Visitors can enjoy terrific swimming, surfing, and fishing while discovering their own beachside haven at Culburra.

Culburra Beach, located about 22 kilometres southeast of Nowra, is the town's main attraction, boasting long stretches of golden sand perfect for relaxation and water activities.

Nature lovers will be captivated by Lake Wollumboola, a stunning coastal lake that occasionally opens to the ocean. This unique habitat is home to thousands of migratory and local birds, as well as endangered species such as the green and golden bell frog. The lake holds deep cultural significance for the Jerrinja people, and visitors can learn more through interpretive signage at the picnic area.

For a touch of history and breathtaking views, tourists can head to Crookhaven Heads, where the Shoalhaven River meets the sea. A scenic walking trail leads to the historic Crookhaven Heads Lighthouse. The area is also popular for boating, rock fishing, and deep-sea charters offering marlin and tuna fishing adventures.