Conveyancing Ulladulla From $898 inc GST

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Ulladulla is a coastal city on the Southern Coast of New South Wales, Australia, located within the local government area of Shoalhaven City. The 2016 Australian Bureau of Statistics census showed that the city has more than 6000 residents, 53% females and 47% males, and the average age of the residents is 48 years old, a decade older than the Australian national average age. More than 80% of the population was born in Australia, while the rest was born in England, New Zealand, the Philippines, Italy, Scotland, Germany, the Netherlands, Malta, the United States of America, China, Wales, Thailand and Hong Kong. Religious groups in the suburb are Anglican, Catholic, Uniting Church, Presbyterian and Reformed, Christian, Baptist, Buddhism and Pentecostal.

Ulladulla is a modern spelling of an Aboriginal Australian word, the meaning of which is unidentified. Some early records stated that the word means “safe harbour”, but local native old people objected that it is the meaning of the word and pointed out that a harbour for ships is a modern idea. Another recorded possible meaning was “Holy Dollar”; alternative spellings are Woolladoorh and Ngulla-dulla. In 1828, Rev Thomas Kendall arrived on the land and became the first European settler. Kendall established Australian Red Cedar that extended at Yackungarrah and Narrawallee Creek in Yatte Yattah, exactly 4 kilometres north of Milton.

Ulladulla is a beautiful coastal city with a moderate oceanic climate. The city is a paradise for people who prefer to be near the beach. Aside from the beaches, it has quiet streets and local restaurants serving quality food. Overall, Ulladulla is a family-friendly place and a mixture of fishing and forestry communities. Some statistics of Ulladulla include

• It is approximately 180 kilometres south of Sydney's central business district
• It is about 14 square kilometres wide
• As late as 2011, almost 70% of the residents are homeowners

You can choose from several indoor and outdoor activities and natural attractions in Ulladulla. This coastal city is a must-visit destination during summer due to its extensive beaches near natural reserves. For example, Dolphin Point Beach in 63 Seaside Parade has a national park beside the rocky body of water. It is impossible not to enjoy a place like this based on its brief description.

Another relaxing spot, Ulladulla Wildflower Reserve, is a family-friendly nature reserve on Warden Street. This hidden paradise is open to the public 24 hours a day, and it is a perfect place to walk with your family or furry friends. The relaxing atmosphere and scenic view around the area will ease your mind and body.

For people looking for indoor entertainment, visit Funland Ulladulla. It is an amusement park offering several interactive rides and games for kids. It is open daily from early morning to late afternoon. It is a world-class family-oriented entertainment venue that gives its visitors premium arcade entertainment. You can play with your kids if you want to. Other places worth visiting include

• Ulladulla Leisure Centre
• Ulladulla Harbour
• South Pacific Heathland Reserve