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Simply   grab   your   towel   and   walk   down   to one   of   the   beautiful   golden   sand   beaches at     Culburra,     including     Culburra     and Warrain Beaches. Activities   include   swimming,   windsurfing, snorkelling, surfing and fishing. Lake   Wollumboola   is   a   coastal   lake   that intermittently   opens   onto   Warrain   Beach. When   water   levels   are   high,   it's   used   for sailing,   wind   surfing   and   water   skiing.   At Crookhaven   Heads,   at   the   northern   end of    Culburra,    you    can    follow    a    walking trail,   open   to   dogs   ,      to   see   the   historic Crookhaven Heads Lighthouse Great  spots  for  fishing  are  Crookhaven River,  Greenwell  Point and Orient Point. The  local  attractions  include  Callala Beach & Callala Bay  (just a 10 minute drive away). 

In     the     opposite     direction     towards Currarong,     you'll     find     many     more secluded    white    sandy    beaches,    dog friendly   seaside   bush   trails   and   walks including    gorgeous    Honeymoon    Bay. Take   the   trail   to   Point   Perpendicular Lighthouse    and    some    of    the    bays around    the    coastal    terrain    to    enjoy great scenery across Jervis Bay. All of this within an easy 10 min drive from Culburra Beach. Gourmet   food   and   great   coffee   is   now available   in   Culburra,   while   delicious seafood     is     available     at     Greenwell Point.   For   those   who   enjoy   wine,   the Shoalhaven    area    boasts    some    great wineries     all     an     easy     drive     from Culburra.   Spend   a   day   and   take   the Shoalhaven wine trail ! There   are   2   National   parks   within   easy reach    of    Culburra    Beach,    Booderree and   Jervis   Bay   National   Parks   offering fantastic   bush   walks,   isolated   beaches and bays. Biking    around    Culburra    is    very    easy, and   there   are   great   scenic   bike   tracks around    the    area    at    Jervis    Bay    and Callala Bay .