LOCATION

A map of the southeastern coast of Australia showing towns and lakes such as Braidwood, Nelligan, Batemans Bay, Surf Bay, Malua Bay, Ulladulla, Burrill Lake, Lake Conjola, Milton, Mollymook, Dolphin Point, Sanctuary Point, Huskisson, Nowra, and highlights a route to Sydney and Canberra, with the South Pacific Ocean on the right.

Mollymook. Milton. Ulladulla. A stretch of coast where time appears to have politely declined the invitation to rush.

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An aerial view of a sandy beach with two people walking along the shoreline. The ocean waves are crashing onto the beach, and there is greenery on the right side of the image.

Mollymook

Mollymook, all curve and salt. Long beach, dependable swell. Early swims, warm sand, a coffee from somewhere with a line out front. Surfers arrive with salt-crusted cars and boards older than some of the kids in the backseat. Modern cuisine has arrived though and you can tuck into a hot plate of chicken wontons or a tea smoked Peking Duck at Gwylo. Or make a night of it and treat yourself to a fresh lobster at Rick Stein’s.
Exterior view of a vegetarian cafe named Pilgrims with outdoor seating, tables, chairs, and umbrellas on a sunny day.

MILTON

Milton is a beautifully preserved historic village just minutes from the coast, known for its charming main street, boutique shopping, and thriving café and dining scene. 
Local favorites include the iconic Pilgrims Cafe, the historic Milton Hotel home to local craft beer from Dangerous Ales, the popular farm-style eatery Milk Haus, and the vibrant Middle Eastern restaurant Nomah. These venues, along with boutique stores, art galleries, and weekend markets, make Milton one of the South Coast’s top foodie and lifestyle destinations.
Several boats anchored on a calm body of water during sunset, with a hillside and trees in the background.

Ulladulla

Ulladulla, meanwhile, goes about its business. Fishing boats in and out. Pelicans that don’t blink. A working harbour, a fish co-op, a proper hardware store. Hayden’s Pies is a local institution if you know where to look. You’ll be back. And Cupitt’s Estate is a perfect long lunch or winery afternoon overlooking the hills.
And just inland, the landscape changes. The Budawang National Park rises into rugged sandstone country, where the Pigeon House Mountain walk rewards early risers with one of the most iconic views on the South Coast.
This part of the South Coast doesn’t perform. It simply is. Bushland and beaches. A slower tempo. Swim, eat, rest, repeat.

MOLLYMOOK
GOLF CLUB

Hilltop Golf Course: Featuring 18 holes amongst vast bushland beauty, this premier course is situated so that you can still hear the waves rolling in on the pristine Mollymook Beach. Hilltop is affectionately known as 'The Ultimate Challenge' and was ranked 3rd in Australia’s Favourite Golf Courses for 2020, as voted by the public, in Golf Australia Magazine. 
Beachside Golf Course: This recently upgraded Beachside Golf Course is a 9-hole, par 28 course that lies atop the southern tip of the beautiful Mollymook Beach and ambles around the stunning Collers Beach inlet.

Bring your swimmers and stay longer than you meant to