Justabout two and half hours south of Sydney brings you to the ever so
popular coastal region of Jervis Bay. Known for white sandy beaches, the
Jervis Bay area has several popular coastal suburbs like Huskisson,
Hyams and Vincentia which are heavily patronized with holidaymakers
during school holidays and public holiday periods. If looking for a
place to stay, there is a choice of a Jervis Bay caravan park, Jervis Bay cabins, Jervis Bay hotels, including accommodation in Huskisson, Vincentia and Hyams to chose from.
Jervis Bay is popular among scuba divers and for recreational fishing
while the protected bay is superb for swimming, kayaking and boogy
boarding. The divers should scout for some local information and locate
one of the many known diving spots when planning a day or two of scuba
diving. A few popular diving spots are The Labyrinths, Gorgonian Wall,
Point Perpendicular, Middle Ground, Ten Fathom Reef, and Bowen Island.
While you will see playful pod of Dolphins surfing during most times
of the year, Jervis Bay is a popular destination for Whale watching
between June to November. While Humpback whales have been the most
sighted species, there have been sightings of other species like Minke
Whales and Southern Right Whales too. Visitors to Jervis Bay enjoy
dolphin cruises, fishing cruises and boating. Nature lovers should
explore the nearby Booderee National Park.
It is fair to say that whole of the south coast region is pretty and
scenic and the coastal beaches in the area are some of the best in the
country. So head south about a further 40km of Jervis Bay which brings
you to beautiful beach houses in Mollymook,
Milton and Ulladulla in the Shoalhaven region. These coastal suburbs
are less quieter than Jervis Bay area and offer heaps of fun such as
swimming, kayaking, body boarding fishing and last but not least a game
of golf in one of the popular seaside courses.
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