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Jervis Bay · 13 April 2016

Easy Ways to Get to Jervis Bay

Considering a visit to Jervis Bay? You should do exactly that. Frequently considered one of Australia’s hidden gems, there is plenty to do, see, and explore in the region. Outdoor enthusiasts will love discovering the national parks, trying out watersports, or hiking and walking the numerous enticing trails. Foodies will be attracted to the wide variety of cuisines in towns like Huskisson and the splendid local wineries dotted throughout the countryside. And of course, lovers of the natural world will be thrilled by the wealth of wildlife we have in Jervis Bay.

Fortunately, getting to Jervis Bay is not difficult. This region is easily accessible, making it the perfect destination for a weekend getaway, week-long holiday, or longer stay. Come and see us (and hop onboard a wonderful Jervis Bay dolphin cruise!).

By Road

An easy distance from Sydney, Jervis Bay is approximately 3 hours by car. As you head south from the capital, you’ll be treated to stunning views and peaceful coastline. It’s worth it to spend the majority of the route on the Grand Pacific Drive, a stretch of highway that begins just south of Sydney and terminates in Nowra.

Jervis Bay is also within driving distance from Canberra. There are several different route options. Many travellers choose a route which winds up through Kangaroo Valley. This can be quite scenic but is more time consuming. Other more direct routes lead across a mixture of dirt and bitumen roads. This is a unique way to approach the bay and will avoid some of the heavier traffic encountered via other routes.

From Afar

Although Jervis Bay does boast its own airport, your best bet when coming from abroad or from another of Australia’s states or territories is to fly into the more highly-trafficked Sydney airport. Hiring a car after landing is easy enough, but there are also other options to deliver you safely and efficiently to Jervis Bay.

The Jervis Bay Airport Express is a great shuttle option to bring you to and from the South Coast. Daily service to Jervis Bay is available as well. While you’re in the area, you can also take advantage of the company’s private charters and wine tour options, to see all that this region has to offer.

Public Transport

For those seeking a third option, public transportation offers an easy way to get to Jervis Bay. Trains from Sydney can bring you with fair swiftness to Nowra and other South Coast destinations. From Canberra, a bus to Wollongong and then heading south will be your best bet. There are also options throughout the immediate region such as through Nowra Coaches.

Come See Us!

Jervis Bay is an accessible area along the southern coast of New South Wales. With many options to get here, by air, train, and by road, you have no excuse not to make your plans for an upcoming visit. Best of all, once you’re here, it’s simple to get out on the water with a Jervis Bay Wild eco cruise. Wildlife, natural beauty, and sunshine await.

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More ways to do the bay

In season

Whale Cruise

Meet majestic humpbacks on their migration past the cliffs and sea caves of the bay.

2-3 hrs
May to Nov
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All year

Dolphin Cruise

Cruise the clear turquoise water with our resident bottlenose dolphins.

1.5 hrs
All year
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Sunset

Sunset River Cruise

Calm water, BYO wine and nibbles, and the sun going down over Currambene Creek.

2 hrs
Nov to May
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The bay is closer than you think.

2.5 hours from Sydney and Canberra, and worth every minute of the drive.

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