ATTRACTIONS
| Ulladulla Harbour | |
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Ulladulla harbour is the gateway to the Ulladulla Area. Upon entering town its sparkling blue water and impressive array of boats will be the first thing to catch your eye. The harbour is central to the town and is a great place to start exploring from. Map reference: |
| Mollymook Beach | |
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Mollymook beach is the most popular of the beaches for tourists in the Ulladulla area and its no coincidence that Mollymook beach is one of the most beautiful in the state. The beach is a regular site for state and national surf lifesavig competitions and a popular location for. Map reference: |
| Pigeon House Mountain | |
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When you come to Ulladulla you will notice the unmistakable silohette of Pigeon House Mounatin. Pigeon House is part of the Budawang mountains in the Morton National Park and its beauty has attracted visitors for many years. The mountain rises 719 meters above. Map reference: |
| Pebbly Beach | |
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Pebbly beach is situated 30 minutes south of Ulladulla on the south coast of NSW. Pebbly beach has become famous because of the local wildlife that has called Pebbly beach thier home. It is the best spot on the South Coast to interact with wild kangaroos. Map reference: |
| Tabourie Museum | |
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Tabourie Museum is housed in a small inconspiciuous building nestled on the Princes Highway at Tabourie Lake, 12km south of Ulladulla. The exhibits inside range from rocks, minerals, aboriginal artifacts, newspapers and farming equiptment to ladies lingerie. Map reference: |
