Cudmirrah Beach, South Coast NSWPhoto: Cudmirrah Beach, between Sussex Inlet and Conjola National Park. Located just south of Sussex Inlet NSW, this three kilometre surf beach is backed by dunes and low scrub. There is a Surf Club there, providing surf beach patrols. Due to rips and undertows only swim between the flags, when the beach is patrolled. One of the many pristine beaches of the South Coast. At Lake Conjola you can find boating, sailing, waterskiing and a whole range of other water sports, you can hire boats or just fish off the beaches. Just south of Lake Conjola is the Narrawallee Creek Nature Reserve, with beautiful wild beaches backed by extensive forest. Shoalhaven National ParksConjola National Park is covered by forests nestled beside the ocean and lakes, it has excellent swimming and picnic areas. Plenty of chances to explore by canoe or walks and plenty of birdlife to spot. The park adjoins Morton National Park in the west. At the Morton NP, bushwalking is one of the main attractions for visitors of the park. There are tall sandstone cliffs and animal life in the park includes wombats, possums, swamp wallabies, kangaroos and greater gliders. Pigeon House Mountain, found in the Southern part of the park has abundant birdlife. There are plenty of signs of early Aboriginal habitation as well. With the numerous walks, excellent swimming, aboriginal heritage and abundant native flora and fauna, the Conjola National Park is an popular for families. At Huskisson, there are cruises available that explore the Jervis Bay Marine Park.Booderee National Park, just south of Jervis Bay has the wonderful Booderee Botanical Gardens. The park itself is on the shores of St Georges Basin. You can explore white sand beaches that are protected by calm coves, good for swimming. The Budawang Wilderness Area, covering more than 76,000 hectares, has unusual rock formations and places to climb. There are other Shoalhaven National Parks and Reserves, each with their own charms. Beach SafetyDue to this region being a relatively undeveloped part of the Australia NSW Coast, a number of beaches are not patrolled by lifesavers on a regular basis. Always check to see if they are and when. Unless your an experienced surfer or diver, it is always much safer to swim at patrolled beaches due to unexpected rips and undertows. More about Shoalhaven places on the South Coast Shoalhaven South Coast NSW
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