Date: 12th September 2020
Travelled: 196 kms from Milton to Bermagui on the South Coast of New South Wales
Visited: Ulladulla, Mogo and Bermagui
Stayed: Reflections Holiday Park, Bermagui $39 all services. S36.42622, E150.08044
Budget: NA
I was thinking of an early start but Pam has spotted a sign stating there is a local market here in Milton this morning so weโll head off a little late. We enjoy our coffee and fruit before Pam walks to the market on the other side of the Showgrounds, whilst I service the Winnebago.
Pam returns with a jar of home-made raspberry jam and thankfully nothing else. We say goodbye to Milton and continue south on the Princes Highway to Ulladulla. Mind you itโs less than 10 kms away.
Being relatively early we easily find a parking spot overlooking the harbour and go exploring.
Another view of Ulladulla Harbour 
Nice mural on the dunnys. 
The sea pool looks good. 
After a walk around Ulladulla followed by breakfast we continue south our next stop, Mogo.
Mogo is famous for its Zoo, however we are not doing Zooโs this trip. Mogo is also a popular coffee stop for tourists on the way south from Batemans Bay. Apart from itโs 5 cafes Mogo has numerous antique come craft (stroke junk) shops which Pam appears determined to have a poke around so we find a parking spot.
Mogo Cockatoo 
More Mogo Stuff. 
Mogo Woman
On the road again we stop some 30 minutes later at a highway rest stop in the Eurobodalla National Park, start the generator and make a very acceptable coffee.
We roll into Bermagui with thoughts of parking up for the day. The Reflections is probably as nice a campsite as you could find (as it should for the $39). The plan is to have lunch, relax and going for an afternoon walk perhaps a little later.
Shelly Beach and Bermagui Point 
Bermagui Memorial
Walking the Blue Pool Path. 
So with the shadows getting longer we find our way back to the camper. The pub is booked out so weโll give the Country Club a try for dinner tonight…
Michael+Pam
2 thoughts on “The Eurobodalla, New South Wales ๐ฆ๐บ 2020”
Brings back happy memories of camping with the family at Bermagui many years ago.
Pam and Michael – nice photos once again – We wondered what had happened to details of your Oz trips then we found that for some reason your posts have been going to our Junk email box and found a lot of posts there – we don’t look in that box very often these days.
We are back home again after a trip to Darwin and back – we were hoping to do a round trip through Broome WA and back around to Bargara however as the WA borders did not reopen we had to do a really really boring trip back the same way that we originally went – days of absolutely nothing
Safe travels Rob and Krys