Category Archives: Ulladulla

Cupitt’s Winery : The Vineyard Kitchen

December 1, 2011 Ros Lewis 5 Comments

Cupitt’s Winery is a standout rural experience 5 minutes from Ulladulla, Milton and Mollymook. We enjoyed the absolute views to the Budawang ranges and Burrill Lake while tasting some of their boutique wines partnered with seasonal flavours from the provincial restaurant. Cupitt’s Restaurant is owned and run by an italian family that are a big part of the “Slow Food Movement”.

Mal enjoyed a tasty meal of lamb with spring vegetables, while I absolutely loved my Black Pudding with Crispy Pigs Ear and vegies with a lamb’s tongue on the side (off Mal’s plate…he is a chicken !!)

Last night we ended up being joined by new neighbours, Liz and Phil, from Long Jetty on the Central Coast. As it is Phil’s birthday today we will be getting together again for “Happy Hour” tonight. Love the traditional “Happy Hour” with the caravaning fraternity.

Cupitt's Winery 018 — Cupitt's Winery : The Vineyard Kitchen

Ulladulla

Ulladulla and Mollymook

November 30, 2011 Ros Lewis 5 Comments

Spent today in Ulladulla, Milton and Mollymook.

We enjoyed a seafood lunch down at Ulladulla Wharf Restaurant.

Tonight is threatening a storm. Will have to cosy up in the caravan if it rains !!

Three wise pelicans Mollymook — Three wise pelicans at Mollymook

http://www.flickr.com/photos/tk_five_0/show/ — More boats @ Ulladulla

We still have the campsite pretty much to ourselves, except for all the birds and animals. It is so peaceful here at Bendalong. We will miss it when we leave on Friday to head further up north.

Ulladulla

November 20, 2011 Ros Lewis 4 Comments

We have left Bendalong Point and the Ulladulla area today and headed south past Batemans Bay to Moruya Heads. Today is our first day of rain, but really only slight sprinkles and overcast, so was quite dismal booking into our campsite. We soon changed our minds when we wondered over to one of the most gorgeous beaches right next to our campsite.

We will enjoy four nights here exploring places such as Moruya, Broulee, Mogo and a better look at Batemans Bay.