by Jervis Bay Wild | May 18, 2018 | Whale Watching, Whales, Wildlife Tours
Whale Season 2018 is upon us, and our whale watching tours will be running daily from now until mid-November. Tens of thousands of whales are expected to pass through the best whale watching spots on the NSW Coast. Lucky for us, Jervis Bay is one such spot. This means... 
by Jervis Bay Wild | Jan 9, 2017 | Wildlife, Wildlife Tours
If you were born and raised Down Under, you probably consider kangaroos hopping across the road to be a regular occurrence. Seeing the occasional koala or echidna in the wild might be more rare, but still somewhat commonplace. You know to be careful in the north where... 
by Jervis Bay Wild | Dec 21, 2016 | Cruise Options, Dolphin Watching, Jervis Bay, Jervis Bay Wild, Whale Watching, Wildlife, Wildlife Tours
Nothing beats a family holiday. At any time of the year, Jervis Bay is a top family holiday destination in Australia, with great activities and attractions for kids of all ages. As you plan for an unforgettable getaway along the beautiful NSW coast, your itinerary... 
by Jervis Bay Wild | Nov 30, 2016 | Cruise Options, Dolphin Watching, Whale Watching, Wildlife, Wildlife Tours
In Australia, backpacking is a great way to explore our vast, amazing country, and people young and old from across the globe head down under every year to do exactly that. As an Australian backpacker, there are certain must-do adventures that you really can’t afford... 
by Jervis Bay Wild | Sep 17, 2015 | Jervis Bay Wild, Wildlife Tours
The largest fur seal found in Australian waters is the Australian Fur Seal. These remarkable and beloved mammals are fascinating creatures that make their homes along rocky coasts. In Jervis Bay, there is a colony located at Drum & Drumsticks (as seen on the eco... 
by Jervis Bay Wild | Apr 28, 2015 | Cruise Options, Dolphin Watching, Jervis Bay, Jervis Bay Wild, Whale Watching, Wildlife, Wildlife Tours
Seen from May to November in Jervis Bay, the humpback whale is an amazing ocean mammal that engages in an annual migration to warmer waters. In the southern hemisphere, humpback whales migrate northward during the winter months, leaving the cold seas of the Antarctic...
