The TOP 10 BEST Things To Do in Minnamurra NSW

Food tours where you can taste wonderful foods and meet people who are passionate about food.

Day Trips, Extended Tours & Coach Hire

Museum in Kiama

Tourist information centre

Zing Pop Culture sells a wide variety of products, including action figures, collectibles, clothing, games, home goods, and toys. The store also offers a variety of services, such as gift card balance checking, order tracking, click and collect, and EB World membership. Zing Pop Culture is a great place to shop for pop culture collectibles, toys, clothing, or anything else related to pop culture. The store has a wide selection of products, competitive prices, and friendly staff.

Ever wanted to pick your own berries? Well, at Kareelah Berry Farm in Wollongong, we do all the hard yakka farm work so you can stroll around and enjoy the fun part�picking (and eating) our berries! Come and see our fresh range of strawberries, blackberries, raspberries and blueberries, as well as homemade jams and even honey when available. Our berry-picking season runs from mid September through to April. Come on down and pick your own berries! We also have a bunch of free range chickens who produce pasture eggs. Kareelah Berry Farm is a family owned business, operated by 2 brothers, Josh and William. Mum helps out sometimes too! So if you're looking for a local Wollongong farm that produces a range of fresh berries, jams, honey, eggs and more, give Josh and William a call or simply drive down to Kareelah Berry Farm!

Treetop Walk & Sunrise Tours

Bricks and mortar corner yarn store in the Illawarra. Crochet and knitting classes. Quality hand made knitted and crocheted garments.

The Australian Motorlife Museum is a not for profit volunteer organisation with Authority to Fund Raise as a Tax Exempt Charity that began in the early 1990’s with a group of veteran and Vintage motoring enthusiasts building the Illawarra Motor Museum with the sole purpose of showcasing the Veteran and Vintage cars to all Australian and international visitors. With the inclusion of more exhibits there was a need expand so we moved into the new building with a new name to include “Motorlife” which was chosen from an early magazine publication so as to cover not only the main exhibits, the cars, motorcycles and bicycles but also the technology that helped change the face of Australia during the late 1800’s and so you will see a very wide range of exhibits from tools, gramophones, typewriters, scales, telephones and more, with a lot of the exhibits resorted by our volunteers or on loan from members and friends.

Bus Service

Fully self contained cottage.