What are the best beaches in Jervis Bay?
Jervis Bay’s Best Beaches
- Murrays. Located in a well-protected bay in Booderee National Park, Murrays Beach resembles a pacific island on sunny summer days.
- Greenfields. Greenfields is a popular location for family barbecues and birthday celebrations.
- Huskisson Beach.
- Hyams.
- Honeymoon Bay.
- Cave Beach.
- Moona Moona Beach.
How many beaches does Jervis Bay have?
16 white
The Shoalhaven region has everything you need for a magical beachside holiday: fun waves, calm waters and turquoise ocean where dolphins play. From Shoalhaven Heads in the north to Bawley Point in the south, this beautiful stretch of coastline packs in 16 white sand beaches and plenty of laid-back coastal vibes.
What beaches are in Booderee National Park?
Beaches at Booderee
- Green Patch Beach and nearby.
- Murrays Beach.
- Steamers Head beaches.
- Cave Beach and nearby.
Is Jervis Bay still closed?
Jervis Bay National Park is always open but may have to close at times due to poor weather or fire danger. Contact hours: Monday to Friday, 9am to 4pm.
What is the main beach in Jervis Bay?
Huskisson Beach Huskisson is the main town of Jervis Bay.
How do I get to Steamers Beach?
Getting to Steamers Beach car park Back in the car, follow Jervis Bay Road for 3km, then make a right at Wreck Bay Road. Follow this for 2km before making another right turn onto Stony Creek Road. This is an unsealed road but we managed to navigate it in our obnoxious Volkswagen convertible without getting a flat.
Are there sharks in Jervis Bay?
Be aware if you see diving birds and baitfish, sharks may be present, leave the water. Avoid sandbars, river mouths and steep drop-offs – sharks could be present. Don’t swim or surf in murky waters.
Where are the best beaches in Jervis Bay?
Surrounded by the coastal bushland of Jervis Bay National Park, this small, scenic bay north of Hyams Beach has a spectacular white-sand beach as well as a large grassy picnic area with barbecues, tables, toilets and showers, and plenty of parking.
Why visit Jervis Bay National Park?
Explore the natural beauty of Jervis Bay National Park on NSW’s sparkling South Coast, near Nowra. Discover Aboriginal heritage, visit Hyams Beach, renowned for its white sand, whale watching and water activities. With its powder-white sands, crystal clear waters, forests, woodlands and wetlands, Jervis Bay National Park is an ideal getaway.
How do I get to Jervis Bay National Park by bike?
For the southern part of the park, take the Jervis Bay Road turn off and follow the signs to Huskisson (for Moona Moona creek) or to Vincentia (for Greenfield Beach and Hyams Beach) Check out the Bicycle information for NSW website for more information.