The South Coast is a haven for dolphin and whale watching. Jervis Bay becomes a resting point for mum and baby whales during the annual migration season. Jervis Bay Wild and Dolphin Watch Jervis Bay operate cruises all year around to catch marine life in action.

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There’s plenty to do on, in and around the water in Jervis Bay. Stand up paddle boarding with SUP with George, kayaking, fishing, diving with Dive Jervis Bay, whale and dolphin watching, or just a relaxing swim in our crystal blue waters.

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Located just a short drive from Huskisson is Booderee National Park, featuring extraordinary native wildlife and expansive botanic gardens, beaches for miles, historic finds and local Aboriginal culture.

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Just a short walk from Huskisson Hotel, you’ll find Jervis Bay Maritime Museum, Home of the Lady Denman Ferry and featuring a significant collection of maritime artefacts and instruments as well as historic buildings and nature walks.

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Specialty boutique shops line Huskisson’s main street, with everything from homewares from Few and Far to clothing from Babylon and Beyond the Beach, beauty and wellness, Aquatique surf shop and locally produced goods from The Collective.

If a stroll around a market is in order, Huskisson Markets are on the second Sunday of each month and Jervis Bay Maritime Museum Markets are on the first Saturday of each month. 

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Take the #100BeachChallenge to find your perfect blend of sand & saltwater around Jervis Bay.

Do you want to laze about with Kangaroos on the beach? Head to Green Patch or Caves. Seeking sheltered waters for a paddle or a snorkel? Try Blenheim. Doggo friendly Nelson’s Beach is pawsome for pooches.

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Jervis Bay is a sanctuary for fishos (amatuer or pro), with plenty of water to throw in a line. If it’s deep sea fishing you’re after Simos Afloat is your catch. 

The boat ramp at Wollamia is a short drive away to launch the boat down Currumbene Creek. Or if you want to get closer to the headlands, try Murrays Beach. 

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Its a pretty special day for Husky locals when the waves pick up on the door step of the Hotel,  but it doesnt happen very often! Nearby south facing Caves Beach in Boooderee National Park generally gets some nice waves or a short trip around the corner to Culburra is home to surfing champ siblings – The Wrights. 

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