Mollymook Beach Units offer the ideal base from which to explore...
Our reasonable rates and self contained, spacious accommodation, make the Mollymook Beach Units ideal for an extended stay, allowing visitors the time to enjoy the delights of the region. There are a number of easy trips which we highly recommend. There is truly something for everyone, within easy reach!
Mogo Zoo
Mogo Zoo, day trip from Mollymook
Mogo is 63 km south of Mollymook, approximately an hours drive along the Princes Highway. Mogo Zoo is a privately owned zoo situated 10km south of Batemans Bay in the historic gold mining village of Mogo. "We are an organisation committed to the survival of endangered animals and provide world standard facilities for over 200 animals of more than 42 rare and exotic species, including the White Lions of 'Timbavati'. Mogo Zoo also boasts the largest collection of primates in any private zoo in Australia."
Mogo Zoo is the first zoo in the world to successfully rear a pride of five male white lion cubs. The zoo is now home to a 12-strong pride of big white cats.
This is an outing for the whole family and one that is sure to impress! You will love the giraffes, dingoes, meercats, red pandas and the ever popular reptile house! Take a picnic or enjoy the BBQ facilities. Wear comfortable shoes and a hat as this day out requires some walking. For more detailed information and feeding times:http://www.mogozoo.com.au/index.html
Opening Hours 9:00am to 5:00pm seven days a week
Phone: (02) 4474-4930
Fax: (02) 4474 4855 Street Address:
222 Tomakin Road
Mogo
Mogo Zoo is the first zoo in the world to successfully rear a pride of five male white lion cubs. The zoo is now home to a 12-strong pride of big white cats.
This is an outing for the whole family and one that is sure to impress! You will love the giraffes, dingoes, meercats, red pandas and the ever popular reptile house! Take a picnic or enjoy the BBQ facilities. Wear comfortable shoes and a hat as this day out requires some walking. For more detailed information and feeding times:http://www.mogozoo.com.au/index.html
Opening Hours 9:00am to 5:00pm seven days a week
Phone: (02) 4474-4930
Fax: (02) 4474 4855 Street Address:
222 Tomakin Road
Mogo
Pebbly Beach
Kangaroos cool off, Pebbly Beach
Pebbly Beach is approximately 48 Km south of Mollymook. It takes about 45 minutes to get there. Pebbly Beach is an unspoilt, prisitne beach in the Murramarang National Park. The Pebbly Beach turn-off is about 10 km south of Termeil. Turn left off the Princes Highway into Mt Agony Rd (signposted to Depot Beach/Durras Lake North). It is roughly eight km over a gravel road to Pebbly Beach camping grounds and cabins. It is a pleasant drive and an ideal outing for a picnic or BBQ. Don't be surprised if you have to jostle for a spot on the sand, or in the surf, with the local western grey kangaroos! The kangaroos are generally quite tame and happy to be photographed. They are more usually seen on the grassy banks adjacent to the beach. Please resist the urge to feed them. The vegetation around the beach is lush and very attractive with abundant bird life and there are some enjoyable walks into the National Park. Parking for the day is approximately $7, so take some change.
Nowra - Archer Racecourse
Enjoy country racing, Archer Racecourse
The Archer Racecourse named after Archer, the local winner of the first two Melbourne Cup Races, is located in Albatross Road, Nowra. The drive to Nowra takes approximately 50 minutes. Experience a great day of country racing!
The Shoalhaven City Turf Club is renowned for its friendly atmosphere and holds 12 Race Days each year. The $30 000 Nowra Cup is run in conjunction with a Girls Day Out. Ladies, this is your excuse to buy a new outfit at one of the many boutiques in Milton or Ulladulla. Why not have fun with something vintage from Nikki B's?
Other major Race Days include: Kids Day Out - January; Greenwell Point Cup - April; Mollymook Cup - October; Melbourne Cup race day - November.
Drive north from Mollymook on the Princes Highway through the roundabout at South Nowra and through the next roundabout. Turn left at Flinders Road. The venue is also home to the Shoalhaven Greyhound Racing Club. The Archer Miniature Railway operates at Archer Racecourse and is open to the public on the second Sunday of every month from 10 am – 3 pm and on race days, making this an outing for the whole family! For more details on race days and events, Ph: 02 4421 4550.
The Shoalhaven City Turf Club is renowned for its friendly atmosphere and holds 12 Race Days each year. The $30 000 Nowra Cup is run in conjunction with a Girls Day Out. Ladies, this is your excuse to buy a new outfit at one of the many boutiques in Milton or Ulladulla. Why not have fun with something vintage from Nikki B's?
Other major Race Days include: Kids Day Out - January; Greenwell Point Cup - April; Mollymook Cup - October; Melbourne Cup race day - November.
Drive north from Mollymook on the Princes Highway through the roundabout at South Nowra and through the next roundabout. Turn left at Flinders Road. The venue is also home to the Shoalhaven Greyhound Racing Club. The Archer Miniature Railway operates at Archer Racecourse and is open to the public on the second Sunday of every month from 10 am – 3 pm and on race days, making this an outing for the whole family! For more details on race days and events, Ph: 02 4421 4550.
Nowra - Fleet Air Arm Museum
Great value outing to the Fleet Air Arm Museum
HMAS Albatross is 8 kms south of Nowra and about 50 minutes drive north of Mollymook along the Princess Highway. The Royal Australian Navy's Fleet Air Arm Museum is located at the entrance to HMAS Albatross, 489A Albatross Road, Nowra. This wonderful and expansive museum has grown over a number of years to house an impressive collection of over 25 fixed wing aircraft and helicopters as well as a wide range of unique naval aviation artifacts. See an A4 Skyhawk jet fighter, a MiG-17 fighter, enjoy audio visual displays and kids young and old will definitely want a turn in the flight simulator!
The display is housed in a huge 6,000 m2, two-story exhibition centre designed to resemble a hangar. There is also a souvenir shop, function centre, and theatre. The museum's verandah overlooks the historic airfield at HMAS Albatross , established in 1941 and still operational today. See helicopters and planes regularly landing & taking off.
The Museum is open seven days a week except for major public holidays. Take your own lunch, snacks and drinks as the cafe is currently not open.
Adult $10, Child (under 18) Free, Defence Members Free (on presentation of a valid ID card).
Opening Hours 10:00AM - 4:00PM
Phone: (02) 4424 1920
The display is housed in a huge 6,000 m2, two-story exhibition centre designed to resemble a hangar. There is also a souvenir shop, function centre, and theatre. The museum's verandah overlooks the historic airfield at HMAS Albatross , established in 1941 and still operational today. See helicopters and planes regularly landing & taking off.
The Museum is open seven days a week except for major public holidays. Take your own lunch, snacks and drinks as the cafe is currently not open.
Adult $10, Child (under 18) Free, Defence Members Free (on presentation of a valid ID card).
Opening Hours 10:00AM - 4:00PM
Phone: (02) 4424 1920
