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Whale Watching in Wooli!
See these wonderful mammals as they move up the coast for winter.
Watch them from the unspoilt beaches of Wooli.
Stay a while and soak up the natural environment.
Try out our newly renovated cabins
Cabins 7 and 8 are now fully renovated. They both have a second bedroom with a queen bed and a second TV as well as a second bathroom and an extended deck. Cabin 7 is now 2 storey with the main bedroom upstairs and having a delightful view down the river.
Both are $150 per night for 2 and $600 per week in off peak season.
Winter Sun deals
Why not have some winter sun in Wooli?
$100 per night for 2 people in a standard cabin. $10 per child and $15 per extra adult.
One night free if you stay for 3!
Winter Breaks
$400 per week
$200 for 3 nights
$100 per night
Three nights free if you stay for 7!
Prices are for 2 people in a standard cabin
Birdwatching at Wooli
Surrounded by pristine National Park with the cleanest river in NSW, Wooli has an astounding number and range of birds. In fact one third of all Australian birds are found in the Clarence Valley.
One birdwatcher saw this list of birds in a 2 day break and only ventured from Wooli River Lodges to the National Park, a short walk across the road.
Birdwatching groups are most welcome! Please call to discuss options.
Birds seen at Wooli River Lodges over a 2 day period in January 2009
| Brown Quail Chestnut Teal Australian Wood Duck Pacific Black Duck Australian Pelican Great Cormorant Little Black Cormorant White-faced Heron Cattle Egret Great Egret Little Egret Intermediate Egret Nankeen Night Heron Australian White Ibis Black-shouldered Kite Whistling Kite White-bellied Sea Eagle Buff-banded Rail Black-tailed Godwit Whimbrel Eastern Curlew Sandpiper Beach Stone Curlew Masked Lapwing Pied Oystercatcher Silver Gull Crested Tern Peaceful Dove Spotted Turtle-Dove Crested Pigeon Bar-shouldered Dove Common Bronzewing Glossy Black Cockatoo Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoo Galah Rainbow Lorikeet |
Scaly-breasted Lorikeet Australian King Parrot Eastern Rosella Common Koel Pheasant Coucal Tawny Frogmouth Laughing Kookaburra Rainbow Bee-eater Brown Treecreeper Red-backed Fairy-wren Superb Fairy-wren Southern Emu-wren Little Wattlebird Noisy Friarbird Little Friarbird Blue-faced Honeyeater Noisy Miner Tawny-crowned Honeyeater White-cheeked Honeyeater Eastern Whipbird (H) Magpie-lark Satin Flycatcher Willie Wagtail Grey Fantail Black-faced Cuckoo shrike Olive-backed Oriole Figbird White-breasted Woodswallow Pied Butcherbird Australian Magpie Torresian Crow Welcome Swallow Golden headed Cisticola House Sparrow Red-browed Finch |
For more information, please visit Lloyd Nielsen's Birding Australia web site at www.birdingaustralia.com.au.
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