Nowra

Nowra is a beautiful part of New South Wales at the beginning of the south coast and is 160 kilometres south of Sydney. Together with its neighbouring town of Bomaderry, the population, which takes up both sides of the Shoalhaven River, is approximately 38,000 people, making Nowra a City.

The centre of a farming area Nowra boasts a rich dairy industry and because of its age, many Heritage Listed sites as well. The main interests for visitors and locals alike include swimming, surfing, and fishing and there is also a great choice of quality restaurants and cafes, boutique shops and a number of vineyards for the winery lovers. The are two hospitals in Nowra, public and private, so the locals and visitors are extremely well catered for should they feel a little off colour.

Nowra has a very well known racehorse history with the first winner of the Melbourne Cup, Archer, being trained there. Well known names of people who have been associated with Nowra over the years include artist Arthur Boyd, Rugby League International, Tony Branson, Test cricketers Ian Davis and Nic Maddinson, comedian Rodney Rude and writer Frank Moorhouse.

Nowra is an extremely good place for pet friendly accommodation with an excellent range of options and these include pet friendly holiday homes and beach houses, pet friendly cottages, bed and breakfasts, pet friendly caravan parks and motels and pet friendly apartments. Pet services other than pet friendly accommodation consist of pet friendly dining options, pet food supplies, pet products, dog grooming and washing facilities, pet minding and dog walking services, boarding kennels and catteries, Nowra pet and animal transport operators, pet insurance agencies, aquarium suppliers, vets, horse riding schools, dog obedience schools and pet funeral operators.

A truly lovely place for a break, Nowra pet friendly accommodation operators are awaiting your visit. Check out the list of pet friendly accommodation options and reserve your holiday as soon as you can. You will take home some lovely Nowra memories.