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NSW Jervis Bay National Park
📍 NSW
About NSW Jervis Bay National Park
Jervis Bay National Park protects 48 square kilometres of pristine south coast landscape anchored by Hyams Beach, renowned for its powder-white sand and seasonal whale watching. Visitors explore windswept heathlands home to ground parrots and eastern bristlebirds, walk beside clear waters teeming with dolphins, and discover the area'\''s deep Aboriginal heritage spanning thousands of years.
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3 years ago
Amazing place! We had a lot of fun in there. Wildlife, beautiful rainbow lorikeets, white sandy beaches and great experience for snorkeling, but downside is that it is bit expensive and crowded.
7 years ago
Stunning white Sandy beaches... not overly crowded... Head into the national park for amazing camping spots ❤️🏕️
7 years ago
Never have enough of this place. Visited for the second time and spent 2 nights and 3 days. Short drive from Canberra.. many beaches.. whitest sand.. broad beaches and many more
8 years ago
Wonderful place to explore with abundant wildlife. The beaches are spectacular, and rich in sea life. Not uncommon it see pods of dolphin playing in the bay and rays playing in the waves. Part of it was closed due to a bushfire in September 2017 restricting access to the lighthouse.
8 years ago
So incredibly beautiful here! Would come every weekend if I could. Not even that far from Sydney. Whitest beaches in the world!! Go now!
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NSW Jervis Bay National Park is in NSW, Australia. GPS: -35.04623, 150.66934.
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