Ting man kan gjøre i Jervis Bay

“Breath taking area with white sandy beaches. beautiful bush walks and wildlife.”

“This little beach is just as nice Hyams but without the crowd! Wildlife can put on quite the show with all the different bird varieties around! We recommend taking the day and packing a picnic!”

“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 Bowen Island. Accessed via Jervis Bay Road through Booderee National Park, there are many self-guided walks around Murrays Beach from which to explore. From the Munyunga waraga dhugan (loop walk) to the various low tide walks, you are sure to leave with breathtaking views and sightings of Booderee's plants, animals, culture and history. Car parking is in a large car park with a short walk to the beach via a bush track. Entry fees apply to all areas of Booderee National Park.”

“This place has a nice bistro that serves up Chinese cuisine or you can have some good old fish and chips”

“Quiet little local beach on St Georges Basin. No waves, perfect for little kids. ”

“Well what a treat. An extensive collaboration of local native flora. Take a stroll through the gardens, & if you’d like you can even pack a picnic & stay a while! ”

“Nestled deep into Booderee national park this beach is a must visit. Beautiful natural rock formations, crystal clear water and hidden behind natural forest makes this spot a gem in the rough. ”

“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 July and September to November). It is heritage-listed and the most significant European historic site in Booderee National Park. In the 19th century, shipwrecks were numerous along the Wreck Bay coast. Unfortunately, the Cape St George Lighthouse did not halt the shipping toll. It was replaced by Point Perpendicular Lighthouse in 1898 and destroyed in the early 20th century. Booderee National Park is owned by the Wreck Bay Aboriginal Community. Enjoy your stay in beautiful Booderee and please care for the land and waters, as this is a very special place. To enter the park you’ll need a park pass, which you can pre-purchase online for quick and easy entry.”

“Supermarket for general supplies such as milk, fruit, vegetables, cereal, toiletries etc. Nothing too fancy, but good general supplies.”

“National park with access to beaches, whale watching areas, hike trails etc. 48 hour vehicle passes cost $11”

“Stroll around the waters edge 10 mins to the Greville Corner store, read the morning paper while sipping on coffee Or use their free WiFi , Bacon & eggs Anyone ? ”

“Best Beach in Jervis Bay in Booderee National Park. Entry fee of $11 for 48 Hours.”

“The cutest old style single screen cinema ever. They show a good selection of new releases - both kids and adult films, complete with popcorn and choc top ice creams. Check out their website for screenings - www.inletcinema.com.au/”