Jervis Bay Guidebook
Restaurants
We have lots of fab restaurants and wine bars in Jervis Bay. Check out our recommendations for locals fav's. Also some great wine, cocktail bars and breweries at your doorstep.
Very popular with the locals and tourists. Wildginger's psychology is predominantly based around Thai dishes but they have introduced a variety of cultural recipes from the whole region of South East Asia. Their menu is designed to be affordable and interesting for you and the whole table - the sharing of the dishes provided in the banquet format gives the chance to taste the balance of the sweet, spicy, salty creations and brings the flavours that the kitchen is enduring to provide.
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Wildginger
42 Owen StVery popular with the locals and tourists. Wildginger's psychology is predominantly based around Thai dishes but they have introduced a variety of cultural recipes from the whole region of South East Asia. Their menu is designed to be affordable and interesting for you and the whole table - the sharing of the dishes provided in the banquet format gives the chance to taste the balance of the sweet, spicy, salty creations and brings the flavours that the kitchen is enduring to provide.
The Stonegrill Steakhouse, Huskisson offers you a selection of prime aged steaks, fresh seafood, juicy lamb cuts, fresh chicken breasts and a selection of mixed marinated mixed grill, wagyu, dinosaur T-Bone, including lamb, chicken and fresh seafood for you to cook to your own taste on a heated stone at your table.
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Stonegrill Huskisson
48 Owen StThe Stonegrill Steakhouse, Huskisson offers you a selection of prime aged steaks, fresh seafood, juicy lamb cuts, fresh chicken breasts and a selection of mixed marinated mixed grill, wagyu, dinosaur T-Bone, including lamb, chicken and fresh seafood for you to cook to your own taste on a heated stone at your table.
Designed by Sydney architects Nettleton Tribe , the Gunyah is a unique space, built high off the ground to enjoy the sea breeze and a wonderful position amongst the tree tops. The Gunyah welcomes a limited number of non-resident guests for breakfast and dinner, bookings are essential. Please call 02-4441 7299
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The Gunyah Restaurant at Paperbark Camp
571 Woollamia RdDesigned by Sydney architects Nettleton Tribe , the Gunyah is a unique space, built high off the ground to enjoy the sea breeze and a wonderful position amongst the tree tops. The Gunyah welcomes a limited number of non-resident guests for breakfast and dinner, bookings are essential. Please call 02-4441 7299
Enjoy a menu which is filled with delicious dishes that are seasonally inspired and locally sourced. The pub bistro serves generous servings & a variety of daily specials, catering for everyone.
Nestled beside the Waterfront Bar, The Food Truck boasts two custom smokers and a wood-fired pizza oven, ensuring a weekend filled with tantalising smoked meats and delectable wood-fired pizzas that will leave your taste buds craving more.
There is a DJ every Friday and Saturday night from 7pm til late!
Husky Pub
75 Owen StreetEnjoy a menu which is filled with delicious dishes that are seasonally inspired and locally sourced. The pub bistro serves generous servings & a variety of daily specials, catering for everyone.
Nestled beside the Waterfront Bar, The Food Truck boasts two custom smokers and a wood-fired pizza oven, ensuring a weekend filled with tantalising smoked meats and delectable wood-fired pizzas that will leave your taste buds craving more.
There is a DJ every Friday and Saturday night from 7pm til late!
Club Jervis Bay offers professional service, excellent food and beautiful views from our Terrace. Our recent renovations allows our members and guests to enjoy views of glorious Jervis Bay.
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Club Jervis Bay
8 Currambene StClub Jervis Bay offers professional service, excellent food and beautiful views from our Terrace. Our recent renovations allows our members and guests to enjoy views of glorious Jervis Bay.
Come relax and enjoy a cool drink. Our courtesy bus will pick you up.
Also renowned are the Husky Sports Bowling Greens, often said to be the best in the area by visiting bowlers.
Superb family dining
Our Chinese dining menu is scrumptious and our Husky Sports hospitality is second to none.
So if you are visiting beautiful Huskisson then you need to visit the Husky Sports. Enjoy all that Husky has to offer.
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Husky Sports
336 Huskisson RdCome relax and enjoy a cool drink. Our courtesy bus will pick you up.
Also renowned are the Husky Sports Bowling Greens, often said to be the best in the area by visiting bowlers.
Superb family dining
Our Chinese dining menu is scrumptious and our Husky Sports hospitality is second to none.
So if you are visiting beautiful Huskisson then you need to visit the Husky Sports. Enjoy all that Husky has to offer.
Wineries
The Shoalhaven Coast wine growing region stretches from Kiama in the North to Durras in the South, and west to Kangaroo Valley, on the South Coast NSW. The region has flourished over the past 20 years.
The Shoalhaven Coast wine trail meanders through luscious green valleys and overlooks some of the country’s most pristine beaches. It is one of the few regions in Australia where visitors have the unique experience of meeting vignerons and wine makers at cellar doors.
The Cellar Door is open 7 days a week, 11am – 5pm, every day except Christmas Day.
At Silos Restaurant our food is contemporary. It’s honest and fresh, farm-style food. Our menus reflect the way we like to dine. You’ll see (and taste) that our dishes can be enjoyed all to yourself, or share-style for a true feast.
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Silos Estate Berry
B640 Princes HwyThe Cellar Door is open 7 days a week, 11am – 5pm, every day except Christmas Day.
At Silos Restaurant our food is contemporary. It’s honest and fresh, farm-style food. Our menus reflect the way we like to dine. You’ll see (and taste) that our dishes can be enjoyed all to yourself, or share-style for a true feast.
The history of Coolangatta Estate stretches back to the early 19th Century. The Estate is the site of the first European settlement on the South Coast of NSW, Australia.
You are invited to taste our estate-grown wines from the cellar door, take a stroll through our historic grounds or enjoy the views and fresh local produce in our restaurant.
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Coolangatta Estate
1335 Bolong RdThe history of Coolangatta Estate stretches back to the early 19th Century. The Estate is the site of the first European settlement on the South Coast of NSW, Australia.
You are invited to taste our estate-grown wines from the cellar door, take a stroll through our historic grounds or enjoy the views and fresh local produce in our restaurant.
A boutique winery and vineyard located 12km from Berry, Two Figs winery sits proudly at the top of one of Mount Coolangatta’s foothills overlooking the Shoalhaven River and offers a simply breathtaking view of the river and beyond.
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Two Figs Winery
905 Bolong RdA boutique winery and vineyard located 12km from Berry, Two Figs winery sits proudly at the top of one of Mount Coolangatta’s foothills overlooking the Shoalhaven River and offers a simply breathtaking view of the river and beyond.
Cambewarra Estate Winery lies at the foothills of the majestic Cambewarra Mountain in the Shoalhaven Coast wine region. The Estate features a cellar door, restaurant, high tea.
Cambewarra Estate Restaurant
Head chef Chris Armstrong develops menus that demonstrate his passion for using fresh local produce and cooking classical French, Spanish and South American inspired food.
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Cambewarra Estate Winery
520 Illaroo RdCambewarra Estate Winery lies at the foothills of the majestic Cambewarra Mountain in the Shoalhaven Coast wine region. The Estate features a cellar door, restaurant, high tea.
Cambewarra Estate Restaurant
Head chef Chris Armstrong develops menus that demonstrate his passion for using fresh local produce and cooking classical French, Spanish and South American inspired food.
Perhaps aA little far for a day trip, so you should consider staying the night. Once an abandoned creamery dating back to 1851, it has been transformed into a cellar door.
The Cupitts sure know how to embrace country living, producing not only wine, but also cheese, cattle and beer on their pristine Ulladulla property. Second-generation winemakers Tom and Wally are now in charge of all things fermented, leaving mum and dad to tend to the cows and make cheese. The family team takes a different approach on to winemaking, utilising using old-world techniques discovered whilst while working in European wineries. The resulting wines are complex, yet balanced and stay true to their regional and varietal characteristics.
A once abandoned creamery dating back to 1851 has been transformed into the estates cellar door, it provides a fitting old world feel to match the wine. Perched on a subtle rise above the surrounding property, you can start by sampling the range here, slowly making your way over to the adjacent bar to try the brothers’ craft brews. The winery’s award-winning restaurant that offers revolves around seasonal food produce with traditional french French and english British influences. After all, this is wine that was made to be enjoyed with food.
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I-Cupitts Winery
58 Washburton Rd Perhaps aA little far for a day trip, so you should consider staying the night. Once an abandoned creamery dating back to 1851, it has been transformed into a cellar door.
The Cupitts sure know how to embrace country living, producing not only wine, but also cheese, cattle and beer on their pristine Ulladulla property. Second-generation winemakers Tom and Wally are now in charge of all things fermented, leaving mum and dad to tend to the cows and make cheese. The family team takes a different approach on to winemaking, utilising using old-world techniques discovered whilst while working in European wineries. The resulting wines are complex, yet balanced and stay true to their regional and varietal characteristics.
A once abandoned creamery dating back to 1851 has been transformed into the estates cellar door, it provides a fitting old world feel to match the wine. Perched on a subtle rise above the surrounding property, you can start by sampling the range here, slowly making your way over to the adjacent bar to try the brothers’ craft brews. The winery’s award-winning restaurant that offers revolves around seasonal food produce with traditional french French and english British influences. After all, this is wine that was made to be enjoyed with food.
Attractions - Sports and Leisure
With some of the whitest sand beaches in the world and gentle aqua waters, Jervis Bay is one of Australia's most popular seaside destinations.
It's hard to resist the powder-fine sand and clear turquoise waters of Jervis Bay, on the New South Wales South Coast. The beaches are among the safest and most beautiful in the country. Add amazing scuba diving opportunities, whale and dolphin watching cruises, fantastic bush campsites and quaint coastal villages, and Jervis Bay oozes summer charm.
Booderee is home to one of Australia’s most stunning national parks.
Crystal-clear waters meet beautiful white sand beaches, while high cliffs and historic relics overlook the majestic Pacific Ocean.
Booderee National Park features extraordinary native wildlife and is adorned with expansive botanic gardens.
Booderee National Park and Botanic Gardens are located in the Jervis Bay Territory of Australia. The reserve is composed of two sections: the Bherwerre Peninsula, on the southern foreshore of Jervis .
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Booderee National Park
Jervis Bay RoadBooderee is home to one of Australia’s most stunning national parks.
Crystal-clear waters meet beautiful white sand beaches, while high cliffs and historic relics overlook the majestic Pacific Ocean.
Booderee National Park features extraordinary native wildlife and is adorned with expansive botanic gardens.
Booderee National Park and Botanic Gardens are located in the Jervis Bay Territory of Australia. The reserve is composed of two sections: the Bherwerre Peninsula, on the southern foreshore of Jervis .
Jervis Bay Wild has been operating for 9 years and proudly showcases the beautiful eco system and marine life (Dolphins, Whales & Seals) of Jervis Bay Marine Park in Huskisson, South Coast of New South Wales.Jervis Bay is renowned for its natural beauty and extraordinary wildlife, such as dolphins, seals, sea birds, fairy penguins and migrating whales (from May through November). Rich in Australian history, Aboriginal culture and geological marvels, Jervis Bay is also famous for its diving, exceptionally clear water.
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Jervis Bay Wild
15 Field StJervis Bay Wild has been operating for 9 years and proudly showcases the beautiful eco system and marine life (Dolphins, Whales & Seals) of Jervis Bay Marine Park in Huskisson, South Coast of New South Wales.Jervis Bay is renowned for its natural beauty and extraordinary wildlife, such as dolphins, seals, sea birds, fairy penguins and migrating whales (from May through November). Rich in Australian history, Aboriginal culture and geological marvels, Jervis Bay is also famous for its diving, exceptionally clear water.
Our mission is to educate visitors, helping them to discover the natural wonders of Jervis Bay Marine Park, whilst enhancing the protection of the Bays’ marine inhabitants. We are committed to providing quality life experiences and unrivaled service to our customers through responsible and sustainable, nature based tourism, protecting Jervis Bay’s treasures for today and for the future.
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Dolphin Watch Cruises Jervis Bay
58 Owen StOur mission is to educate visitors, helping them to discover the natural wonders of Jervis Bay Marine Park, whilst enhancing the protection of the Bays’ marine inhabitants. We are committed to providing quality life experiences and unrivaled service to our customers through responsible and sustainable, nature based tourism, protecting Jervis Bay’s treasures for today and for the future.
Based in Huskisson, Jervis Bay on the South Coast of NSW and only 2.5hrs south of Sydney, we have a diverse marine environment that can be utilised all year around. With 2 dive boats, on site accommodation on the main street of Huskisson and over 50 dive sites we can meet all your diving needs. We guarantee the highest standards of quality in terms of teaching, safety and services.
Diving in Jervis Bay is an experience not to be missed, with postcard white sandy beaches and deep water not far off shore, we're lucky to get some of the best temperate water diving in the country. With everything you need to get started in diving or for that next dive adventure, we're ready to get salty and show you whats in our backyard.
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Dive Jervis Bay
2 Owen StBased in Huskisson, Jervis Bay on the South Coast of NSW and only 2.5hrs south of Sydney, we have a diverse marine environment that can be utilised all year around. With 2 dive boats, on site accommodation on the main street of Huskisson and over 50 dive sites we can meet all your diving needs. We guarantee the highest standards of quality in terms of teaching, safety and services.
Diving in Jervis Bay is an experience not to be missed, with postcard white sandy beaches and deep water not far off shore, we're lucky to get some of the best temperate water diving in the country. With everything you need to get started in diving or for that next dive adventure, we're ready to get salty and show you whats in our backyard.
Jervis Bay Stand Up Paddle provide stand up paddle board hire in Jervis Bay for people of all age ranges, which is why the water sport has proved to be such a hit. Whether it’s your first time taking to the sea on a paddle board or you’re a little more experienced, it’s certainly a water sport that can be enjoyed by everyone.
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Jervis Bay Stand Up Paddle
2 Erina RdJervis Bay Stand Up Paddle provide stand up paddle board hire in Jervis Bay for people of all age ranges, which is why the water sport has proved to be such a hit. Whether it’s your first time taking to the sea on a paddle board or you’re a little more experienced, it’s certainly a water sport that can be enjoyed by everyone.
Enjoy Bay & Basin Leisure Centre. Indoor swim and fitness centre which includes a water slide.
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Bay & Basin Leisure Centre
The Wool RoadEnjoy Bay & Basin Leisure Centre. Indoor swim and fitness centre which includes a water slide.
For those looking for on the water experiences or training, JBK has a large fleet of kayaks, Stand-Up-Paddle Boards (SUPs) and fishing kayaks available for hire. We also run a fortnightly paddle group and offer one on one demo paddles all year round for those wishing to try some kayaks or stand up paddle boards to see what would suit them best. We also offer guided experiences with local kayak guides, training and sea kayak lessons.
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Jervis Bay Kayak and Paddlesports Co.
15 Hawke StFor those looking for on the water experiences or training, JBK has a large fleet of kayaks, Stand-Up-Paddle Boards (SUPs) and fishing kayaks available for hire. We also run a fortnightly paddle group and offer one on one demo paddles all year round for those wishing to try some kayaks or stand up paddle boards to see what would suit them best. We also offer guided experiences with local kayak guides, training and sea kayak lessons.
Jervis Bay is a 102-square-kilometre oceanic bay and village on the south coast of New South Wales, Australia, said to possess the whitest sand in the world. A 70-square-kilometre area of land around the southern headland of the bay is a territory of the Commonwealth of Australia known as the Jervis Bay Territory.
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Jervis Bay
Jervis Bay is a 102-square-kilometre oceanic bay and village on the south coast of New South Wales, Australia, said to possess the whitest sand in the world. A 70-square-kilometre area of land around the southern headland of the bay is a territory of the Commonwealth of Australia known as the Jervis Bay Territory.