Jervis Bay activities
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Murrays Beach
Known as the jewel in the Booderee National Park, Murrays Beach offers swimmers and snorkelers alike, pristine clear waters and pearly white sand. Perfect for families, Murrays Beach is situated in a protected bay which is sheltered by Bowe…
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Captains Beach
Captains Beach runs from HMAS Creswell Navy Base down to Iluka Beach and Greenpatch Beach, and is part of Booderee National Park. HMAS Creswell is closed to the public, so the beach is only accessible by walking from Iluka. The beach is mad…
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Booderee National Park Botanic Gardens
Visit the Booderee Botanic Gardens to learn about bush tucker, the medicinal uses of plants, and the long association the Koori people have with the area and the plants of south-eastern Australia. Enjoy the peaceful setting of the gardens …
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Booderee National Park: Telegraph Creek Nature Trail
Telegraph Creek Nature Trail is a circular walk with signs describing interesting aspects of the vegetation along the way. The trail begins at the northern end of the Green Patch car park or where it is signposted along Jervis Bay Road near…
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Booderee National Park: Munyunga Waraga Dhugan Walking Trail
The Munyunga waraga dhugan loop walk is an ideal introduction to Booderee. ‘Munyunga waraga dhugan’ means ‘white-bellied sea eagle’s home camp’ in the Dhurga language of the Wreck Bay Aboriginal people. The walk is a self-guided tour of Bo…
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Hole in the Wall Beach
Hole in the Wall Beach gets its name from the sandstone rock wall with a hole in it at the eastern end of the beach. The hole has now collapsed and formed a U shape and is a popular photography spot especially in the early morning. The beac…
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Whiting Beach
Whiting Beach is a two-hour walk (eight kilometres) from the Steamers Cark Park in Booderee National Park. If you visit at the right time you might catch a glimpse of a little fresh water waterfall at the back of the beach. The beach is ins…
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Discover Jervis Bay Luxury Sailing
Discover Jervis Bay Luxury Sailing is available for private charter and is operated by Dolphin Watch Cruises - Jervis Bay and offers a complete sailing, swimming, snorkelling and dolphin watch experience giving you the chance to immerse you…
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Kitty Beach
Kitty Beach is one of the Shoalhaven’s most remote beaches. It can only be accessed on foot from the St Georges Head Track in Booderee National Park which takes about four hours from Steamers Car Park. The beach lies one kilometre north of …
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Steamers Beach
Steamers Beach in Booderee National Park is not for the faint hearted. It is a long walk through the bush, but the beach is a beautiful reward. It can also be accessed by boat. The beach is bordered by steep vegetated slopes rising 130 metr…
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Scottish Rocks Beach
Scottish Rocks Beach is located in Booderee National park. Scottish Rocks is somewhere you can truly find your own space. There is a small parking area and a short walk through coastal bushland to the beach. The water is clear and calm with…
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Jervis Bay Food and Wine Experience
Jervis Bay and the Shoalhaven produce some of the regions finest foods and award winning wines using locally grown produce. Wine varieties such as Chardonnays, Verdelho, Sauvignon Blanc, Semillon and Shiraz to name a few and recently new e…
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Bristol Point Beach
Bristol Point Beach is a small patch of sand between two rock shelves. The Bristol Point campground is one of few places you can camp that is a hop, skip and a jump from some of the whitest sand in the world and crystal clear blue water. M…
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Iluka Beach
Iluka Beach is located between Captains Beach and Greenpatch inside Booderee National Park. It is iconic for its unspoilt bushland and crystal blue water. There are parking and picnic facilities located behind the beach, and it is one of th…
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Cave Beach
Cave Beach is on the southern side of Booderee National Park. There is often good surf and big swell so the nearby campground attracts keen surfers and families who like the choice of the various surf and bay beaches that Booderee offers. I…
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Booderee National Park: Cape St George Lighthouse
The ruined Cape St George Lighthouse is perched on the edge of spectacular cliffs between Booderee National Park and the sea. The lighthouse lookout offers stunning sea and cliff views - a fantastic place to watch whale migrations (June to…
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Bherwerre Beach
Bherwerre Beach is a long beach with a lot of sand perfect for spreading out or taking a long walk. It is one of the quieter beaches in the Shoalhaven so is a great place to go to escape the crowds. The steep dunes and headland make for gre…
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Booderee National Park
Welcome everyone, this is Booderee. Or in the local Dhurga language, Walawaani Njindiwan Njin Booderee. Booderee is home to one of Australia’s most stunning national parks. Crystal-clear waters meet beautiful white sand beaches, while hig…
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Jervis Bay Marine Park
Jervis Bay Marine Park is home to seals, penguins, seabirds, dolphins, and many other animals. Migrating whales drop by during their annual journey along the coast. Scuba diving, swimming, surfing, and fishing are popular activities at t…
