Culburra


Culburra is a town located in the South Coast region of New South Wales. Encircled by a river, lake, ocean and national park, Culburra offers the perfect blend of relaxation and adventure. Enjoy plenty of water activities in this quiet coastal town, such as hiring a boat, kayak or paddleboard and venture out onto the sparkling blue waterways. Go swimming, surfing or fishing at Culburra’s surf beach, Warrin Beach, or just relax on the fine white sand.
Culburra Beach and Tilbury Cove are dog friendly beaches. Just check the Shoalhaven City Council website to check times.
Where to eat?

The Little Snapper is located just off the main street in the sea-side town of Culburra Beach. This is a great casual dining restaurant. It has a relaxed atmosphere with friendly attentive staff. The menu may appear small but the food is not lacking in taste and quality. Much of the food is local and very fresh.

This was a great find – whilst on holiday from Sydney and missing my daily caffeine hit, I looked up coffee spots on Bean Hunter and found Ritual Habitual coffee van. Its quirky, fun and nothing like anything else. If the van isn’t there, don’t panic, you can visit their coffee shop next door. These guys care a lot about producing a great coffee, I totally recommend visiting!!
Culburra is a 2h 30min drive from Sydney and 2h 40min from Canberra.

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