FIND WRECK BAY

Walawaani Njindiwan Njin Booderee  welcome everyone, this is Booderee

Welcome to Booderee National Park. This is a significant place for Koori people. Booderee means bay of plenty or plenty of fish in one of our languages, the Dhurga language. Booderee is owned by the Wreck Bay Aboriginal Community and we are proud to share our culture and country with you.

Come to this place of ours, where the sea eagles fly and the whales swim by our historic lighthouse. Learn about our culture, swim in crystal clear waters, camp near our beautiful beaches, meet Australia's iconic birds and animals, take a boat and discover our rich marine life. It's all here, waiting and we welcome you.

Jevis Bay is renowned as having the whitest sands in the world and offers some of the best diving on the planet. Our double boat dives are very affordable and great value at $95.00 (includes Dive Guide and snacks).

Jervis Bay Dive Charters is owned and operated by Stephen Colyer.

We are able to provide dive charters to Jervis Bay throughout the week and at weekends.

To book contact Steve or simply drop us an email.

Our 7mtr Marlin boardbill can accommodate up to 8 divers. A Divemaster can also be provided upon request, free of charge should you require (which then limits the number of divers to 7). We also provide a hot drinks and snacks during the surface interval. The unique geography of Jervis Bay provides protection from most weather conditions and we can always find a safe haven to enjoy our cuppa!

Our Divemasters offer personalised tours of the dive sites with environmental conservation and awareness our top priorities.

Dive Jervis Bay today and enjoy the diversity of a number of dive sites available from both inside and outside the Bay.

Jervis Bay and Sussex Inlet Surf School is owned and operated by Jerry Brown. Jerry grew up in the area and has over 22 years surfing experience and plenty of local knowledge.

Jerry is teacher trained and also a Lifeguard Supervisor holding the high level Gold, Silver and Bronze medallions, Advanced Resuscitation, Senior First Aid, Defibrillation and Spinal Management certificates making your experiences all the more safe. All our instructors are accredited, licensed and insured.

Jervis Bay and Sussex Inlet Surf School offers:

• sea shell Group and private lessons
• sea shell 5 day ‘Learn to Surf’ programs
• sea shell Team building
• sea shell Community days
• sea shell Surfing trips/tours
• sea shell 5 day surfing camps
• sea shell Parties, school groups and corporate groups.

We can also design a custom made package to suit your needs.

Jerry and his team of qualified instructors can almost guarantee you will be standing up and riding the waves on your first lesson, so why not give it a go?

Plan your next holiday down on the South Coast - whether you are here for: fun and relaxtion; with family or friends; business or leisure; bucks or hens; backpacking and camping; road trip or just a pleasant relaxing getaway.
 

Pebbles and Pods - art and craft items celebrating the natural environment of Jervis Bay in all its little details. Delicate, petite watercolour paintings of local bird species, native plant details, shells, feathers and pebbles, reflect a love of nature, and encourage observation of the beautiful natural world around us. Alongside are crafted items like hand-cut paper cards and artworks, bird-themed mobiles, and sun-catchers, elegant and handmade. Pebbles and Pods is the project of Graphic Designer/Illustrator Lisa Friebel who lives in the Shoalhaven with her partner - an environmentalist and keen bird-watcher, and her two children. Her goal is to create relevant, reasonably priced, locally-made gifts that celebrates the true beauty and delicate nature of the environment and allows you to bring it indoors, to the city, or wherever you go. Lisa's artwork is available at the Shoalhaven Visitors Centre, or through her web site

NSW Jervis Bay National Park lies on 4,854 hectares. Sections of the park fringe Jervis Bay, St George Basin and ocean beaches. The area is rich in Aboriginal heritage, including important wetlands and preserves a flourishing diversity of plants and animals. The park lies next to the Commonwealth-managed Jervis Bay National Park which is now called Booderee National Park. The forests, bays and beaches are great for swimming, bushwalking, birdwatching or enjoying the tranquillity. Greenfield Beach has visitor facilities including wheelchair access to the beach. From here you can follow the information signs on the White Sands Walk along the coast to Hyams Beach and return by the Scribbly Gum Track. On the northern side of the bay, Hammerhead Point and Red Point have picnic areas. Camping is not permitted in the park.

The Hyams Beach Store and Cafe is back in the safe and sure hands of the Alison family. Sue and Chris Alison and their daughter Phoebe, who established the highly regarded, iconic seaside cafe are restocking the store, delicatessen and liquor sections. The cafe is producing all the old favourites and a few new surprises. The commitment to excellent coffee continues with Toby's Estate Woolloomooloo blend. Where possible all food is sourced locally and produced in house. Fresh local fish, smoked bacon, seasonal fruit and vegetables are from the surrounding area and even the Alison's own garden. Sauces, marinades, jams, specialty breads, cakes, biscuits and pastry are made on the premises. A welcome with humour and warmth combined with a commitment to provide the best and freshest possible make Hyams Beach the premier cafe of the Jervis Bay area once more.

Bay and Basin Leisure Centre has something for everyone. There are four heated pools including a relaxing spa, 25 metre lap pool and an exciting 40 metre water slide. There is a fully equipped gym to keep you in shape with classes, equipment and personal training. There is the Whale Tail cafe/kiosk serving great coffee, some hot food and snacks and selling Speedo swimwear and accessories. Facilities include: 25 metre indoor heated pool, heated leisure pool with beach entry, heated toddler pool, spa, 40 metre water slide, fitness gymnasium, Les Mills Classes, RPM/Spin room, cafe, creche and sports shop. Please call the centre for more details.

Sussex Inlet Golf Club, located on New South Wales' stunning South Coast, is a small nine-hole course with a friendly atmosphere where you will always be welcome. For the keen golfer, the club has a one-stop Pro golf shop, with everything from drinks to golf balls and friendly service to boot! If you haven't brought your own clubs, you can hire them, along with a buggy or a cart. For those whose favourite hole is the nineteenth, there is both indoor and outdoor seating, with barbecue facilities and cool drinks for sale. The course caters for both male and female golfers.

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.

Ocean and Earth Sussex Inlet, come along to the surf accessories, headquarters, and factory outlet. They offer bargain price clothing for girls, boys, men and women for all seasons. Ocean & Earth Leaders in quality and innovative surf hardware and accessories for over 40yrs. This genuine history and heritage is unmatched in the core surf products industry.

Payment options Visa, Cash, EFTPOS. Phone (02) 4441 2482

Easy to find in Sussex Inlet and with plenty of parking, it's a must stop location.

For more information:  http://www.oceanearth.com/

To suit all levels of experience from beginners to advanced. It's easy fun, and safe for the whole family. For beginners our instructor will advise you on safety, maneuvering and proper paddling techniques - our objective is to keeping you on the dry side up.

Kayaking and Stand Up Paddle boarding is a fabulous well being activity for everyone.  Explore the natural beauty of Currambene Creek, rich with birds and other wildlife. Learn about the environment, go through exotic mangroves, and more than likely you will be observed by spoonbills, pelicans, kookaburras and cranes. You may even see Stumpy the stingray.

All participants must be able to swim confidently.

Enjoy this private 4wd tour through the Southern Highlands and Fitzroy Falls down to the Shoalhaven Zoo. This is a fantastic day out as you wind your way down through Kangaroo Valley and into Shoalhaven. Stop off and explore the wonderful Shoalhaven Zoo and for those a bit more daring, the Tree Tops Adventure Experience can`t be missed (additional cost). The Zoo has over 100 animal species on site and the Tree Tops Adventure will see you climbing, swinging and flying through the tree tops along side the Shoalhaven River. Morning and afternoon tea is provided with lunch available at many of our stops along the way.

Look for humpback whales during a 2–hour whale–watching cruise from Jervis Bay. Learn about the whale behavior and their annual migration through this part of Australia, and keep an eye out for dolphins and other marine life in these pristine waters.

• 2-hour whale-watching cruise from Jervis Bay
• Look for whales, along with dolphins, seabirds, and turtles
• Hear commentary about the marine life from your captain
• Get great photo ops of the tall cliffs and white–sand beaches around Jervis Bay

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The Castle ( Hard - 10 hours return)

Standing defiant like an island in the sky The Castle (Cooyoyo)  will enchant even the most jaded bush walker. Your journey will pass through vast rainforest and woodland as you ascend Kalianna Ridge. You will traverse around the base of The Castle under sheer rock faces, passing caves and waterfalls en-route to the narrow gateway of Meakins Pass. The scramble along the exposed ridge to the summit now begins, climbing high above the ancient forests below before arriving on the large plateau of the The Castle summit where the spectacular panoramic views of The Budawang Range and Tasman Sea will be sure to inspire!

Witness one of nature’s most fascinating phenomenon, the annual humpback whale migration, on this whale-watching cruise from Jervis Bay. Set sail for the crystalline waters of the Jervis Bay Marine Park and get up close to the gentle giants, who migrate to the warm waters of New South Wales between May and November. Enjoy prime viewing opportunities on-board a specially designed catamaran, with the chance to spot bottlenose dolphins, penguins, seals and albatross along the way.

• Close encounter with wildlife
• Enjoy a day away from the hustle and bustle of the city
• Excellent value for money
• Family friendly
• Tour is wheelchair accessible
• Choice of morning or afternoon departure

A few hours drive south of Sydney, Jervis Bay National Park is a reserve known for its remarkable sea cliffs and beaches, but many of these highlights are difficult to get to on a day trip. If you don’t have the time for a camping trip, this cruise around the Bay is a great fit for any schedule. Head out in the late morning or early afternoon and sail around the Bay’s dramatic coastline, looking out for dolphins, bird life and other local animals.

• Don’t miss anything with a running commentary on board the cruise
• Visit between May and November for the chance to see whales in the Bay
• Compact, roughly two-hour cruise leaves time to explore other parts of Jervis Bay
• Get on board without needing a printer: downloadable mobile tickets provided