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Spring doesn’t have to mean doing more. It can mean waking up by the coast, taking the long way through the escarpment, swimming before breakfast, lingering over lunch and finding somewhere sunny to do absolutely nothing.

Just over an hour from Sydney, Wollongong makes it easy to trade the spring rush for a slower kind of getaway — with ocean, nature, food and plenty to explore when you feel like it.

This spring, we’re inviting you to reset, recharge and make a little more room for the good stuff. And to help you get started, we’re giving one lucky winner the chance to experience the ultimate spring reset in Wollongong.

Win a weekend worth slowing down for.

Imagine waking up by the coast with nowhere you need to be. A morning on the water, a long lunch, a sauna session, a ride through the countryside and a few hours to wander, eat and explore.

We’re giving one lucky winner the chance to do exactly that with a spring reset worth $1,448.

WHAT COULD YOU WIN?

$500 accommodation voucher for Surfside 22 Motel

$150 voucher for The Boathouse North Wollongong

Rainforest Ride for two with Otford Farm Horse Riding

$75 voucher for Earthwalker & Co General Store and Cafe

$75 voucher for First Light Brewing Co

Session for two with SUP Shellharbour

Session for two with Bondfire Sauna

$200 voucher for Wollongong Central

Ready for your reset?

Enter your details below to go in the draw to win a spring reset in Wollongong!

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Entries open at 12:00am on Monday 21 September and close at 11:59pm Sunday 18 October 2026. The winner will be drawn at random at 9:00am on Monday 19 October 2026, and will be notified by email.

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Make your spring reset your own

Stay somewhere new. Find a long lunch. Try something you’ve never done before. Or simply follow your appetite and see where the day takes you…

EAT & DRINK

From long lunches and laneway cafés to local breweries and waterfront dinners, Wollongong serves up plenty of reasons to follow your appetite. Take your time, try somewhere new and let the afternoon turn into evening.

The Boathouse North Wollongong

Lunch with a view? Make it oceanfront.

The Boathouse North Wollongong sits right on the sand overlooking North Wollongong Beach, pairing coastal dining with a front-row seat to the Pacific.

Settle into the Bistro for fresh dishes made with local produce, or head to the Bar for drinks and a few bar snacks while you watch the waves roll in.

Stick around for Happy Hour from 4–6pm, when selected drinks are just $12. Choose from Boathouse Margaritas, Aperol Spritz, Chandon, house wines, house spirits and tap beer pints.

Whether you’re stopping by for a long lunch, an afternoon drink or dinner by the water, there’s no need to rush when the view is this good.

Earth Walker & Co

Come for the coffee, stay for the slow afternoon. Earth Walker & Co is a nature-led café, open-fire dining destination and general store where seasonal produce, local makers and good food come together.

The menu follows the seasons, with local ingredients cooked simply over fire and shared around the table.

Pick up something for later, settle in for a meal or go deeper with a workshop, cooking class or long-table gathering.

Rooted in community and a slower way of living, Earth Walker is a place to eat, learn, gather and reconnect with the region.

First Light Brewing Co

Find your first pour of the day at First Light Brewing Co, a proudly local Wollongong brewery where fresh beer is brewed right on site.

With a core range spanning crisp Pale Ale and Lager to juicy Hazy IPA, refreshing XPA and rich Dark Ale, there’s a brew for every mood.

It’s also a family-friendly spot to settle in, catch up and enjoy a relaxed afternoon together.

Come by, try something new and raise a glass to Wollongong’s local brewing scene.

Headlands Austinmer Beach

Put the ocean on the menu. At Headlands Austinmer Beach, beachfront dining comes with sweeping views and a fresh, seasonal approach to food.

Drop in for a casual meal, settle in for a sundowner or make dinner the highlight of your coastal escape.

Choose from farm-to-table dishes, fresh seafood, woodfired pizza and pasta, with plenty of reasons to linger a little longer by the sea.

Open seven days a week, it’s an easy stop for a meal with a view — whether you’re exploring the coast or staying just around the corner.

Harbourfront Seafood Restaurant

Let the season choose your dinner. At Harbourfront, the Market Menu changes daily according to what’s freshest, finest and in season — so no two visits need to look quite the same.

Expect fresh local produce turned into vibrant, seafood-led dishes, with the menu taking its cues from what’s looking good at the market that day. Better still, you can make a midweek occasion of it without going overboard.

Monday–Thursday, choose two courses for $55.90 or three for $65.90. Come for lunch or dinner, take a seat by the harbour and see what’s on the menu today.

PEPE's on the Beach

Sunday plans? Sorted. Sink into your own cabana at Pepe’s and let the afternoon stretch into evening with two hours of bottomless drinks and DIY taco boards.

For just $65pp, you’ll get endless cocktail jugs, craft beers and wines alongside everything you need to build your own tacos. Grab 3–9 of your favourite people, claim a cabana and settle in for a very easy Sunday by the beach.

Sessions run every Sunday from 4pm, with bookings for 4–10 guests. Come for the tacos, stay for the cocktails — and let someone else worry about what Monday looks like.

Kneading Ruby

Spring calls for spritzes, pizza and nowhere else to be. At Kneading Ruby, seasonal spritzes and signature cocktails meet wood-fired pizza, pasta and the garlic bread people keep coming back for.

Come by for a drink and see where the afternoon takes you, settle in for dinner or round up your favourite people for an impromptu catch-up in the heart of Wollongong.

The mood is lively, the food is made for sharing and the cocktails are dangerously good at turning “just one” into “should we get another?

Restaurant Santino

Cancel your afternoon plans. Restaurant Santino is made for the kind of lunch that starts with “just a quick one” and ends several hours later.

Settle into the intimate dining room for handmade pasta, seasonal Italian dishes, martinis and wine, then let the conversation run as long as the bottle does.

This is lunch without the rush — a table worth lingering at, food worth savouring and absolutely nowhere else you need to be.

Make it the main event, bring good company and give yourself permission to take your time.

Bar Lina

Why let the weekend end after lunch? At Bar Lina, the afternoon is yours to stretch out.

Start with Portuguese and Basque-inspired dishes, or wander in later for Iberian wines, small plates and something from the counter menu.

As the afternoon rolls towards evening, the vinyls keep spinning and the wine keeps flowing.

It’s the sort of place where dropping in for one turns into staying for another, then realising you may as well order dinner.

Come for lunch, stay for the soundtrack, and let the weekend run a little longer.

A Long Afternoon in Globe Lane

Give yourself an afternoon with nowhere else to be. Start at Restaurant Santino with a proper Italian lunch — think handmade pasta, seasonal dishes and a bottle worth lingering over. Then wander next door to Bar Lina as Globe Lane shifts into afternoon mode.

Swap pasta for small plates, martinis or Iberian wine, with vinyl on the turntable and the doors open to the evening.

Two neighbouring venues, one very good excuse to take your time. Lunch first, drinks later and no need to watch the clock.

Sage Hotel Wollongong

Hungry kids, happy parents. Sage Hotel makes family holiday dining a little easier these spring holidays, with kids eating free when you purchase any main meal from the lunch or dinner menu.

Whether you’re refuelling after a day exploring Wollongong or simply sitting down for some proper family time, pull up a chair and let someone else take care of dinner.

The kids’ menu is available for children under 12, so there’s something for little appetites too.

25 September–12 October 2026. Dine-in only. One free kids’ meal with any main meal purchase.

Waterfront Tavern Shell Cove

Oysters, bubbles and a marina-side view? Thursday is looking pretty good. Head to Waterfront Tavern at Shell Cove Marina for $3 oysters and $6 glasses of bubbles, served with a side of sparkling water views.

Stay for dinner and settle into the bistro or Whale Bar, with a menu that champions fresh Australian seafood and South Coast produce alongside cocktails and a curated wine list.

Whether you’re catching up with friends, lingering over a meal or watching the marina come alive, this is coastal dining with plenty of reasons to stick around.

The Imperial at Clifton's Local Lunch

Make lunch the main event. Settle in at The Imperial at Clifton, order two mains, take in those ocean views and you’ll have a complimentary bottle of sparkling to keep the afternoon flowing.

The Locals Lunch is made for stretching out a midweek meal into something a little more special — good food, sea views and nowhere else you need to be just yet.

Available Monday to Thursday, 11am–3pm, for local residents with postcode 2515 or 2508. Simply ask for the Locals Lunch when ordering.

Purchase any two main meals to receive one complimentary bottle per group of four. T&Cs apply.

The Imperial at Clifton's Sunday Roast

Sunday has a new agenda: roast, relax, repeat. Pull up a seat at The Imperial at Clifton for a proper Sunday Roast.

 With all the comforting flavours you want from a long lunch and the ocean stretching out beyond the table, this is the perfect way to spend a spring weekend.

Bring your favourite people, settle in and let the afternoon take its time. Because when there’s a roast on the table and a view like this, there’s really no reason to rush anywhere.

Enjoy it on Sundays, from 12pm–4pm.

Wollongong Golf Club

Come hungry. Leave absolutely no room for regrets. The Pizza & Pasta Bar at Wollongong Golf Club is serving up an all-you-can-eat spread of pizzas, pastas, salads and dessert, all freshly made to order and brought straight to your table.

Settle into the Tap Inn or Outdoor Terrace and work your way through favourites like Garlic Chilli Prawn and Meat Lovers pizza, Roasted Pumpkin Spaghetti, Veal Tortellini and Sticky Date Pudding.

Gather the family or round up your mates and let dinner take care of itself.

Mondays and Tuesdays from 5pm. Adults $30pp, kids under 16 $16pp.

Lee & Me

Take your coffee outside and stay for lunch. Lee and Me has been serving lovely food to lovely people on Wollongong’s main street since 2008.

Spring is a pretty good excuse to pull up a chair and linger a little longer.

Settle into the alfresco space, order something from the new spring menu and enjoy the kind of meal that doesn’t need much fuss — just good food, good company and perhaps a little banter with your daily coffee.

A Wollongong local favourite for a reason. Come for a brew, then stay awhile.

Pai Tong Thai Restaurant

Swap your usual dinner for a little taste of Thailand at Pai-Tong, where authentic Thai cuisine and traditional Thai ambience have been bringing the flavours and hospitality of Thailand to Wollongong for more than 20 years.

From the moment you sit down, expect fragrant dishes, warm service and plenty of reasons to linger over the table. It’s the kind of dinner that turns into an evening out.

Mention that you know Pai-Tong from Visit Wollongong to receive 5% off your total bill.

Where in the World Espresso Bar

A little café worth knowing about. Tucked inside the Piccadilly Centre, Where in the World Espresso is the kind of place you can duck into for a seriously good coffee and end up staying for a toastie, bacon and egg roll or something sweet from the pastry cabinet.

Browse the cute boutique retail section while you’re there, then get back to the important business of eating.

Conveniently close to the hospital, train station and free bus stop, it’s an easy find when you’re exploring this side of Wollongong — or your new favourite local coffee stop.

Palisade Kitchen & Bar

Make your spring escape a little more Spanish. At Palisade Kitchen & Bar, the Paella & Sangria special serves up a vibrant dining experience for two, with delicious paella and refreshing sangria for $79. Available Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Staying overnight? The Spring Break special pairs your coastal getaway with discounted accommodation, including breakfast and parking.

Wake up by the ocean, spend the day exploring Wollongong’s beaches and outdoor experiences, then settle in for a long lunch or dinner by the coast. It’s a pretty good way to do spring!

DISCOVER

Take the scenic route this spring. From coastal adventures and creative experiences to festivals and local attractions, there’s plenty to explore when you feel like getting out and about.

Otford Farm Horse Riding

Leave the city behind and saddle up at Otford Farm, where over 300 acres of rainforest, rivers, hidden valleys and ocean views make for a pretty spectacular ride.

Riding here has been a family affair since 1961, with experienced, accredited instructors and guides helping riders of all ages explore the property and its beautiful surrounds.

Along the way, keep an eye out for native wildlife, farm animals and those views.

Whether you’re an experienced rider or introducing the kids to horses, Otford Farm offers a chance to slow down, get outdoors and see the landscape from a different perspective.

SUP Shellharbour

See the coast from a different angle with Stand Up Paddle Boarding Shellharbour.

From the calm waters of Lake Illawarra and Minnamurra River to Belmore Basin in Wollongong, the team chooses the location to suit the conditions and your adventure.

New to SUP? Expert instructors will help you find your balance. More experienced paddlers can take on the waves, with all equipment provided.

Keep an eye out for stingrays, seals and plenty of coastal scenery along the way.

With sessions available seven days a week, it’s an easy way to get outside, get on the water and make the most of warmer days.

Jamberoo Action Park

Ready to make a splash? Jamberoo Action Park reopens from 26 September, bringing back a full day of rides, attractions and water-fuelled fun for the school holidays.

There’s also a special day out for the 60+ crowd on 7 October. Entry is just $25 and includes access to all the usual rides and attractions, plus a complimentary coffee and jam-and-cream scone (while stocks last).

In other words: a little adrenaline, followed by a very good reason to sit down.

Round up the family, pick your day and let the spring holiday fun begin.

UniActive

Take a dip with Mount Keira as your backdrop at The University of Wollongong.

The Emma McKeon Pool is a 50-metre outdoor pool tucked beneath the escarpment, where eight lanes and all-year-round heating make swimming an easy addition to your Wollongong getaway.

Whether you’re here to get some laps in or simply fancy a refreshing change of scenery, dive into the heated water and enjoy a different view of the city.

With Wollongong’s natural landscape right on the doorstep, it’s a chance to move, reset and make the most of being outdoors.

Early Start Discovery Space

Let the kids loose in a garden built for discovery. At Early Start Discovery Space, the Discovery Garden is a leafy outdoor playground where little explorers can get stuck into nature play, sensory experiences and plenty of room to roam.

When the day heats up, cool off beneath the misting system before getting back to the important business of playing.

It’s a chance for the whole family to slow down, reconnect with Country and enjoy some time outdoors.

Then refuel at the onsite Ugly Duckling Café with a coffee, brunch or lunch while the kids compare notes on their adventures.

UOW Science Space

Go somewhere a little further than the coast this spring. At Science Space, you can journey through the solar system without leaving Wollongong, with a state-of-the-art Planetarium, interactive exhibits and hands-on experiences that make science seriously fun.

Get curious, get involved, then step outside and slow things down with a picnic on the surrounding lawns.

It’s a day that can take you from distant galaxies to a patch of spring sunshine without going anywhere else.

Perfect for curious kids, grown-up science nerds and anyone looking for something a little different to do on the coast.

Treetops Adventure Nowra

Bring a mate. Take on the treetops. Pay half for their ticket.

Treetops Adventure Nowra is your excuse to get off the ground and into the forest for a day of high-flying adventure.

And right now, bringing your favourite adventure buddy comes with a very good perk: get 50% off their second ticket when you book using code MATE50.

Grab someone who won’t mind a little height, pick your day and make a day of it among the trees.

Offer valid for travel by 11 October 2026. Use code MATE50 when booking.

Aquilla Fishing Charters

Cast off for a deep-sea adventure along the Wollongong coast, with three generations of local fishing know-how behind you.

Whether you’re a seasoned angler or have never held a rod, Aquilla Fishing Charters takes you to the spots where the fish are biting.

No licence, no need to BYO gear and no guesswork required.

Your trip comes with quality fishing equipment, bait and safety gear, plus your catch cleaned and ready to take home.

All you need to bring is some enthusiasm, grab a drink for the boat and see what’s waiting beneath the surface.

TBH's Beer, Food & Wine Festival

Clear your Sunday schedule. Towradgi Beach Hotel’s Beer, Food & Wine Festival is back for its 19th year, bringing more than 60 food, drink and market stalls together for one very tasty day out.

Taste your way through craft beers, wines, spirits and food from local and international producers, with live entertainment, guest speakers and plenty happening between tastings.

There’s something for the whole crew too, with kids’ activities making this a family-friendly festival.

Sunday 18 October, 11am–5pm. Free entry.

Yours & Owls Festival 2026

Yours & Owls Festival returns to Wollongong for two big days of live music, with Flagstaff Hill and the Wollongong CBD providing the backdrop.

On Saturday, settle in by the ocean at Flagstaff Hill for performances from G Flip, PNAU, DMA’S, Ball Park Music, Genesis Owusu and more.

Sunday brings a different kind of festival experience, with stages and venues spread throughout the Wollongong CBD, turning the city centre into one big live music precinct.

Wander between venues, discover local artists, makers, food and drink, and soak up the energy of one of Wollongong’s biggest weekends of the year.

Wollongong Central

Give the spring holidays a little more fluff. This spring, Wollongong Central is turning creative time into cuddle time, with hands-on workshops where kids can make their very own Bee or Lamb plush toy — then take their new friend home.

Each 30-minute workshop costs just $5 per child and includes a free Boost Juice, making it an easy win for a family day out.

Places are limited, so booking ahead is essential.

Running from 28 September to 11 October, make sure to bring the kids along, get crafty and leave with something much cuter than you came with.

Wollongong Conservatorium of Music

Swap screen time for stage time these school holidays. WollCon’s Spring School Holiday Workshops bring young music-makers together for hands-on days of playing, creating, performing and trying something completely new.

From strings, saxophone and drums to harp, piano, recorder and musical theatre, there’s a workshop for a range of ages, interests and experience levels.

Kids can sharpen their skills, discover a new instrument, make some noise and meet other young musicians along the way.

Best of all, the Wollongong Conservatorium sits within the Wollongong Botanic Garden — so the school holiday soundtrack comes with a pretty great backdrop.

Wollongong Festival

One city. Four weekends. Plenty of reasons to get out and about.

Wollongong Festival is bringing music, arts, culture and community together across the city from 12 September to 4 October.

From Thirroul and Bulli to Port Kembla and Wollongong CBD, expect a program of free events that puts a fresh spotlight on the places, people and creative energy that make the city tick.

Make a weekend of it, wander somewhere new or follow the festival trail from one neighbourhood to the next. 

Find the full program below.

The Social 2026

Make a Sunday of it at The Social 2026, an afternoon of good music and even better pours at The Sebel Kiama.

Settle in by the sea and spend the afternoon tasting your way through a line-up of wine, beer and spirits from local producers.

Meet the makers behind the bottles, discover something new and swap the usual Sunday routine for a long, laid-back afternoon by the coast.

The Social returns to The Sebel Kiama on Sunday, 22 November 2026 — bring your curiosity and stay for another pour.

Fraternity Sports

Round up the crew and head to the greens for an afternoon that has a bit of everything. Arvo On The Greens at Fraternity Sports brings live music, family entertainment, good food and a few unexpected guests to the party.

From 12pm, selected menu items are 2-for-1, then settle in for live music and roving magicians from 2pm. At 4pm, things get a little more wild with a reptile petting zoo.

No bookings, no big plans required — just turn up and make an afternoon of it on Saturday, 17 October.

Georgia Rose - Paint & Pizza Workshop

Pizza in one hand, paintbrush in the other. These school holidays, Georgia Rose is getting creative with Paint & Pizza workshops by Expressive Art Experience.

Choose between Busy Bees & Butterfly Dreams on Tuesday 29 September or Collage Spring Gardens on Friday 9 October, then spend the session creating your own artwork with plenty of guidance along the way.

All materials, pizza and chippies are included, and absolutely no artistic experience is required.

Perfect for budding creatives aged 8+, with a fun school holiday activity that comes with dinner sorted.

Georgia Rose: Paint & Sip - Pet Bowl Painting

Your pet deserves a bowl with some personality. Spend an evening at Georgia Rose creating a one-of-a-kind ceramic bowl, personalised with your pet’s name, colours, patterns or a design inspired by them.

Choose a 15cm or 20cm bowl, then paint away with all materials provided and no artistic experience necessary.

There’s wine on arrival, hot savoury food to keep you going and simple curing instructions to make your finished masterpiece food- and dishwasher-safe.

Saturday 24 October, 6–8:30pm. Bring your creative side — your pet can supply the inspiration.

Georgia Rose: Paint & Sip - Aboriginal Art - Wooden Boards

Forget the canvas. This Aboriginal art workshop with Gumaraa Aboriginal Experience invites you to create something you can actually bring to the table — a hand-painted wooden board to use as a cheeseboard, chopping board or simply display at home.

Held on Saturday 17 October from 3-5:30pm at Georgia Rose, the 2.5-hour experience includes all materials and guidance, plus a Welcome to Country, didgeridoo performance, wine on arrival and hot savoury snacks.

Discover Aboriginal art and storytelling through a hands-on creative experience, with a finished piece that’s entirely your own.

UNWIND

Make room for slower mornings, fresh air and a little time for yourself. Find a place to stay, reset with a wellness experience or simply settle into the coast and let the day unfold.

Surfside 22

Wake up to the coast at Surfside 22, where golden sands, rolling surf and ocean views set the pace for a slower Wollongong getaway.

With stylish rooms, friendly service and the beach just steps away, you’re perfectly placed for sunrise swims, coastal walks, café-hopping and evenings by the water.

Whether you’re here to explore or simply switch off, make yourself at home and let the day unfold.

Book direct for the lowest rate guaranteed.

Bondfire Sauna

Step out of the everyday and into Bondfire, a communal wood-fired sauna in the heart of Thirroul.

Housed in a cosy courtyard, the eight-person cedar sauna invites you to slow down, warm up and connect with others.

Cool off under the outdoor shower, settle around the fire pit or enjoy a hot or cold drink between rounds.

More than a sauna session, Bondfire is a weekly ritual and a chance to leave the noise behind — feeling a little better than when you arrived.

Wollongong Botanic Garden

Need a reason to put the phone down? Wander into Wollongong Botanic Garden and spend a few hours following garden paths, spotting wildlife and seeing the landscape come alive.

Take a guided garden tour, join a bird spotting walk or follow the Nature Wellness Trail for a slower way to explore.

Come October, you can even swap daylight for a Torchlight Wildlife Walk and discover what comes out after dark.

When you’ve worked up a thirst, the Garden’s coffee van has the barista-made coffee and treats covered. Open daily from 7am, with free entry.

Saunaus

Your reset just got a lot longer. Saunaus is offering first-time guests 14 consecutive days of unlimited access for $79, giving you plenty of time to settle into a new recovery ritual.

Move between the traditional sauna, ice baths and recovery lounge, or simply carve out some space in your day to switch off and recharge.

It’s a chance to try the full Saunaus experience without committing to a long-term routine — all for less than the cost of a daily coffee.

Available to first-time guests, with 14 days of access starting from the date of purchase.

Wollongong Tourist Parks

Stretch the weekend. Slow down the getaway. Stay a little longer at Wollongong Tourist Parks, where beachside camping, caravan sites and cabins make it easy to swap the everyday for some time by the coast.

Travelling midweek? Save 20% on Monday–Friday stays during the September Midweek Madness offer.

Or make Sunday part of the weekend with 50% off when you book Friday and Saturday nights.

More time by the beach, more room to explore, and less reason to race home.

T&C’s apply.

Barrack Point Holidays

Got tickets to Confetti & Chaos at Warilla Bowls & Recreation Club? Make a night of it.

Barrack Point Holidays is offering ticket holders 10% off accommodation on Friday 25 September, giving you a handy excuse to turn the event into a little coastal escape.

Stay close to the action, wake up by the coast and give yourself more time to enjoy the weekend rather than worrying about the trip home.

Simply show your Confetti & Chaos ticket when booking to claim the offer.

Nightcap at The Charles Hotel

Need somewhere to drop your bags between adventures? Nightcap at The Charles Hotel puts you in the heart of Fairy Meadow.

Settle into affordable, comfortable accommodation, then head downstairs for cold beers, plenty of big-screen sport, a sunny beer garden and something tasty from the surrounding cafés and eateries.

It’s a handy base for making the most of Wollongong without blowing the holiday budget.

Stay two nights and save Sunday–Thursday, or stay three nights and save any day of the week.

Competition Terms & Conditions

  • Promoter is Destination Wollongong.
  • Promotional period is from Monday 21 September 2026 to Sunday 18 October 2026.
  • Entries open at 12:00am AEST on Monday 21 September 2026, and close at 11:59pm AEST on Sunday 18 October 2026.
  • Open to individuals aged 18 years or over.
  • By entering this giveaway, entrants agree to subscribe to the marketing database of Destination Wollongong.
  • Prize is non-transferable and not redeemable for cash.
  • To enter, please fill out the entry form located on this landing page and consent to receive marketing communications from Destination Wollongong and associated partners.
  • Multiple entries aren’t permitted; one entry per person only.
  • Employees of Destination Wollongong and associated partners are excluded from entering this competition.
  • One (1) Winner will be selected at random on Monday 19 October 2026 at 9:00am AEST, and will be announced on social media. The winner will also be contacted via email and/or phone.
  • The winner must confirm acceptance of their prize via return email no later than 12:00pm on Monday 2 November 2026 or must forfeit their prize. The prize will then be redrawn and a new winner will be notified.
  • All individual prizes will be supplied as vouchers. Each voucher/prize will have it’s own terms and conditions and expiry date. It is the responsibility of the winner to ensure that they use their prize vouchers prior to each voucher’s individual expiry.
  • Promoter is not responsible for technical issues associated with the prize draw or competition promotion.
  • Promoter can cancel, modify or suspend competition if necessary at their discretion.
  • Promoter not liable for loss/damage associated with prize use. The winner must comply with all safety requirements and terms of the individual prize providers.
  • Total prize value is $1,448.00.
  • Prize Details:
    • $500 accommodation voucher for Surfside 22
    • $200 shopping voucher for Wollongong Central
    • $150 restaurant voucher for The Boathouse North Wollongong
    • $75 café voucher for Earth Walker & Co General Store and Café
    • $75 voucher for First Light Brewing Co
    • Session for two with Bondfire Sauna (valued at $70)
    • Session for two with Stand Up Paddleboarding Shellharbour (valued at $98)
    • Rainforest Ride for two with Otford Farm Horse Riding (valued at $280)
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