Are there any multi-day hikes in the Jervis Bay and Shoalhaven region?

The most popular multi-day hike in the Jervis Bay and Shoalhaven region is the Murramarang South Coast Walk , which takes three days and spans 34kms.

Are there any hikes in Jervis Bay and Shoalhaven suitable for families?

There are lots of short and easy but rewarding walks for families in the Jervis Bay and Shoalhaven region, including: White Sands Walk and Scribbly Gum Track Pioneer Village Museum Walk Murrays Beach Walk Bomaderry Creek Walking Track Whiting Beach and Blacks Waterhole

Are there any dog-friendly hikes in Jervis Bay and Shoalhaven?

There are lots of dog-friendly hikes in Jervis Bay and Shoalhaven including: Ben’s Walk St Georges Basin Walk Walks in Abrahams Bosom Reserve Along beaches including Huskisson , Nelsons , Callala , Currarong , Culburra , Abrahams Bosom Beach , Orion Beach and Hyams Please be mindful of on-leash directions and keep your dog away from seabird nesting sites.

Where does the White Sands Walk start and end?

White Sands Walk starts at Greenfield Beach picnic area and ends at Hyams Beach . From Hyams Beach you can either retrace your steps or opt to take the Scribbly Gum Track back to Greenfield Beach picnic area.

How do I access the start?

Pedestrian access to the Greenfield Beach picnic area opens directly off the cul-de-sac at the end of Elizabeth Drive, Vincentia.

How long is White Sands Walk?

The White Sands Walk is 2.5kms and takes between 30 and 90 minutes to complete.

When is a good time of year to do the White Sands Walk?

Each season is a great time to complete the White Sands Walk. In the warmer months, enjoy a swim along the way at Hyams and Greenfield beaches. In winter, humpback and southern right whales can be spotted migrating northward.