In this blog we would like to give a desciption of the beautiful
suburb Mollymook in the South Coast of New South Wales, Australia. Mollymook is the beach paradise township on the NSW south
coast of Australia. It is within easy comfortable distance of Canberra and
Sydney. Mollymook is your ideal escape for a beachside holiday any time of the
year.
This fabulous beachside township is located only minutes from Ulladulla which has a picturous harbour and minutes from historic Milton and beach suburb Narrawallee. These four areas complement each other with their own special features, scenery and ambience. The surrounding townships offer an abundance of natures marvels with breathtaking scenery, forests, mountains and fascinating waterways.
Mollymook is known for its beautiful surf beach of never ending clean sands, crystal clear waters and also for its beautiful and lushes golf courses. Mollymook Beach is one of the south coasts most popular and best loved beaches. The beach is blessed with crystal clear waters and golden sands. The beach is wide and long with ample room for surfers, boogy board riders and fishers who can all enjoy the beach. One end of the beach is home to the Mollymook Surf Lifesaving Clubhouse. Mollymook beach is patrolled during the summer season. Close to the Surf club lies Mollymook’s beachside 9 hole scenic golf course.
Mollymook Beach often is the venue for the colourful & spectacular National and state surf lifesaving carnivals. Mollymook Beach also hosts international Beach Volleyball. This beach is an ideal place even if you want to have a picnic, read the papers or just relax gazing out over the beach and ocean. Many who visit enjoy the grassy reserves along the beach. Adjacent to the Mollymook Surf Lifesaving Clubhouse is a popular childrens playground. There is ample parking for those who visit the beach area and newly constructed bbq facilities and picnic benches are there for those who wish to make use of these facilities.
The far northern end of Mollymook Beach is another great swimming location. Visitors can continue north around the rocks to Bannister Head. Off Bannister Head is a favourite diving spot for the experienced divers.
Mollymook Bay is home to a pod of bottlenose dolphins who often stop at the beach to catch a wave - It is magnificent to witness these dolphins surfing and will stay in your memories forever. Whales are often spotted during migration seasons as they make their way up north along the east coast. Fish are plenty in the Mollymook bay. Boat fishing as well as fishing on the beach can be witnessed quite often.
Bogey Hole, a large circular rock pool located on Mollymook Headland is one of the most beautiful natural formations of Mollymook beach. The Bogey Hole is a tidal pool. It is very shallow at low tide and the formation of protective ring of rocks ensures a safe but fun environment for the young. Obviously these safe shallow waters make it an ideal location for families with young children and for people who prefer a calm spot for a swim. It is a great spot for a picnic day out. If you prefer safe snorkling then the Bogey hole is ideal for that too. It is an easily walk around the headland from the southern end of Mollymook Beach to the Bogey Hole and Collers Beach. You could also drive to its car park which is across Mollymooks Beachside 9 hole Golf Course.
Mollymook boasts two beautiful and scenic golf courses. The picturesque 9-hole Beachside Course has stunning sea views from the course, clubhouse and restaurant. Visitors are welcome at the 9 hole as well as the 18-hole championship Hilltop Course.
This fabulous beachside township is located only minutes from Ulladulla which has a picturous harbour and minutes from historic Milton and beach suburb Narrawallee. These four areas complement each other with their own special features, scenery and ambience. The surrounding townships offer an abundance of natures marvels with breathtaking scenery, forests, mountains and fascinating waterways.
Mollymook is known for its beautiful surf beach of never ending clean sands, crystal clear waters and also for its beautiful and lushes golf courses. Mollymook Beach is one of the south coasts most popular and best loved beaches. The beach is blessed with crystal clear waters and golden sands. The beach is wide and long with ample room for surfers, boogy board riders and fishers who can all enjoy the beach. One end of the beach is home to the Mollymook Surf Lifesaving Clubhouse. Mollymook beach is patrolled during the summer season. Close to the Surf club lies Mollymook’s beachside 9 hole scenic golf course.
Mollymook Beach often is the venue for the colourful & spectacular National and state surf lifesaving carnivals. Mollymook Beach also hosts international Beach Volleyball. This beach is an ideal place even if you want to have a picnic, read the papers or just relax gazing out over the beach and ocean. Many who visit enjoy the grassy reserves along the beach. Adjacent to the Mollymook Surf Lifesaving Clubhouse is a popular childrens playground. There is ample parking for those who visit the beach area and newly constructed bbq facilities and picnic benches are there for those who wish to make use of these facilities.
The far northern end of Mollymook Beach is another great swimming location. Visitors can continue north around the rocks to Bannister Head. Off Bannister Head is a favourite diving spot for the experienced divers.
Mollymook Bay is home to a pod of bottlenose dolphins who often stop at the beach to catch a wave - It is magnificent to witness these dolphins surfing and will stay in your memories forever. Whales are often spotted during migration seasons as they make their way up north along the east coast. Fish are plenty in the Mollymook bay. Boat fishing as well as fishing on the beach can be witnessed quite often.
Bogey Hole, a large circular rock pool located on Mollymook Headland is one of the most beautiful natural formations of Mollymook beach. The Bogey Hole is a tidal pool. It is very shallow at low tide and the formation of protective ring of rocks ensures a safe but fun environment for the young. Obviously these safe shallow waters make it an ideal location for families with young children and for people who prefer a calm spot for a swim. It is a great spot for a picnic day out. If you prefer safe snorkling then the Bogey hole is ideal for that too. It is an easily walk around the headland from the southern end of Mollymook Beach to the Bogey Hole and Collers Beach. You could also drive to its car park which is across Mollymooks Beachside 9 hole Golf Course.
Mollymook boasts two beautiful and scenic golf courses. The picturesque 9-hole Beachside Course has stunning sea views from the course, clubhouse and restaurant. Visitors are welcome at the 9 hole as well as the 18-hole championship Hilltop Course.
Mollymook and surrounding suburbs are so beautiful and you are sure to enjoy. In www.ozehols.com.au we have listed properties in Mollymook, Milton, Ulladulla and adjoining suburbs under south coast accommodation. For your convenience the links are:
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