Mollymook
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About Mollymook
Just over three hours south along the Grand Pacific Drive from Sydney, Mollymook is famed for its spectacular beach. A two-kilometre curve of golden sand with a reputation for excellent waves and crystal clear waters, it’s a beautiful New South Wales destination for outdoorsy adventurers. Cool and contemporary accommodation options abound, with the best places to stay in Mollymook including intimate B&Bs as well as striking seaside hotels.
Mollymook Beach is framed on its southern side by the Mollymook Golf Club, which boasts a spectacularly scenic course. Play a round, or take a dip in the nearby natural rock pool, popular for snorkelling and swimming. There are diving opportunities around the headlands and the reef, as well as some great surf schools for those looking to ride the waves in season. Spot migratory whales and pods of dolphins from shore, or on fun-filled boat trips.
Back in town, you’ll find lively cafés, bars and eateries, as well as surf shops and boutiques stocking pieces by up-and-coming Australian designers. Head further inland for hiking and cycling trails in marvellous Morton National Park, or try kayaking and paddle boarding on Burrill Lake. Bannisters Point, at the northern tip of the beach, plays host to Rick Stein’s tantalising seafood restaurant — a hands-down highlight at one of the best places to stay in Mollymook. Book your table well in advance during peak season!
The Best Places to Stay in Mollymook
For an Intimate B&B
- The Ridge Retreat at Mollymook offers three light-filled guest rooms with whitewashed walls showcasing original artwork, French doors revealing a sunlit shared terrace, and modern bathrooms. Generous breakfasts are served each morning. A little oasis, the B&B is set within verdant gardens with a refreshing mineral pool.
For Seaside Style
- Bannisters by the Sea is a cool coastal hotel set just along the coast from Mollymook Beach. Chic guest rooms are suites are done predominantly in white, with indigo accents and glorious sea views from floor-to-ceiling windows. Shared spaces include a huge swimming pool, buzzy bar and Rick Stein's acclaimed seafood restaurant. A superb seaside hotel.
FOR A PRIVATE HOUSE OR APARTMENT
- If you'd prefer a self-catering option, we suggest that you visit our online partner Booking.com.
TRAVEL INFORMATION
- Fly to Canberra International Airport, 3.5 hours' drive from Mollymook, or to Sydney International Airport, 2 hours and 45 minutes to the north. Some hotels will be happy to arrange an airport pick up in advance.
- New South Wales is ideal for a road trip! If you would like to hire a car, we recommend visiting our online partner Rentalcars.
- Visit between January and March for plenty of sunshine — though be aware that this can be a busy time of year to travel. Avoid the Australian school holidays for great deals and quieter beaches if you can.
STILL NOT SURE?
- Browse through our list of all the best places to stay in Sydney.
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Best Hotels in Mollymook
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Mollymook Motel Mollymook (New South Wales) 12 rooms from $106
Families - Family rooms & a location within walking distance of the beach make this a great spot for those travelling with little onesValue chic - A chic, great value little motel with stylish refurbished rooms, smart bathrooms & kitchenettes for self-cateringSurfing - Borrow boards to ride the waves solo, or take lessons with nearby Mollymook Beach surf schools in seasonGreat walks - Follow the stunning Pigeon House Mountain walking track to immerse yourself in the region's striking sceneryA refurbished motel offering breezy coastal style just walking distance from marvellous Mollymook Beach. Airy rooms have white & terracotta striped textiles, floor-to-ceiling windows, modern bathrooms & teal-tiled kitchenettes. Guests share a sociable BBQ area. A pretty, well-priced bolthole. See More
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The Ridge Retreat at Mollymook Mollymook (New South Wales) 3 rooms from $199
Watersports - Enjoy kayaking and paddle boarding, sailing and fishing on Narrawallee Inlet, Lake Conjola and Burrill LakeRomantic Break - A relaxed and romantic B&B with just three guest rooms set around a sunlit terrace & swimming poolActive Holiday - Brilliantly placed for keen hikers or water sports enthusiasts, who can swim, surf, kayak & sailGreat walks - Go bushwalking on spectacular coastal trails, or through the Morton National ParkThree light-filled guest rooms make up this contemporary B&B retreat in Mollymook. Expect whitewashed walls, French doors opening onto a big shared terrace, original artwork & a modern bathrooms. A refreshing mineral pool & leafy gardens add to the appeal, as do delicious cooked breakfasts. Lovely. See More
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Bannisters by the Sea Mollymook (New South Wales) 31 rooms from $259
Beach Life - A gorgeous sea-facing hotel with a cool, contemporary feel and a real sense of fresh, nautically inspired styleWeddings - A beautiful venue for coastal weddings, with sensational cuisine, dazzling views & plenty of spaceRestaurant - Savour superb seafood at Rick Stein at Bannisters, or modern Australian fare at the relaxed Rooftop Bar & Grill along the bayKayaking - Try your hand at kayaking and paddle boarding amidst lush vegetation on Burrill LakeA cool coastal hotel with chic white-on-white interiors & blue textiles reflecting the brilliant hues of the ocean beyond. Suites are spacious & airy, with balconies, sitting rooms & sometimes plunge pools. Craft beers & wine are served at the pool bar & Rick Stein's seafood restaurant is fabulous. See More