What can we do at Jervis Bay?

The Best Things to do in Jervis Bay

• 1) Complete the White Sands Walk.
• 2) Relax on Hyams Beach.
• 3) Grab a Delicious Beer at Jervis Bay Brewing Co.
• 4) Go Whale Watching.
• 5) Head Out for Some Camping.
• 6) Wander through Huskisson.
• 7) Check Out the Jervis Bay Maritime Museum.
• 8) Go Stand Up Paddle Boarding.

What is special about Jervis Bay?

Jervis Bay is known for its natural beauty, and there are many available activities to take advantage of this including: See some of the whitest sand in the world on the White Sands Walk. Go diving or snorkelling to see the underwater magic of the Jervis Bay Marine Park.

How many days do you need in Jervis Bay?

There are bay beaches such as Green Patch, Murray’s Beach, Hole in the Wall and surf beaches like Caves, Wreck Bay and Bherewerre. This area is a MUST to do and one really needs two to three days to explore this amazing destination.

How much does it cost to enter Jervis Bay?

$8 per day, charged only in the southern section of the park. $29 from the start of the June long weekend to the end of the October long weekend. $17 throughout the rest of the year. $4 per vehicle per day for Yarrangobilly Caves, if the general park entry fee hasn’t been paid.

Can you swim in Jervis Bay?

The white sandy beaches and clear waters make beach activities very popular. The relatively sheltered Jervis Bay provides safe and enjoyable swimming and is a draw card for families. Swim inside Jervis Bay at popular Huskisson, Nelsons, Greenfields, Hyams and Callala beaches.

Does Jervis Bay glow every night?

Jervis Bay is famous for being one of the few places in Australia where you can be awestruck by the incredible natural phenomena known as bioluminescence. Special algae that glow at night creates waves of blue glowing night which make the waters seem like they are glowing.

Do you have to pay to get into Jervis Bay?

Tourists will be able to visit the Jervis Bay’s Booderee National Park without paying for a park pass as part of the government’s coronavirus response. The federal government will continue supporting traditional owners, who receive a portion of park pass fees.

Do you need a car in Jervis Bay?

Jervis Bay is not a small village but a large spread out area that really needs a car to be fully appreciated. Hotel is in the main drag and walkable to shops and restaurants and by beach.

Can I get into Jervis Bay?

It’s official – it is safe to visit Jervis Bay and the surrounding towns and villages in the Shoalhaven.

What is the best time to visit Jervis Bay?

When to visit Jervis Bay

• Summer. Over the years the Summer Holidays from December- February, have become a favourite holiday destination for families and people from all over the country and now the world!
• Autumn.
• Spring.
• ALL year Round.

What to do in Jervis Bay in Australia?

Jervis Bay is one of the best places in all of Australia to see humpback whales migrating between Antarctica and the warmer seas in the north, and from May to November they come right past, and sometimes into, the bay. There are a number of whale watching companies to go with, but we personally recommend Dolphin Watch Cruises.

Where is the best place to camp in Jervis Bay?

The most popular campgrounds in Jervis Bay are Bristol Point Camping Ground, Green Patch Campground and Honeymoon Bay Campground . If you don’t have camping gear, you can also rent a caravan at Bream Beach Caravan Park or Jervis Bay Caravan Park . READ MORE: Check out our guide to the best places to visit in Australia!

Can you skip Hyams Beach in Jervis Bay?

If you’re visiting Jervis Bay, you can’t skip Hyams Beach. The white sand stretches on for 2.8 kilometres so you can easily escape the crowds and score a little slice of paradise all to yourself.

How long is the drive from Jervis Bay to Canberra?

Jervis Bay to Canberra The journey from Jervis Bay to Canberra (and vice versa) usually takes less than three hours by road. There are various route options, including scenic journeys via Kangaroo Valley and Batemans Bay. Book experiences around Australia at Adrenaline