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Wollongong
Visitor Information
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Welcome
to
Wollongong
When
visiting Wollongong, you will be surprised how much there is
available for you to see and do, and more importantly how
easily accessible everything is. Situated just 1 hour's
drive South of Sydney's international airport, Wollongong is
truly spectacular stretching out over 30 kilometres with
breathtaking coastline, pristine beaches, rich bushland and
rainforest to the dramatic escarpment.
Wollongong is easily accessible by coach, car and only 90
minutes from Sydneys CBD by train. Importantly there is an
excellent infrastructure of public transport making all
areas accessible to travellers without their own car.
Qantas now operates Melbourne flights out of Wollongong's
Illawarra Regional Airport at Albion Park with more routes
to come online. A vibrant bustling city, Wollongong retains
a warm country feel. You can still marvel at the nearby
mountains and the sparkling ocean from parts of the main
city mall.
The combination of lifestyle, natural beauty, culture and
entertainment of this thriving cosmopolitan city is why more
and more people are discovering Wollongong and its environs
as a destination for that well earned short break or an
extended family holiday.
Wollongong's rich cultural diversity results from people
from all parts of the world having chosen Wollongong as
their home for its lifestyle, university, sporting
facilities and industry. Visitors benefit from this wide
range of cultural development in art, food and
festivals.
The
Nan Tien Temple at Berkeley is the largest Buddhist temple
in the Southern Hemisphere. You can enjoy a happy and
spiritual holiday or call in for a vegetarian meal.
Wollongong's main harbour and beaches are only about ten
minutes easy level walk from the City Centre.
Just to the south lies Port Kembla the area's industrial
centre - a busy international shipping port servicing
Wollongong's steel industry. Also just south is Lake
Illawarra surrounded by parklands, picnic spots and
playgrounds. This water wonderland is great for fishing,
boating and swimming.
A trip to the nearby Jamberoo Action Park is a great day's
family outing. As you get to know more about Wollongong you
will want to come back again and again - there is always
more for you to discover.


Places
to Visit in the
Illawarra
- Grand
Pacific Drive
- North
of Wollongong

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