Cupitt’s Kitchen takes the art of food and wine seriously but its guests can enjoy a relaxed dining experience. Located within the grounds of Cupitt Winery, in Ulladulla, three hours south of Sydney, the restaurant offers diners views across rolling hills, wetlands and farms.

Cupitt’s Winery

Mogo Zoo has attained an international reputation as one of the most successful private zoos in Australia. The extraordinary collection includes gorillas, rhinoceros, monkeys, giraffe, zebra, meerkats, cheetah, lions and so much more. They have a wide range of amazing up close and personal experiences available.

Mogo Zoo

Depot Beach is a beautiful white-sand beach backed by a towering green rainforest that marks the beginning of the Depot Beach Rainforest walk. Few stands of littoral rainforest remain in Australia, which is why the precious area is listed as an endangered ecological community.

Depot Beach Rainforest

If you’re spending some quality family time on the South Coast, the Durras Lake Discovery trail is an easy walk in the central precinct of Murramarang National Park. Now protected, this rare forest is ideal for wildlife and birdwatching. You might see crimson rosellas, new Holland honey eaters as well as kangaroos and red-necked wallabies.

Durras Lake Discovery Trail

Explore the beautiful Murramarang National Park near Batemans Bay. There are great surfing, swimming, walking, camping and fishing opportunities. Spanning 44 kilometres of dramatic coastline, Murramarang National Park is the ultimate spot to soak up some sun and explore the cliffs, headlands and pristine beaches of the New South Wales South Coast.

Murramarang National Park

The Funland Ulladulla family entertainment centre is the perfect place for the whole family to visit, including rides and games for all ages. Located in the heart of Ulladulla on the first floor of Rowen’s Arcade, you will be amazed at the wide variety of games and rides available including a maze of foam, slides, tubes and ramps especially for the littlies.

Funland Ulladulla

Timbertops maintains a stable of 30 horses of all sizes to cater for people with varying degrees of ability from beginners to competent riders, children and adults. They offer one and two hour trail rides. These rides take you through beautiful state forest bushland.

Timbertops Horse Riding

Originally built on the Ulladulla Breakwater in 1873, the light was shifted to Warden Head in 1879. It is one of only two towers in New South Wales made from wrought iron plates, making it a rarity. It’s also  great spot for spotting sea life and especially for whale watching in the spring.

Warden Head Lighthouse