The Shoalhaven encompasses a vast area on New South Wales’ South Coast, from the coastlines and fertile plains through to rugged mountain escarpment and panoramic views of the eastern seaboard. With over has over 300,000 hectares of National Parks and State Forests, it’s the perfect place to unplug and unwind.
There are rivers, coastal lakes, estuaries and many miles of navigable waterways. Holidaymakers seeking to recharge their batteries can choose almost any holiday style, from relaxation to adventure. It is quickly becoming world famous as a rock-climbing destination.
Shoalhaven Visitor Information Centre’s friendly local staff are a wealth of knowledge, offering a complete range of information, from blogs and an online itinerary builder to books and maps on the local area.
Conveniently located inside Shoalhaven Entertainment Centre, there is ample parking for both cars and caravans only moments from the highway. The centre staff are also available on phone, email and live chat.
Souvenirs, local produce, crafts, curated hampers and other merchandise are available for purchase in the centre or online. Internet access, onsite cafe and a quiet area for reading is offered for the convenience of travellers.
Enjoy all the Shoalhaven has to offer with its beaches, bays, mountains all alongside the many and varied towns and and villages.
Walawaani (welcome),
Shoalhaven City Council recognises the First Peoples of the Shoalhaven and their ongoing connection to culture and country. We acknowledge Aboriginal people as the Traditional Owners, Custodians and Lore Keepers of the world’s oldest living culture and pay respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.
Walawaani njindiwan (safe journey to you all).
This acknowledgment includes Dhurga language. We recognise and understand that there are many diverse languages spoken within the Shoalhaven.