Along the way be sure to check out Pyree which is home to the historic Jindyandy Mill a place where both past & present come together in beautiful surrounds. You can find a range of great shops here- stop for lunch, lollies or coffee and browse the on-site shops. The Mill Cafe is set overlooking the rolling green pastures and is perfect for lunch or dinner on a pretty day.
Further down the road you will come across the town of Greenwell Point, 15km east of Nowra. This was originally a shipping port for the Shoalhaven & is now famous for the oysters that local oyster farmers produce. Check our Jim Wild's oysters he is a world record holder 'oyster shucker' & a very friendly guy who will open your oysters while you wait.
There is also other seafood available at some of the takeaway outlets that you can take & eat by the waters edge. Other activities include fishing ( of course!) and you can hire a tinny for the day from Anglers Rest (you will find them across from the boat ramp).
Any visitor information that you want you can pick up from the Point Gallery & Craft Shop, they also have a history section along with exhibitions and workshops running from time to time- they are in the main street- look for the information sign and spider web made of twine hanging out the front!
A range of accommodation is available in town- including Coral Tree Lodge which are located near the Bowling Club (follow the signs), their accommodation has pretty views over the water & staff are always willing to assist.
Towns closeby for a day trip include Culburra, Currarong & Callala Bay/Beach along with Nowra & Jervis Bay further south.
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