frances own Articles. John has been a full time artist since 1976 and his work is represented in leading...

Austinmer Beach is one of the most popular beaches located 25 minutes north of Wollongong's central business district. Its popularity dates back to the 1900s when people came by train to stay at several guest houses....

The Australian Motorlife Museum is dedicated to providing visitors with an insight into the history of motoring through its showcase of historic vehicles and memorabilia and through their events, publications and library. Displays include...

Australia's Industry World is the region covering all industrial areas of the suburb of Port Kembla and Blue Scope Steel.

Australia's Industry World Tours, include the Coal Terminal, Grain Corporation, Water...

Bald Hill is one of Illawarra, Australia's most well known and most popular lookouts situated a top the hill of that name. Not only are the views excellent, the area is also internationally known as a major hang gliding...

Bellambi Beach is at the southern end of a two kilometre stretch of beach and is backed by a reserve with distant mountain views. The beach is extremely popular for fishing with the boat ramp and small harbour near by.

Bellambi...

Belmore Basin played a large part in Wollongong's early development as a busy sea port. There are tables and picnic facilities, restaurants, cafes and a playground.

All overlooking the picturesque harbour, Belmore Basin...

Located high above the water of Wollongong Harbour, on the south coast of NSW, Bombora Seafood offers a unique dining experience in a modern, stylish and comfortable restaurant.

Bombora Seafood offers quality seafood and cuisine...

Boomerang has become a very popular recreational attraction for both novice and experienced players. Members of the public, social clubs and family groups are welcome to use the barbecues, kiosk and immaculate golf course facilities....

This picturesque beach is 900 metres long and backed by sand dunes and a large parkland area ideal for family picnics and gatherings. This beach proves to be popular as the nearby caravan park houses many visitors all year round. Bulli is located 11...

Bulli Black Diamond Heritage Centre is located at the Bulli Railway Station. The museum's focus is the preservation of the 1887 Bulli Railway buildings. On display is the South Bulli Number Two steam locomotive imported in 1888 and used...

The Bulli Greyhound Racing Club offers its patrons the best in race night facilities. The fully enclosed bar and upstairs function area is fully air-conditioned. Punters can enjoy the a-la-carte menu in the restaurant, or a quick snack from the...

Chedo's prides itself in serving, fresh seasonal dishes with a Mediterranean and Modern Australian influence. They specialise in slow cooked poultry, game and delicious seafood.

Chedo's Cafe is distinctly different not...

Coalcliff is located 24 kilometres north of the Wollongong city centre. There is a salt water rock pool at the southern end of the beach.

This is a small beach surrounded by rocks and the cliffs in the northern suburbs. It is...

The Cockatoo Run commences its journey in Sydney and travels along the spectacular Illawarra route to Wollongong. The journey from Sydney offers spectacular coastal scenery prior to the ascent of the Illawarra Escarpment. The line climbs 600 metres...

Coledale Beach offers a campers haven with a reserve right on the beach edge. There are fantastic views of the waves and both ends of the beach are closed in with rock formations.

Coledale Beach is located 18 kilometres north...

Collegians is one of the leading clubs in the Illawarra area. With two great locations, Wollongong and Balgownie, there is sure to be something to entertain you every day of the week!

Collegians has TAB facilities, four dining...

Cordeaux Dam was completed in 1926 and was the second of the Upper Nepean dams. It is 57 metres high, holds water from a 91 square kilometre catchment and forms a lake of 780 hectares, with a capacity of 93,640 megalitres. Take a look at the valve...

Corrimal Beach is 1.4 kilometres long and backed by fenced sand dunes, grassy reserves and caravan park.

Holiday makers and local's alike enjoy this beach as it is long and private. A small lagoon proves popular with...