Mollymook Beach NSW – Did you Know?

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Mollymook is known to be a seaside settlement going back as far as the 1850s. The name Mollymook is from a type of Albatross named Mollymawk. The main Mollymook Beach is a sheltered beach ideal for swimming, bogey borders and for surfers. A two minute drive north to Bannisters Point and Narrawallee Beach offer excellent surf conditions and surf lessons are also offered during school holidays.

One of Mollymooks best natural features is the ‘Bogey Hole’, a large rock pool located on Mollymook Headland. The Hole which is a tidal pool has become popular among families with young children. It offers safe snorkelling and a super spot for a picnic and to just chill out gazing at the ocean beyond.
You can walk around the headland from the southern end of Mollymook Beach, pass the 9 hole golf course to the Bogey Hole and to the adjoining Collers Beach. You can also drive to the Boogey Hole via Mollymook’s Beachside Golf Course.

Mollymook offers a variety of accommodation including self contained holiday homes, apartments, cabins, B & B, Caravan Parks and Motels. If looking for accommodation Mollymook for your next South Coast holiday, check out two of the popular Mollymook holiday homes Breeze in Mollymook and Ocean Mirage.