Jervis Bay

Jervis Bay – Whitest Sand in the World and Beautiful Clear Turquoise Waters

Jervis Bay’s value to Australia has been recognised by its National Park and Marine Park status. It is the most naturally stunning place you will find anywhere in the world. Jervis Bay is huge – 102 square kilometres in size – about 15 km from north to south and 10 km across, with over six times the volume of Sydney Harbour.

Jervis Bay is a Marine Park with soaring 120 metre sea cliffs at its entrance. Surrounding the bay is untouched bush and National Park that is teeming with native Australian wildlife – kangaroos, wallabies, echidnas, wombats, and many rare bird and animal species.

But it is the under water world that will leave you speechless. Jervis Bay has the whitest sand in the world and beautiful clear turquoise waters that support a diverse and plentiful marine environment. Resident dolphins, fur seals, penguins and a plethora of resident and migrating fish and whales choose to call Jervis Bay home for some or all of the year. In the months of May to November, it has become the most reliable and the most beautiful place to watch the mighty Humpback Whales migrate up and down the coastline.

Jervis Bay is a place that everyone should visit at least once. Chances are that just like us – you’ll be back again and again.
Exploring Jervis Bay is easy. Jervis Bay Wild is the leading cruise company that has it’s own Portside café and operates 365 days of the year. In all they have 5 vessels including the luxurious, wheel chair friendly, Port Venture.

They run a number of Eco tours consisting of:

• Dolphin Eco Tour – all year round
• Summer Eco Cruise – mid November to mid-May
• Whale Eco Cruise – mid-May to mid November
• Summer Boom Netting – mid-November to mid-May
• The South Coast Passage – all year round

Guests staying at South Coast Retreat are entitled to a 20% discount on all cruises excluding the South Coast Passage. Mention your booking with us when booking your adventure with Jervis Bay Wild.