It's breathtaking beauty, rich cultural and natural significance have long been recognised and appreciated by locals and by domestic and overseas visitors. Jervis Bay is reputed to have the clearest waters and whitest sands in not only this country but also in the world. These beautiful blue waters are home to many dolphins and the opportunity to sight these graceful locals is one of the major features that make this area a magnet for lovers of nature. Whale sighting is also frequent in Jervis Bay and the choices of water sports here are wide. Many people come to dive, fish and explore these famous waters.
None go home disappointed.
The shores of the bay offer a wealth of attractions for visitors. Land on the southern point of the bay is owned by its traditional Koori owners and the visitor can visit the Wreck Bay community for a unique introduction to Australian history. Learn about our aboriginal culture on one of the fascinating walkabout tours. You can taste natural Australian bush tucker and hear the mysteries of bush medicine, sit around a campfire for a talk or go for a spotlight walk. All of these and other activities conducted here are fascinating for all ages and a wonderful insight into how the local aboriginal communities have appreciated their wonderful environment for many thousands of years.