Where To Go: South Coast

14 June

Written By Judy Learmont

1/ Mollymook & Milton

Mollymook in the Shoalhaven region of the NSW South Coast is a gorgeous seaside town with beautiful beaches, amazing dining and boutique luxury accommodation – and only 3 hours from Sydney making it the ideal weekend getaway.

Eat:

Rick Stein at Bannisters by the Sea for a special dinner -
Gwyro for mouthwatering asian fusion food.
Harvest – Share plates and cocktails in Milton

Stay:

Bannisters by the Sea hotel – beautiful views, stylish rooms and the famous Rick Stein’s restaurant.
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DO:

Spend an afternoon at Cupitt’s Estate Winery, winetasting and dining.
Coastal walk from Mollymook to Narrawalle Beach.

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2/ Gerringong

With stunning beaches and a gorgeous village feel, Gerringong is perfect for an amazing getaway. beautiful beaches,wonderful dining,coastal walks and gorgeous shops.

Do:

Wine tasting and lunch at Crooked River Winery
Kiama to Gerringong coastal walk.

Eat:

Hill Bar and Kitchen
The Blue Swimmer, Gerroa
Bella Char Restaurant & Wine Bar

Stay:

Bangalay Luxury Villas
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3/ Berry

A gorgeous historic town nestled beneath the rolling hills with character, warmth and charm and full of fantastic dining and accommodation options and fabulous shoppoing.It’s also a great base for exploring nearby wineries, beaches and walks.

DO:

High Tea and Bubbles Day out with Luxe South Coast Girls Only Tours.
Wine tasting and lunch at Silos Winery.

Eat:

Stay:

The Berry View Motel
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4/ Kangaroo Valley

With beautiful morning mists, a patchwork of farmland, Australia’s last surviving wooden suspension bridge and rainforest spilling down the escarpment, there’s something quite magical about Kangaroo Valley. Go kayaking, bushwalk to stunning waterfalls, enjoy a waterside picnic at Tallowa Dam and uncover top foodie experiences.