Ulladulla is renowned for its seafood, and the local co-operative at the harbour is a great place to buy “fresh off the boat” fish of the day. Or you can treat your taste buds to a meal at one of the fine restaurants in town. There are also cafes and take away outlets where you can grab a great bite to eat or sit and enjoy a BBQ in one of the picnic grounds or gardens within the town.

While you are here there is an array of things you can see and do such as fishing, diving, swimming, boating, tours and rental options that are perfect for all ages, water sports galore and many wonderful outings to be enjoy within the mountain ranges such as bird watching, hiking, mountain biking and bush walking.

One thing that everyone must experience while they are in Ulladulla is the excellent cultural walking track at North Head “One Track For All” constructed in two loops of 1 km each and the tracks are suitable for wheelchair access, and are a fascinating journey into the Aboriginal and non-aboriginal history of the area. They take in Aboriginal carved artworks and travel on to stunning lookouts over the harbour and coastline. There is an operational lighthouse at Warden Head on the southern end of the harbour with uninterrupted views of the coast offering an ideal location for viewing dolphins and the southern right and humpback whales during their winter and spring migration periods.