Gulaga National Park, located on the far south coast of New South Wales, is rich in cultural significance and natural beauty. The park is centred around Gulaga Mountain, also known as Mount Dromedary, a sacred site for the local Yuin people. The mountain holds spiritual importance and is associated with creation stories that connect the Yuin community to their ancestral land. Visitors can explore diverse landscapes, from lush rainforest to eucalypt forests, and experience stunning views of the surrounding coastline. The park offers walking tracks that immerse visitors in its natural and cultural heritage, providing opportunities for birdwatching, photography, and learning about the Indigenous history of the region.