4 local businesses
Thirroul is a beach village in Wollongong’s northern suburbs, set between the Pacific and the Illawarra escarpment, about 13 km north of the city centre. Browse local businesses in Thirroul below.
Based elsewhere, these businesses travel to Wollongong City.
Practical WHS consulting, ISO accreditation and safety culture mentoring
Affordable, natural photography for businesses, families and events
Metal roofing, gutters and cladding across Wollongong and Shellharbour
Calm, patient driving lessons for learners, nervous drivers and test preparation
HR, WHS and fire safety support for small and medium businesses
Construction site security cameras, CCTV and time-lapse, fully installed and monitored
The main street is lined with cafes, restaurants, boutiques and two well-known pubs, the Beaches Hotel and Ryan’s Hotel. Thirroul Beach has a large grassy beach park, and the escarpment rises dramatically behind the town.
In 1922 the English writer D.H. Lawrence stayed in Thirroul and wrote much of his novel Kangaroo here. The house, Wyewurk on Craig Street, is private, but the D.H. Lawrence Reserve at the end of the street looks over the same stretch of coast.
Thirroul station is on the South Coast Line, and some peak-hour trains from Sydney start and finish here. The coastal cycleway runs south to Wollongong.
At Wyewurk on Craig Street, where he wrote much of his novel Kangaroo in 1922. The house is private, but you can visit the D.H. Lawrence Reserve at the end of the street.
Yes. Thirroul is one of Wollongong City’s northern suburbs, about 13 km north of the city centre.
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