Jervis Bay

By: Colourful Trips Australia  07-Mar-2012
Keywords: Tours

Discover the Jewel of the South Coast, a nationally protected marine park and national park containing the whitest beaches in the world and home to dolphins and marine life. You'll jump on a cruise to relax and appreciate a truly stunning environment as well as walking on the world's whitest sand! Being home for thousand of years to Aboriginal people we visit a local Aboriginal man to hear his stories and learn how to throw a boomerang!

• Mt Bulli Lookout
  Our first stop is at at the stunning Mt Bulli Lookout overlooking the Illawarra escarpment with amazing views over the Wollongong coastline with its renowned beaches.
  
  
• Jervis Bay Marine Park
  Relax on a dolphin watch cruise of Jervis Bay Marine Park and feel the exaltation and thrill of wild nature as you get close to the local bottlenose dolphins that call this paradise home.
  
• Jervis Bay
  Hang out on a glorious beach with some of the whitest - and squeakiest - sand in the world! Take a swim in the clear, calm, turquoise waters. (conditions permitting) 
  
• Boomerang Throwing
  You'll meet Laddie Timbrey, an elderly Aboriginal man, who produces authentic artwork and artefacts sold in his shop. Laddie's specialty is burning-in - a technique for burning designs into wood. There are also many beautifully decorated artefacts including boomerangs and didgeridoos from Aboriginal artists in regional New South Wales and around Australia.
  
• Whale Watching
  FREE UPGRADE - from late May to early November the Southern Humpback whales migrate along Australia's east coast. Your cruise will be extended to 3 hours at no extra cost so you can observe these mighty creatures up close.  
  
• Berry
  With its historic buildings and leafy surrounds, Berry is a delightful village where we stop for refreshments on our way back to Sydney. In the past few years Berry has become a favourite refuge for Sydneysiders seeking fresher air and a less hectic lifestyle. Set amongst rolling green hills with the Cambewarra range providing a stunning backdrop, the landscape is unparalleled in NSW.