Exploring Northbeach

Northbeach Wollongong is a lovely beach. So wide, there’s a lot of space for everyone. I didn’t really get to swim as the water was already cold but I did jog for two consecutive mornings. It was awesome! There were still some beach goers who did swim and even surf so the water still looked
lively.

Northbeach Wollongong

Wollongong Sunrise

Colouring the Cockatoo yellow is this breathtaking sunrise from our balcony. This colour gives me so much energy which is much needed to start my day. It marks the beginning of another lovely day!

Wollongong Sunrise!

Chatty Cockatoo!

This beautiful Cockatoo was our alarm clock in the morning while staying at our Wollongong hotel. It’s colour is actually white but looked so yellow because of the morning sun. We loved it hanging out at our balcony eventhough it leaved some droppings behind :).

Chatty Cockatoo!

Pagoda at Nan Tien Temple

I love this view of the Nan Tien Temple’s pagoda from the Gratitude hill. It was a beautiful, warm day with a little wind so being up there was just an awesome feeling. A perfect day indeed, not too hot and too cold.

Nan Tien Temple Pagoda

Fisherman at Work

Can you spot the tiny human being down there on top of those rocks trying to catch a fish? I wonder how it might have felt being so close to those crushing waves. I guess super exciting and I’m sure chilly cold.

Fisherman at Wollongong Rocky Coast

Wollongong Head Lighthouse

Wollongong’s two lighthouses are visible from the Northbeach just across the road from the hotel. It was a beautiful day to go up the hill and get up close to at least the head lighthouse. There are also old canons next to it and the view from up there was fantastic!

Wollongong Head Lighthouse

Wollongong Dusk

The view from our balcony’s hotel was truly mesmerizing as the sky coloured up with crescent moon already in place and not to mention the pines with the beach in the background.

Beautiful dusk in Wollongong

Sea Cliff Bridge

Sea Cliff bridge is one of the attractions on the Grand Pacific Drive. It features a two-lane of traffic and a walkway so you can actually cross the bridge by foot while enjoying the breathtaking coastal scenery! This was one of our stops when we did a roadtrip to Wollongong.

Sea Cliff Bridge