Article first appeared in Shoalhaven holidays to explore national parks in south coast
Beautiful
south coast is undoubtedly a nature lovers paradise. If you are looking
for a relaxing vacation to enjoy nature while admiring the variety of
flora and fauna, local wild life or thinking of a holiday to explore the
surroundings while on a bushwalk or kayaking in one of the many
spectacular reserves, here are some of the spectacular national parks in
the shoalhaven region we have featured for you to explore. You will
definitely need to spend a few days in the region to explore these
amazing parks. We have featured Mollymook accommodation including
Mollymook beach waterfront rentals, a Mollymook caravan park or popular Mollymook weekend getaway for your shoalhaven holidays stay.
You will be able to secure accommodation for shoalhaven holidays here. Additionally, online bookings in the south coast can be secured by clicking here. Select state “New South Wales” and the region “south coast” for your search.
Beautiful
south coast is undoubtedly a nature lovers paradise. If you are looking
for a relaxing vacation to enjoy nature while admiring the variety of
flora and fauna, local wild life or thinking of a holiday to explore the
surroundings while on a bushwalk or kayaking in one of the many
spectacular reserves, here are some of the spectacular national parks in
the shoalhaven region we have featured for you to explore. You will
definitely need to spend a few days in the region to explore these
amazing parks. We have featured Mollymook accommodation including
Mollymook beach waterfront rentals, a Mollymook caravan park or popular Mollymook weekend getaway for your shoalhaven holidays stay.- Booderee National Park – This well known national park consists of popular camping spots too. Remember dogs or domestic animals are not allowed. It is a magnificent place to explore nature while on a walk.
- Murray Beach – This is a spot ideal for fishing. There is a boat ramp and a popular attraction is the ruins of Cape St George Lighthouse which was destroyed since it was built in an incorrect location thereby directing ships to hazardous rocky coast. Now the shelled lighthouse is a tourist attraction.
- Cave Beach Road Botanic Gardens – Ideal spot for a picnic, to have a BBQ with family and friends or a place to enjoy a relaxed walk.
- Comerong Island Nature Reserve – The protected wetlands are superb for those who enjoy observing wading birds in the rainforests. The area offer spots for swimming, surfing and superb recreational fishing.
- Jervis Bay Marine Park & Jervis Bay National Park – Jervis Bay is a great spot for swimming, surfing, kayaking, boating and fishing. The marine park offer wonderful bush surroundings, caves, cliffs, estuaries etc. There are pods of dolphins who call Jervis Bay home, so you will see them very often surfing in the bay. The Jervis Bay National Park which is next to Booderee National Park is known to be rich in Aboriginal heritage and blessed with animals and plants which flourish in wetland surroundings.
- Conjola National Park – This is a fascinating park offering you lush forests, estuaries and lakes. The park features picnic areas and tracks for enjoyable bushwalks. If you arrive during spring, you will be greeted with a spectacular display of wild flowers.
- Meroo National Park – The park offer you heaps of opportunity to swim, kayak, canoeing and bushwalking. The nature reserve close to southern shoalhaven region is blessed with lakes such as Burill Lake, Tabourie Lake, Termeil and Meroo.
- Narrawallee Creek Nature Reserve – The park is idea for swimming, surfing, kayaking, bushwalking and great for you to explore and enjoy the stunning beaches, forests and the estuaries. There are spots ideal for divers too.
- Morton National Park – The park offer various scenic lookout points as well as bushwalking opportunities for walkers with varying degree of fitness and experience.
- Murramarang National Park – The park featuring the spectacular Durras Lake offer you walking tracks to explore the lake and the Durras Mountain. The national park is blessed with beaches, rainforests, the lake and lush native vegetation.
- Aboriginal area in Murramarang – This area with immense Aboriginal significance contains a massive collection of stone objects, bones and shells. The area with scientific significance is known to date back beyond 10,000 years.
- Seven Mile Beach national Park – The park is inhabited with small mammals such as possums and native birds. This is one of the national park in the south coast which is famous for the sand dunes.
You will be able to secure accommodation for shoalhaven holidays here. Additionally, online bookings in the south coast can be secured by clicking here. Select state “New South Wales” and the region “south coast” for your search.
