The third largest city in the state, Wollongong is situated on a coastline of beautiful surf beaches. Mount Kembla and Mount Keira provide a backdrop to the city. Originally a coal and steel industrial city – the BHP steel mill at Port Kembla is still a major employer – Wollongong is fast building a reputation as a leisure centre. Northbeach is the most famous of its 17 surf beaches. Flagstaff Point, with its lighthouse, boat harbour, beach views and seafood restaurants, is popular with visitors.
The Stack * Bulli Lookout * Aerial View * Wollongong Beach * Crown Street.
Fresh seafood is also on offer at the fish market in Wollongong harbour. The city boasts Australia’s largest regional art gallery. Wollongong is an industrial city and the gracious towns of the Southern Highlands offer historic attractions.
Where to Eat and Drink:
Diggies Modern Australian. Housed in a small, hip beach shack this place serves scrumptious breakfasts and brunches with awesome views.
Caveau Modern French restaurant and cookery school led by master chef Peter Sheppard. The seasonal menu changes monthly.
Where to Eat and Drink:
Diggies Modern Australian. Housed in a small, hip beach shack this place serves scrumptious breakfasts and brunches with awesome views.
Caveau Modern French restaurant and cookery school led by master chef Peter Sheppard. The seasonal menu changes monthly.
