Escape to Marulan and enjoy a relaxing getaway in the heart of the Southern Tablelands. The country town combines historic charm with natural beauty and a warm community spirit. Café-hop in the town centre, hike to scenic lookouts and spot kangaroos, kookaburras and other Australian wildlife in Bungonia National Park.
Things to do in Marulan
Cafes, boutiques and artisan shops give Marulan all the charm of a quintessential Australian country town. Shop for handmade crafts and take home a piece of Marulan. Landmarks like St. Mary's Anglican Church showcase the town’s rich history. The handsome sandstone church dates back to the 19th century and showcases the beautiful craftsmanship of the era.
Walk or drive across the Marulan Railway Viaduct. The historic stone railway bridge spans across the Mulwaree River and is a feat of 19th-century engineering. A must-see for photographers, the bridge treats you to sweeping views over the Mulwaree River and the surrounding countryside.
Don’t forget your camera on the hike to Log Point Lookout. It boasts one of the best views in the Southern Tablelands and offers a bird’s eye view of the snaking Shoalhaven River. Visit at sunrise or sunset to see the surrounding hills and countryside acquire a golden glow.
Marulan puts you at the doorstep of Bungonia National Park. The pristine wilderness area features rugged limestone caves, cliffs and gorges shaded by eucalyptus, mountain gums and silver wattle trees. It’s a great place to spot iconic Australian wildlife like kangaroos and wallabies. The birdlife is diverse and includes rosellas, fairy wrens, kookaburras and wedge-tailed eagles.
Getting around Marulan
Marulan is compact and easy to get around on foot. The town is in the Southern Tablelands in New South Wales, a 1.5-hour drive from Canberra and two hours from Sydney. Rental cars offer the freedom to visit Marulan and explore the Southern Tablelands at your own pace. Sydney Airport is a two-hour drive away.