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smorgasboarder retro retreat Surf shack get-togethers aren’t just for the boys! A few years back the Retro Retreat was launched to much acclaim. A classic original 1960’s Mollymook beach cottage was transformed into a mecca for surfing ladies. It is the brainchild of Roz Johnston whose regular get togethers with a “group of tragic older surf chics” and former world champion surfer Pam Burridge proved the spark that would ignite the idea behind the ultimate ladies surf retreat. The Retro Retreat opened in the spring of 2014 and has been solidly booked since, and for the next 12 months as Roz informed us. It primarily caters for women aged 30-60 years who love surfing, whether they are total beginners or highly capable. Sitting high on the hill the double storey holiday home has been lovingly restored with a gorgeous, light and bright colour palette, which is in keeping with its contemporary retro feel. Taking in the ocean views over the incredibly stunning and wave-friendly Mollymook Beach, it consists of 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 living areas, kitchen, laundry, 2 decks and outdoor BBQ and fire pit area. It is also equipped with all the mod cons including wifi, coffee machine, music docking station and the like. The cottage is an easy walk to everything from that early morning surf to your first hit of expresso! The beaches are swimmer and surfer friendly with various options between the north and south ends. Cafes, shops, parks, golf club and restaurants are all nearby with a variety of dining options available. The beautiful historic township of Milton and shopping at Ulladulla are only a short 5-minute drive away. Most importantly, as part of the overall offering, ladies can hook up a surf lesson with none other than Pam Burridge herself, who operates her surf school in the area. If that wasn’t enough meals, transport and yoga sessions are all included in the package price. retroretreat.com.au 28
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