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South Coast Australia

  With a slightly cool edge to the air, impossibly clear watrs and glassy, near perfect waves, there’s nothing quite as remarkable as the  South Coast in winter.
  Encompassing the Shellharbour, Kiama and Shoalhaven regions, this pristine stretch of the New South Wales coast has been flying under the radar as a lesser known winter playground for years. 
  Characterised by dramatic scenery, untouched nature and some of the best surfing in the country, one visit to this beach blessed haven in the cooler months is enough to melt the iciest of hearts. Offering everything from pulse racing adventure to gentle indulgence, and proving you don’t need snow to relish a winter break this string of seaside sanctuaries is refreshingly unspoilt. 
  Whether you come to shimmy into a steamer and paddle out to the surf reserve at Shellharbour’s Killalea State Park, lace up your walking boots to tread  the track along the Kiama Coast Walk, or enjoy a more luxe escape with a stay at Shoalhaven’s much lauded Bannisters Pavilion, there’s an experience to lure everyone out of their winter hibernation.
  Come for a long weekend or spend a week or more chasing the waves between these three incredible regions. Spot whales as they playfully make their annual journey, enjoy the regional produce of the hinterland towns and immerse in nature without the crowds before retiring by the comforting crackle of  a fire with a glass of local wine.