Illawarra

Stretching along the New South Wales coast from the Royal National Park to the Shoalhaven River, the Illawarra region is ideal for leisurely touring and weekend retreats, while the beaches and national parks provide ample opportunity for more vigorous activities.

Below the spectacular coastal escarpment, Shellharbour is a water enthusiast's dream with its rugged coastline and sheltered beaches. Surfing, boating and fishing are popular. The Blowhole at Kiama attracts visitors from around the world. Kiama is an amazing contrast of rugged coastlines and the rolling green hills of the Jamberoo Valley.

A walk through the Minnamurra Rainforest is an absolute must. The City of Wollongong has a dramatic cliff entry from the north through Stanwell Park, to the lighthouse at Flagstaff Point. The beauty of the working fishing harbour and the famous North Beach are contrasted with the tranquillity of the magnificent Nan Tien Temple. Illawarra, a sophisticated getaway - just an hour and a half south of Sydney.

Temperatures for Illawarra

Illawarra has moderate summer temperatures. The summer high temperature for Illawarra is approximately 25 °c. The summer low temperature is approximately 16 °c.

Illawarra has mild winter temperatures. The winter high temperature for Illawarra is approximately 17 °c. The winter low temperature is approximately 8 °c.

January1726
February1725
March1524
April1322
May1019
June817
July716
August818
September1020
October1222
November1423
December1525


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