Swimming and Surfing

Things to see and do in Currarong!

Fishing

Currarong is the closest boat launch area to the Sir Joseph Banks fishing grounds. Beach and boat fishing are popular local pursuits.

Bush Walks

There are a number of varied bushwalks on the Beecroft Headland. See Map. The Wreck to Wreck Heritage walk starts from Peel St. The Navy’s Beecroft Weapons Range on Point Perpendicular has walking tracks to Target Beach, Honeymoon Bay and other locations. The security gate and information centre has more details about camping and walking tracks on the Range. Phone….. 44483411

Swimming and surfing

Currarong beach and creek are local swimming spots. Further along the foreshore is the natural rock pool and Abraham’s Bosom Beach

Plutus Reef,Lobster Island and “Windy” are well-known surfing spots.

Currarong Arts & Crafts Centre

In the old Fire Services building at the intersection of The Parkway and Walton Way, is the Arts and Crafts centre where items made by local residents are for sale.
Opening times are displayed in their window.
St.LukesAnglican Church
In Weber Ave has services most Sundays.

Zacs General Store and Seafood Cafe

The general Store and bottle shop provides a range of everyday products. Zac’sSeafood Café is well worth a visit for tasty local seafood.
Phone 44483177 or 44483192 for operating hours.

“The Club”

The Club has lawn bowls and other activities to enjoy during your stay..
The restaurant serves Chinese and Australian meals.
Phone 44483388.

Holiday Haven Tourist Park
Located inNowra Rd. Currarong Tourist Park has Caravan and Tent sites as well as deluxe cabins
Phone.1300 555 515 for bookings.

Transport
Stuarts Bus Company provides a weekday service twice a day to/from Nowra. Bus timetables are available at the General store.

Currarong is a dog friendly town,but is essentially “on leash” apart from the signposted “off leash” areas and times around the streets, reserves and beaches.