Lake Conjola Holiday Cabins & Accommodation

If you're after a taste of luxury or a home away from home, holiday rentals in Lake Conjola have you covered. Whether you're seeking a light and airy waterfront apartment, a cosy cabin or a spacious holiday house that fits all of your friends and family, you're guaranteed to find something to suit your tastes.

Getting to Your Lake Conjola Accommodation

There's various ways to get to your Lake Conjola accommodation. The nearest major airport is located in Sydney. Buses operated by Premier Motor Service run from the Sydney CBD and airport into Lake Conjola, with a connection at the town turn off.

Making the journey by car to Lake Conjola is a popular option. The town is about 200km south of Sydney. The magnificent scenic drive along the M1 and Princes Highway is not only the most direct option, but also a beautiful route with plenty of sightseeing opportunities along the way.

Where to eat on your holiday in Lake Conjola

No doubt you'll want to load up before a day on the lake. Stop at Boardwalk Café by the harbour, just a short drive down the coast in Ulladulla. This charming cafe's delicious menu includes vegetarian options, as well as thick milkshakes and homemade soups. It's open most days from the wee hours to late afternoon.

If you fancy treating yourself, Rick Stein at Bannisters is a fantastic choice. With a focus on fresh seafood, their menu includes dishes such as oysters with shallot vinegar, in addition to vegetarian options. Enjoy your meal as you look out over the ocean at this fine dining establishment – the perfect finale to your holiday at Lake Conjola.

Family holidays in Lake Conjola

For travellers who want to learn more about the afterlife, the Ghost Walk of Historic Milton is fun for the whole family, but not for the faint of heart! Roughly two hours, this lantern-lit walk will take you around the town of Milton as you learn about the ghosts said to inhabit it. The tours are held on the first Saturday of each month.

Make sure you book ahead for the Gondwana Coast Fossil Walk, where your family can learn about geology and fossils. Once a supercontinent 550,000,000 years ago, Gondwana has left behind plenty of evidence of its existence along this stretch of coast. You can also see hundreds of fossils and rocks in the Fossil House – perfect for when the weather isn’t so great.

Get exploring in the Conjola National Park

Conjola National Park sits just 21 km away from Lake Conjola. Bursting with wildlife, the park boasts forests, wild ocean beaches, and several lakes. Take part in water activities such as fishing and canoeing or go for a scenic cycle. You could also pack a picnic and enjoy it in the Monument Beach picnic area, looking out over the ocean as you eat.

On the edge of Conjola National Park, at Bendalong Beach, you can hear the waves crashing against the shore and feel the sand between your toes. The beach is great for lounging, walking and surfing. The Walter Hood, a shipwreck from the 1870s, lies a short walk down the beach. As you stroll, you may also be lucky enough to see some stingrays!

Stay Right on the Shores of Lake Conjola

Lake Conjola provides a stunning backdrop for all visitors, no matter where you choose to stay. Choose from a variety of great accommodation, whether a cosy lakefront cabin or a spacious house for family gatherings. These rentals offer features like full kitchens, spacious barbecue and garden areas, and even jetties for when you want to get out on the water.

When it comes to outdoor activities, you're spoilt for choice here. Even the most active visitors will have their time filled here, with canoeing, kayaking, swimming, and waterskiing available. There's also fishing and surfing options at Conjola Beach. For avid bushwalkers, there are many tracks leading from Lake Conjola, such as the Burrawang Track to Buckleys Point. Or feast your eyes on the unparalleled rainforest views at George Boyd Lookout.

Look out for rare endangered bird species, such as pied oystercatchers, nesting close to the lake, and whales swimming offshore during migration season. If you want a local guided tour of Conjola National Park, take part in Kotahi Tourism's Conjola Tours. During the tour you'll hear interesting stories about the area, and learn more about the local wildlife. Plus, kangaroo sightings are guaranteed.

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