Visit the wonderfully comprehensive Booderee website for more information. . The Jervis Bay Marine Park is administered by the Marine Parks Authority and jointly managed by the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service and NSW Fisheries. The crystal clear waters and the world's whitest beach sands provide a picturesque setting for the diverse range of aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems of Jervis Bay. The marine life in the bay is particularly rich. A resident pod of dolphins is enjoyed by visitors.
Diving is very popular.
Picnic areas, walking tracks and information signs are provided. . The Murramarang National Park is situated at the southern end of the Shoalhaven area. It includes coastal pockets running from Pretty Beach to North Durras and from South Durras to North Head at Batemans Bay and also a precious area bordering Durras Lake. This park's most famous asset is Pebbly Beach, where kangaroos have been known to enter the water. Generally these roos lounge around welcoming their visitors.