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What are the safest beaches in Wollongong for kids?
What are the safest beaches in Wollongong for kids?
Many of Wollongong’s beaches offer areas safe for wading and splashing with lifeguards patrolling during the warmer months. For family-friendly beaches that kids will love, head to:
- North Wollongong Beach
- Bulli Beach
- Windang Beach.
Where can I surf as a beginner in Wollongong?
Where can I surf as a beginner in Wollongong?
For gentle waves and ample space to practice, beginner surfers will enjoy:
- North Wollongong Beach
- East Corrimal Beach
- Thirroul Beach
- Seven Mile Beach
- Bulli Beach.
What beaches in Wollongong are dog friendly?
What beaches in Wollongong are dog friendly?
In Wollongong there are many beaches that allow dogs off-leash in all or part of the beach. These include:
- part of Stanwell Park Beach
- Sharkeys
- Little Austinmer
- McCauley's
- part of Bellambi Beach
- East Corrimal
- part of Fairy Meadow Beach
- part of Puckeys
- Coniston
- MM Beach
- Perkins.
Dogs are allowed on leash at:
- part of Stanwell Park Beach
- Coalcliff
- Scarborough / Wombarra
- Brickyard Point
- Thirroul
- Sandon Point Beach
- Bulli
- Woonona
- part of Bellambi Beach
- Corrimal
- Towradgi
- part of Fairy Meadow Beach
- Fisherman's Beach.
What are the best places to watch the sunrise over the water in Wollongong?
What are the best places to watch the sunrise over the water in Wollongong?
For amazing views of the sunrise in Wollongong head to:
- North Wollongong Beach
- Port Kembla Beach
- Sea Cliff Bridge
- Mount Keira Lookout
- Belmore Basin
- Bald Hill Lookout