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Rachael
6 Oct 2026
This house and our time at Currarong lived up to or even exceeded our expectations.
The house, the view and location were both even more lovely than pictures let me expect - it was one of the few pla...ces that I would say was actually better than its pictures! The house was so well appointed and all the furniture/ bedding was incredibly comfortable.
The beach location made it so relaxing and we felt like we could make the most of every day by starting and finishing on the beach!
During our stay with a 12 and 13 yo we did the Gosangs tunnel and walk mermaids inlet walk which was the kids highlight of our days out - both were spectacular, the kids loved feeling like it was an adventure climbing up rocks and we saw so many whales! Both look outs were spectacular. We did the wreck walk but it really does need to be low tide to explore.
On top of the beautiful beach out the front of the property - which has fantastic rock pools to explore at low tide - we visited Abrams Bosom beach which was lovely being so protected, the Currarong Rockpool “swimming pool”, on a windy day we went to honeymoon bay and Bindijine beach in the beercroft peninsula defence area - which were sheltered on days that the waves were bigger at Currarong, we had fish and chips at calalla bay and went to calalla beach, and we did an afternoon down to Vincentia and loved Benheim beach which was a beautiful protected cove and Hymes beach before Huskison for dinner.
It’s worth noting, Currarong is a very small township and the closest place for petrol or supplies is 15 mins away (Callala Bay) or 20 mins to a larger town with Woolworths. We brought most of what we thought we would need for our stay, but when realising we didn’t have a couple of basics, there wasn’t a general store. There is a cafe and bowls club that I believe do sell some essentials. The other thing to note is outside of weekends and / some school holidays, the area is very quiet - which I lovely, but you won’t always be able to walk and get morning coffee on a regular Tuesday. BUT there is a great coffee machine in the house which was an asset!
Staying at the beach house at Currarong was an absolutely wonderful holiday with a perfect balance of peace and relaxation and opportunity for day trips and easy adventures!
The house, the view and location were both even more lovely than pictures let me expect - it was one of the few pla...ces that I would say was actually better than its pictures! The house was so well appointed and all the furniture/ bedding was incredibly comfortable.
The beach location made it so relaxing and we felt like we could make the most of every day by starting and finishing on the beach!
During our stay with a 12 and 13 yo we did the Gosangs tunnel and walk mermaids inlet walk which was the kids highlight of our days out - both were spectacular, the kids loved feeling like it was an adventure climbing up rocks and we saw so many whales! Both look outs were spectacular. We did the wreck walk but it really does need to be low tide to explore.
On top of the beautiful beach out the front of the property - which has fantastic rock pools to explore at low tide - we visited Abrams Bosom beach which was lovely being so protected, the Currarong Rockpool “swimming pool”, on a windy day we went to honeymoon bay and Bindijine beach in the beercroft peninsula defence area - which were sheltered on days that the waves were bigger at Currarong, we had fish and chips at calalla bay and went to calalla beach, and we did an afternoon down to Vincentia and loved Benheim beach which was a beautiful protected cove and Hymes beach before Huskison for dinner.
It’s worth noting, Currarong is a very small township and the closest place for petrol or supplies is 15 mins away (Callala Bay) or 20 mins to a larger town with Woolworths. We brought most of what we thought we would need for our stay, but when realising we didn’t have a couple of basics, there wasn’t a general store. There is a cafe and bowls club that I believe do sell some essentials. The other thing to note is outside of weekends and / some school holidays, the area is very quiet - which I lovely, but you won’t always be able to walk and get morning coffee on a regular Tuesday. BUT there is a great coffee machine in the house which was an asset!
Staying at the beach house at Currarong was an absolutely wonderful holiday with a perfect balance of peace and relaxation and opportunity for day trips and easy adventures!
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Michelle
4 Oct 2026
We spent 4 days the beach house to unwind and we had the most amazing time. Early morning walks along the beach and a stop at Honeymoon beach, was so close was the highlight of our trip. The place was so relaxing and we had everything we needed. So enjoyed it and we'll be back for sure.
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Nicole
26 Sep 2026
Lovely spot directly across from the beach. Walked up to the coffee van or local Cafe nearly daily for a coffee.
House was cosy with everything we needed and lovely sheltered backyard for the kids to play.
Close to nearby towns for adventures and exploring.
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We are an outdoors family of four who loves being by the ocean that is when we are not "in" the ocean surfing and swimming. We live in the northern suburbs of Wollongong but I grew up in the tiny coastal surfing village of Currarong and it will always be the place we call home. We purchased our cute little beachhouse and renovated a year later with the help of my Dad. It is our favourite place in the world to relax, recharge and enjoy the great outdoors.
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Beach Out Front
Right out front of the house beachouse is the most picturesque bay.
Long Beach
This beautiful beach rivals some of the best in the world. The stunning clear waters and white sands make this spot a favourite to visit when staying in Currarong. Best of a N/NE wind.
Quick Dip At Wilsons Beach
Wilson’s beach is located in the Currarong area, a half-hour drive from Culburra. You'll find signs for Wilson’s Beach along the Coomies walk and it's a hidden gem of the South Coast, if I do say so myself. Snorkelling and swimming is the usual go here, but I managed to also sit and relax in the gorgeous autumn sun, enjoying the beautiful scenery all to myself.
Cliffs Of Currarong
Parking at Abraham Bosom beach, I crossed the wooden bridge to begin Coomies Walk. After a tight squeeze through the small crevasse of Gosang's Tunnel, I came out onto the cliffs of Currarong and boy oh boy, what an amazing view it was!
It feels like you’ve entered a hidden portal through Gosang's Tunnel, which opens up onto a sheer cliff drop (it's safe, but not for the faint of heart). You can watch the roaring ocean crash up against the cascading cliffs, but every time I visit here, I find myself just sitting and staring out into the vast horizon, simply caught up in the beauty of nothingness – it truly is a magical place to switch off (if you’re not afraid of heights).
It feels like you’ve entered a hidden portal through Gosang's Tunnel, which opens up onto a sheer cliff drop (it's safe, but not for the faint of heart). You can watch the roaring ocean crash up against the cascading cliffs, but every time I visit here, I find myself just sitting and staring out into the vast horizon, simply caught up in the beauty of nothingness – it truly is a magical place to switch off (if you’re not afraid of heights).
Currarong Boat Ramp
Brief walk between the rain clouds to the local boat ramp. The views were beautiful!
Hidden Paths Rock Pool Magic
The Currarong Rock Pools are a must-see, but it’s the incredible natural formations that truly stand out from an aerial view. Carved into the rugged coastline, the pools reveal striking shapes and vibrant turquoise water you don’t fully appreciate until you see the coastline from above. We followed the 2 km return coastal walking track, wandering along the beach, crossing the little wooden bridge and stopping to take it all in. It’s an easy adventure that rewards you with breathtaking views and reminds you that some of the best coastal experiences are found by simply slowing down and exploring.
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