1. Bulli is a suburb located in the Wollongong City Council local government area of Wollongong.
Bulli has a population of 5671 residents. The median price for houses is $726,451, house prices
in Bulli have grown by 25.42% in the past 3 years.
Bulli Beach is a popular surfing spot. The northern tip (Sandon Point) is a venue for regular surfing
competitions. Bulli’s main historical feature is the railway station, situated between the escarpment
and the surf beaches. The station was the first on the south coast and contains a museum which
is open every Sunday. Another historic feature is the Bulli Heritage Hotel, which was opened in
1889. This is in the heart of the ‘Black Diamond’ district. The Illawarra Grevillea Park is an arboretum
and botanic garden which opened in 1993. Behind the Illawarra Grevillea Park is Slacky Flat Park
which is home to some reasonably undisturbed remnant rainforest and numerous species of
native birds and marsupials. The town has a small chain of commerce in its central district west
of the station, and includes a newsagent and several specialty stores. The town is home to St
Joseph’s Catholic Primary School, Bulli Public School, Waniora Public School and Bulli High School.
At Sandon Point and Tramway Creek immediately north of the promontory, there is some remnant
bushland including turpentine forest. This is an important migratory bird location and a history
walk has been set up along the road were the old railway used to go.
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