Wollongong Summer Bucket List

Whether you’re a local or just visiting, our Wollongong Summer Bucket List has all the must-do experiences to make your summer unforgettable. Don’t forget to download our official Summer Bucket List PDF below to tick off each item as you explore Wollongong this summer! Get …

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What are the best beaches in Wollongong?

Check out the Illawarra’s best beaches for kids, Wollongong’s best rock pools, and the best pools that take in the beautiful views and atmosphere of our wonderful area. Some of the best local beaches include (but are definitely not limited to): Stanwell Park: A great beach hidden in plain sight. ...

Where to spend a day in Wollongong?

Spend the day at the beach You can spend a few days visiting all the beaches and swimming spots along the coast from The Royal National Park to Wollongong and be a very happy human. Our top picks: North Wollongong Beach – An awesome place for a BBQ, North Wollongong beach is great for families to explore the rock pools or playground. ...

What to do in North Wollongong Beach?

If you are looking for more active things to do in North Wollongong Beach, the town also features surf beaches such as Sandon Point Beach, Wattamolla Beach, Bellambi, and Port Kembla Beach. The waves here are small and relatively easy, so it’s a great place for beginners. Bear in mind only the local beach that is patrolled by lifeguards. ...

What to do in Wollongong & the Illawarra?

Written by a born and bred ‘Gong local, this guide lists the very best things to do in Wollongong and the Illawarra. Wollongong is famous for the natural wonder of its coastline, but equally as awesome are the vibrant local Arts, Music and Foodie scenes! The ‘Gong has an offering for every taste — and budget. ...

Where to hang gliding in Wollongong?

Bald Hill has to be in your Wollongong sights and attractions list. This lookout offers one the most beautiful and popular lookouts on the Illawarra Escarpment with breathtaking views over the Pacific coastline. It’s also a renown place for hang gliding, so if you’re ready for the big jump, Bald Hill is the perfect place to do it! ...

Where to swim in Wollongong?

Austinmer Beach is another popular beach in Wollongong located only 20min drive north from the city center. Like Bulli or Woonoona beaches, Austinmer Beach has ocean pools. So, if you’re not comfortable swimming in the ocean but still would like to feel it, this is your beach! ...