Llarrinda Bed & Breakfast

Affordable Luxury Accommodation near Wilsons Prom

  • Galahs enjoying breakfast at their B & B near Wilsons Prom
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A nature-lover's paradise

When we purchased this 2.5 acre paddock back in 1997 there was little but grass and a small but beautiful remnant rain forest in the gully.   There was the occasional wombat and wallaby, a few Crimson Rosellas, Yellow Breasted Robins and frogs, but little else.


Today, as a Land for Wildlife and Landcare property, Llarrinda Bed and Breakfast has created habitat for a vast array of wildlife - and wildlife has rewarded us by coming in droves.  At the last count, and depending on the season, more than 60 species of birds and untold numbers of mammals call this land their home.


Llarrinda B & B provides accommodation near Wilsons Prom that is a true nature-lover's paradise. Meet some of our neighbours....

Llarrinda's birds

  1. Australian Magpie
  2. Australian Raven
  3. Australian Wood Duck
  4. Barking Owl
  5. Bassien Thrush
  6. Boobook Owl
  7. Brown Goshawk
  8. Brown Thornbill
  9. Buff-banded Rail
  10. Buff-rumped Thornbill
  11. Collared Sparrowhawk
  12. Common Blackbird
  13. Common Starling
  14. Crimson Rosella
  15. Eastern (white-cheeked) Rosella
  16. Eastern Spinebill
  17. Eastern Whipbird
  18. European Goldfinch
  19. Fan-tail Cuckoo
  20. Firetail Finch
  21. Gang Gang Cockatoo
  22. Golden Whistler
  23. Grey Butcherbird
  24. Grey Fantail
  25. Grey Shrike Thrush
  26. House Sparrow
  27. Indian Myna
  28. Jackie Winter
  29. King Parrot
  30. Laughing Kookaburra
  31. Leeuwin’s Honeyeater
  32. Little (Brush) Wattlebird
  33. Little (short billed) Corella
  34. Magpie Lark
  35. Masked Plover
  36. Nankeen (Australian) Kestrel
  37. New Holland Honeyeater
  38. Peregrine Falcon
  39. Pied Currawong
  40. Powerful Owl
  41. Rainbow Lorikeet
  42. Red Wattlebird
  43. Red-browed Finches
  44. Rose Breasted Cockatoo (Galah)
  45. Sacred Kingfisher
  46. Satin Bowerbird (female)
  47. Shining Bronze-wing Cuckoo
  48. Silvereye
  49. Spotted Pardalote
  50. Spotted Turtle Dove
  51. Stubble Quail
  52. Superb Fairy-wren (Blue-wren)
  53. Superb Lyrebird
  54. Tawny Frogmouth
  55. Wedge Tail Eagle
  56. Welcome Swallow
  57. White-browed Scrub Wren
  58. White-faced Heron
  59. White-fronted Chat
  60. White-headed Pigeon
  61. White-shouldered Kite
  62. Willy Wagtail
  63. Yellow-breasted Robin
  64. Yellow-faced Honeyeater
  65. Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoo

Llarrinda's mammals

  1. Antechinus
  2. Brush-tail Possum
  3. Common Wombat
  4. Eastern Grey Kangaroo
  5. Echidna
  6. European brown rat
  7. Field Mouse
  8. Fox
  9. Koala
  10. A variety of Micro bats
  11. Native Bush rat
  12. Rabbit
  13. Ringtail Possum
    14. 14. Swamp Wallaby

Llarrinda's reptiles

  1. A variety of unknown Geckos and Skinks, including the Garden Skink
  2. Copperhead Snake
  3. Eastern Banjo Frog (Pobblebonk)
  4. Eastern Common Froglet
  5. Growling Grass Frog
  6. Possibly a Brown Snake, but unconfirmed
  7. Southern Blue Tongue Lizard
  8. Southern Brown Tree Frog
  9. Tiger Snake
  10. Whistling Tree Frog

Discover wildlife at Llarrinda B & B near Wilsons Prom

Butcher Birds are regular visitors
These Correllas come here to mate
Echidnas are occasional visitors
Three species of frog call Llarrinda 'home'
Galahs with views to the Prom
Grey Shrike Thrush
Juvenile Wattlebird

A fluffy Juvenile Wattle Bird

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King Parrots visit only occasionally

They don't come often, but it's always a treat to see juvenile King Parrots visit with their spectacularly coloured parents

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Koalas stop for a day or two, then move on

Lunch time for this Koala who was just passing through.

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We love our Kookaburras

It's impossible not to be happy when you wake up to the laugh of the Kookaburras.

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Lewin Honeyeaters love fruit

Lewin Honeyeaters love fruit - we put it out - they come.

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New Holland Honeyeater

New Holland Honeyeaters come when nectar is plentiful.

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Rainbow Lorrikeets

This noisy gaggle of Rainbow Lorikeets are infrequent visitors, but we love it when they come.

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Sacred Kingfisher

This Sacred Kingfisher was only sighted once, but it was a great thrill to see it.

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Shining Bronze Cuckoo

This Shining Bronze Cuckoo had just bumped into a window, but recovered and flew off again.

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Silvereyes live here year round

A healthy breakfast for this Silvereye.

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Male Superb Wren

Truly superb, Superb Wren

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Our lovely Swamp Wallaby

Our resident Eastern Swamp Wallaby lives in the paddock next door - sometimes with family, and at other times alone.

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This White Headed Pigeon comes only when there are fires in NSW

This White headed pigeon is at the furthest edge of its normal territory

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One of our resident wombats

Our resident wombats have multiple homes on our property, which they frequently renovate with more digging.

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Friendly Yellow Breasted Robin

This Yellow Breasted Robin is always friendly and inquisitive.

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Our favourite little bird - Eastern Spinebill

Here in winter, gone in summer - the stunning Eastern Spinebill

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Wedge Tailed Eagles next across the road

A family of Wedge Tailed Eagles call this ridge home.

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Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoos

Gangs of Yellow-tailed black cockatoos come to tear open pine cones in a nearby forest, and then enjoy dessert in our banksias.

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Black Shouldered Kite

Black shouldered Kites are frequently seen along our road.

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Australia Ravens live here

Australian Ravens - our great scavengers.

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