1932 - Getting to Jervis Bay by car, motor bike or bus and train 

Location: ,
Key Details: Jervis Bay 
Bookings and Enquiries
Email or Ph. (13) 3410   Fax - Mobile -
http://www.premierms.com.au/

Car Or Motor Bike

Travelling by car or motor bike we have found this site RAQC Trip Planer very helpful in planning your trip

Just put your start destination and then the Jervis Bay town you are travelling to and click search, this wil then generate a detailed route for you to follow

Bus and Train

Premier Motor Service and Pioneer Motor Service today boosts some of the most modern fleet of Scania coaches on the market. These five star coaches carry 57 to 60 passengers and are equipped with toilets, air conditioning, seat belts and boosts state of the art safety features.

Time Table to Bomaderry Rail Station, Coach Terminal, Stewart Place Nowra, Tomerong (REQUESTED STOP) at the Log Cabin, Princes Highway.

401 - Grand Pacific Drive  

Location: , North Wollongong
Key Details: Grand Pacific Drive is a breathtaking coastal drive just 1 hour south of Sydney. 
Bookings and Enquiries
Email or Ph. -  Fax - Mobile -
http://www.grandpacificdrive.com.au/

Just 1 hour south of Sydney, Grand Pacific Drive encompasses some of NSW’s most spectacular scenery and coastline.

Beginning at the Royal National Park (world’s second oldest), this magnificent driving route takes you through beautiful coastal rainforests and spectacular driving scenery with close proximity to sheer cliffs and the South Pacific Ocean.

The route then leads you across the impressive 665 metre Sea Cliff Bridge and quaint coastal villages boasting some of the states most beautiful beaches and rock pools.

Grand Pacific Drive takes you into Wollongong; a bustling coastal city with a vast array of attractions and activities for any visitor.

From Wollongong you can head south to Shellharbour, Kiama and Shoalhaven, or head west and travel over the escarpment to the Southern Highlands and then south to Canberra.

542 - Heritage Tourism Project  

Location: ,
Key Details: The South Coast is one of the top ten regions in Australia for domestic overnight cultural and heritage tourism visitors  
Bookings and Enquiries
Email or Ph. -  Fax - Mobile -
http://www.heritagetourism.com.au

"Whether natural, cultural or Indigenous heritage, or a combination of all three, Australia's regional heritage tourism importance cannot be underestimated. Heritage tourism has enormous potential for growth in regional communities." Australian Heritage Commission

NSW was ranked number one for cultural and heritage tourism visitors from both from within Australia and overseas in new figures from Tourism Research Australia. The research shows that cultural and heritage tourism is worth around $5.5 billion each year to the NSW State's economy.

There are around 1.3 million international cultural and heritage tourism visitors to NSW each year. These visitors spend around $3.1 billion in the State.

828 - Historical Bundanon 

Location: Illaroo Road, West Cambewarra
Key Details: Experience the extraordinary magic of BUNDANON, artist Arthur Boyds  
Bookings and Enquiries
Email or Ph. (02) 4423 5999  Fax - Mobile -
http://www.bundanon.com.au

Wonder at the beauty and contrasts within the Shoalhaven River setting, discover the talent of four generations of gifted artists, and see for yourself the studio where Arthur Boyd created his masterpieces.

Every Sunday, enter 10.30am -1pm, exit 1.30 - 4pm
$11 adults, $9.90 concessions, $38.50 family groups

1276 - Huskisson Carnival – Better Amusement – Joylands 

Location: The Oval, Huskisson
Key Details: 7pm to 10pm daily 26th December to 26 January, Easter White Sands Carnival Yearly 
Bookings and Enquiries
Email or Ph. (02) 9606 9212  Fax (02) 9606 0936 Mobile (04) 1827 5473
http://www.joylands.com.au

The Famous Huskisson Carnival A The Oval Huskisson Nightly 7pm to 10pm daily 26th December to 26 January

As one of Australia’s largest outdoor amusement companies, Better Amusement Hire – Joylands are committed to creating a carnival like you’ve never seen before!

From start to finish we have the equipment, the management, the staff and the experience to provide a captivating carnival area with an appealing design and safe exciting rides.

Fun, thrills, adventure, food and laughter at Better Amusement Hire – Joylands there are no boundaries.

YOU’VE TRIED THE REST NOW EXPERIENCE THE BEST!!!

1809 - Huskisson Chamber of Commerce and Tourism 

Location: , Huskisson
Key Details: Huskisson the gateway to Jervis Bay 
Bookings and Enquiries
Email or Ph. 02 44418668   Fax - Mobile -
http://www.huskisson.asn.au

Huskisson the gateway to Jervis Bay, mainland Australia's first coastal plastic bag free town, is just a two and a half hours drive from Sydney and Canberra.
Situated on the foreshores of Jervis Bay, Huskisson provides all the services for great holidays through the year.

A wide variety of shops, eateries, beaches, land and water activies and accommodation makes Huskisson the ideal holiday destination.

Monthly markets, held every second Sunday of the month at the sports ground acroos from the Huskisson Police Station.

1739 - Jamberoo Action Park  

Location: Jamberoo Road, , Jamberoo
Key Details: Where you control the action - thrills & spills for the whole family. 
Bookings and Enquiries
Email or Ph. (02) 4236 0114  Fax - Mobile -
http://www.jamberoo.net

Come control the action at NSW’s biggest fun park! Have the time of your life in just over an hour from Sydney.

Whether it’s thrills, spills or just a great day out with family or friends, we’ve got more rides and relaxation than you can handle!

Can you do it all in one day?







Will You Be Brave Enough?

It’s Jamberoo’s biggest water thrill ride yet and guaranteed to get your heart pounding!

Now Open at Jamberoo Action Park

1758 - Jervis Bay & Basin Arts inc Presents See Change 2010 

Location: , Jervis Bay
Key Details: See Change Art Festival 2008  
Bookings and Enquiries
Email or Ph. -  Fax - Mobile -
http://www.jervisbayarts.asn.au

See Change Art Festival 2010

Full details at www.jervisbayarts.asn.au

579 - Jervis Bay Marine Park  

Location: , Huskisson
Key Details: The marine park covers an area of approximately 22,000 hectares and spans over 100km of coastline and adjacent ocean 
Bookings and Enquiries
Email or Ph. (02) 4441 7752  Fax (02) 4441 7756 Mobile -
http://www.mpa.nsw.gov.au/jbmp.html

Jervis Bay Marine Park is approximately 180km south of Sydney and 20km south east of Nowra, in the Batemans marine bioregion. The marine park covers an area of approximately 22,000 hectares and spans over 100km of coastline and adjacent ocean, extending from Kinghorn Point in the north to Sussex Inlet in the south and including most of Jervis Bay.

The marine park is a multiple-use park that aims to conserve marine biological diversity and marine habitats, while catering for a broad range of recreational and commercial activities.

Click Here for Angler's guide to Jervis Bay Marine Park

Recreational fishing is permitted in many areas of the Jervis Bay Marine Park. This is an interactive guide, using maps, to show anglers where they can fish and any restrictions.

583 - Jervis Bay National Park 

Location: , Jervis Bay
Key Details: Sections of the park fringe Jervis Bay, St Georges Basin and ocean beaches. 
Bookings and Enquiries
NO EMAIL or Ph. -  Fax - Mobile -
http://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au

Highlights: Sections of the park fringe Jervis Bay, St Georges Basin and ocean beaches. The area is rich in Aboriginal heritage, includes important wetlands - including Lake Wollumboola - and preserves a flourishing diversity of plants and animals. It lies next to the Commonwealth-managed Booderee National Park.

Activities: The forest, bays and beaches are great for swimming, bushwalking, birdwatching or just enjoying the tranquillity. Greenfield Beach has visitor facilities, including electric barbecues, toilets, a shelter shed and wheelchair access to the beach. From Greenfield Beach you can follow information signs on the White Sands Walk along the coast to Hyams Beach and return via the Scribbly Gum Track.

Hammerhead Point near Currarong and Red Point near Callala Bay on the northern side of the bay have picnic areas with toilets. Camping is not permitted in the park but the nearby villages provide a range of accommodation, including camping grounds and caravan parks. You'll also find camping grounds such as Green Patch in Booderee National Park.

1510 - Jervis Bay Public Internet Access: 

Location: , Huskisson and Vincentia
Key Details: Public Internet Access available Huskisson Vincentia Jervis Bay 
Bookings and Enquiries
Email or Ph. -  Fax - Mobile -
http://www.tourismjervisbay.com.au/internet_access

Jervis Bay Public Internet Access:

Bayview Bakery – Cafe
Location: Vincentia On the Round-a bout

Access By: ADSL + Wireless Hotspot
Terminals: 1
Cost $3.00 per 15 min or part thereof
Printer : Yes Color/BW
Media Card Reader: No

Huskisson Bakery – Cafe
Location: Huskisson

Access By: ADSL
Terminals: 1
Cost $3.00 per 15 min or part thereof
Printer : No
Media Card Reader: No

Huskisson Beach Resort
Location: Huskisson

Access By: ADSL
Terminals: 2
Cost $2.00 per 15 min or part thereof
Printer : No
Media Card Reader: No

Jervis Bay Sea Sports
Location: Huskisson

Access By: ADSL
Terminals: 1 (more on the way)
Cost $3.00 per 15 min or part thereof
Printer : Yes Color/BW
Media Card Reader: Yes

506 - Jervis Bay Whale Watching Festival 

Location: , Jervis Bay
Key Details: Jervis Bay Eco Tourism - whales, seals & dolphins wild in their natural environment.  
Bookings and Enquiries
NO EMAIL or Ph. -  Fax - Mobile -
http://www.tourismjervisbay.com.au/whale_watching_jervis_bay.asp

Jervis Bay Whale Watching Festival is a celebration of Jervis Bays ability to showcase Eco Tourism at it's optimum.

Whales, seals & dolphins wild in their natural environment with a viewing option to suit all requirements, land based, commercial cruises to exclusive small eco cruises.

Visit the Jervis Bay Whale Watching Festival web site here

830 - Kangaroo Valley Pioneer Museum Park 

Location: Next to Hampden Bridge Moss Vale Rd, Kangaroo Valley
Key Details: Refresh … explore … indulge 
Bookings and Enquiries
Email or Ph. (02) 4465 1306  Fax - Mobile -
http://www.shoalhavenmuseums.com.au/pf.htm

Take a break and enjoy a picnic or a bushwalk perched on the banks of the lovely Kangaroo River. Explore the past – see the way our pioneering families lived and worked their farms in bygone days. A great way to indulge both body and mind – for all the family.

The Pioneer Museum Park is one of the major tourist attractions in Kangaroo Valley. The Museum Park, a self-funded, voluntary organisation, was established to give a snapshot of life in the 1800s when Kangaroo Valley was settled first by cedar timber cutters and later by farmers. The Park also manages and displays a collection of artefacts of the original Indigenous inhabitants of the area, the Wodi Wodi tribe.

There is a variety of activities for visitors to engage in within the Museum complex which covers an area of 2.5 hectares, some being a relocated family homestead over 100 years old along with farm buildings and equipment used during the early pioneering days of Kangaroo Valley.

Friday to Monday, and by appointment Summer: 10am - 4pm, Winter: 11am - 3pm
$4 adults, $3.50 seniors, $2.50 children $10 family groups (2 adults + children)

Groups over 12 at reduced rates.

194 - Kangaroo Valley Tourist Association 

Location: , Kangaroo Valley
Key Details: Australias first plastic bag free town 
Bookings and Enquiries
Email or Ph. -  Fax - Mobile -
http://www.kangaroovalleytourist.asn.au

All About Kangaroo Valley
Kangaroo Valley is a stunningly beautiful valley surrounded by steep escarpments, nestled between the white beaches of the South Coast and the Southern Highlands in New South Wales. It is reputed to be one of only seven fully enclosed valleys in the world.

It is difficult to do justice to the beauty of Kangaroo Valley. In fact the valley’s first European explorer, George Evans, described a view that “no painter could beautify”.

The combination of rainforest clinging to the steep slopes of the escarpment, the splendour of the river as it weaves its way through the countryside, the patchwork quilt of farms, and the small creeks which cross the valley, all make it a special and strikingly attractive place. These qualities have been recognised by the National Trust, which classified the village in 1977.

Kangaroo Valley is only two hours from Sydney and Canberra, so why be anywhere else?

829 - Meroogal  

Location: Cnr West & Worrigee Streets, Nowra
Key Details: Built 1885 
Bookings and Enquiries
Email or Ph. (02) 4421 8150  Fax - Mobile -
http://www.shoalhavenmuseums.com.au/m.htm

A personal look into the family life of four generations of women, a charming testament to early days and early ways.

713 - Mogo Zoo 

Location: 222 Tomakin Road, Mogo
Key Details: Mogo Zoo caters for endangered species and participates in animal breeding programs. 
Bookings and Enquiries
Email or Ph. (02) 4474 4930  Fax (02) 4474 4855 Mobile -
http://www.mogozoo.com.au

Mogo Zoo is a privately owned zoo situated 10km south of Batemans Bay in the picturesque and historic gold mining village of Mogo.

We are an organisation committed to the survival of endangered animals and provide world standard facilities for over 100 animals of more than 38 rare and exotic species, including the rare white lions of 'Timbavati'.

Our Vision
To ensure the conservation of all endangered animals and their environment through a holistic approach to captive management and education.

Our Mission
To deliver the best possible care to animals exhibited in the zoo by providing excellence in dietary requirements, exhibit construction and husbandry skills.
To provide a sanctuary for displaced, endangered, exotic species due to the neglect and degradation of natural habitat.
To establish and maintain genetically viable and controlled regional and global breeding programs.
To offer our customers the best zoological experience by providing excellence in education, customer service and value for money.

Awards
Winner - South Coast Awards for Excellence in Tourism 2002, 2003, 2005 and 2006 - Regional Attraction

1459 - Nowra Wildlife Park 

Location: Rock Hill Road, North Nowra
Key Details: We have washed the kola’s, feed the kangaroo’s, tamed the cockatoo’s
So Where The Bloody Hell Are You ? 
Bookings and Enquiries
Email or Ph. (02) 4421 3949  Fax - Mobile -
http://www.nowrawildlifepark.com.au

Nowra Wildlife Park is the largest native animal park on the NSW South Coast and brings together over 100 species of native Australian animals, birds and reptiles. Set in 16 acres of native bushland and resting on the banks of the beautiful Shoalhaven River you’ll find plenty to see and do during your visit.
After spending time exploring the park you can relax with a picnic by the river, cook up a barbecue or eat in our riverside cafe while taking in the views.

And before you leave don’t forget to browse our gift shop where you’ll find a great selection of souvenirs to remind you of your visit.

Attractions at a glance - Keeper talks
We have two keeper talks daily at 10am and 2pm


Patting a Koala - Feed the kangaroos - Rainforest trek - Gift shop - Refreshments kiosk - Riverside cafe - Gas fired barbecues - Picnic areas

621 - SEE CHANGE ARTS FESTIVAL 2010 

Location: ,
Key Details: Will return in 2010 
Bookings and Enquiries
Email or Ph. -  Fax - Mobile -
http://www.jervisbayarts.asn.au

Against the backdrop of magnificent Jervis Bay and its beautiful surrounding areas, See Change Arts Festival offers seventeen days of art, music, performance, food, wine, word and family fun.

A wonderful winter celebration of coastal life, highlighting this regions cultural wealth. An exciting program of exhibitions and events with a strong sense of place. A brilliant way to warm up your winter.

801 - Shaolin Temple Jervis Bay Shoalhaven 

Location: , Jervis Bay Shoalhaven
Key Details: Obvious respect the Shaolin monks had for the Australian bushland, and the regions unique flora and fauna, which they have promised to preserve. 
Bookings and Enquiries
Email or Ph. -  Fax - Mobile -
http://shaolin-temple.gungfu.com

This week's visit to the Shoalhaven by leader and Abbot of the Shaolin Buddhist order, the Venerable Shi Yong Xin, has revealed a number of impressive statistics associated with the planned temple, teaching, tourist, cultural and residential complex.
The total value of the development planned for the 1248 hectare Comberton Grange property has been put at $750 million, however its value to the local economy goes far beyond that.

Shoalhaven tourism manager Tom Phillips has estimated the tourism boost the temple and associated development would provide to the Shoalhaven would be 150,000 international and 300,000 domestic visitors each year.
And he said those figures were conservative and, more importantly, would not be as seasonal as the region's existing market.

That level of visitation would bring $171 million annually into the Shoalhaven and $316 million into the NSW economy, generating 3400 jobs throughout the State - half of them within the Shoalhaven.

Also impressive is the temple's potential impact the region's growing move into higher education, with the Chinese education system giving permission for training doctors in traditional Chinese medicine at the planned complex.

But even more impressive than the figures was the obvious respect the Shaolin monks had for the Australian bushland, and the regions unique flora and fauna, which they have promised to preserve.

Indeed, areas planned for development comprised sections already cleared and a degraded pine plantation, leaving the native bushland virtually untouched.

Clearly with so many benefits, this is a development ideally suited to an environmentally sensitive region like ours.

826 - Shoalhaven City Arts Centre 

Location: 11 Berry Street, Nowra
Key Details: Features four exhibition galleries, a gallery shop, 
Bookings and Enquiries
Email or Ph. (02) 4422 0648  Fax - Mobile -
http://www.shoalhavenmuseums.com.au/sca.htm

The Arts in Shoalhaven!

Galleries and workshop room available for hire to community for arts/cultural activity

Throughout the year there are many active projects including artists working in the community, designing and/or creating public art. Find out What's happening during Summer, Autumn and Winter 2005/6

A management committee of the Shoalhaven City Council whose role is to enrich, celebrate and develop The Arts for the benefit, esteem and image of the whole Shoalhaven Community.

The Shoalhaven Arts Board is charged with the development of, and support for, The Arts in the City of Shoalhaven.



Tuesday to Friday 10am - 4pm.
Saturday and Sunday 11am - 3pm. Closed Monday,
Good Friday, Christmas Day, Boxing Day Entry free

271 - Shoalhaven Coast Wine Industry Association Inc.  

Location: ,
Key Details: The region now boasts 19 wine grape growers, 11 cellar doors and 6 operating wineries  
Bookings and Enquiries
Email or Ph. -  Fax - Mobile -
http://www.shoalhavencoast.com.au/

Shoalhaven Coast Wine Industry Association Inc. (SCWIA Inc.)., formerly known as the Shoalhaven Coast Grape Growers and Winemakers Association Inc., was renamed in 2003 to reflect the changing nature of the association. From a loosely bound group of grape growers, wine makers and social members the SCWIA Inc. has found a new direction, committed philosophically and financially to the advancement of the region by co-operative marketing and education.

Following sponsorship by SCWIA Inc. the Shoalhaven Coast Wine Region was granted GI (Geographic Indication) recognition in August 2002, becoming Australia’s 95th wine region. In the same year the region was the subject of a phylloxera survey, by the Department of Agriculture, which found the region to be free of the disease and has moved towards being formally declared phylloxera-free by 2004.

The region now boasts 19 wine grape growers, 11 cellar doors and 6 operating wineries with a total production of 500 tonnes or approximately 400,000 bottles.

827 - Shoalhaven Museum & Arts Trail 

Location: , Shoalhaven
Key Details: Berry, Bundanon, Huskisson, Kangaroo Valley, Meroogal, Nowra and Tobourie Lake 
Bookings and Enquiries
Email or Ph. -  Fax - Mobile -
http://www.shoalhavenmuseums.com.au

Pay the normal entry at any one of the following venues to receive a discounted entry at the other museums on the trail.

Meander through the historic and cultural sites of the Shoalhaven, from Lake Tabourie in the South to Berry in the North. Pick up a discount pass in local visitor centres or at any of the museums and galleries to receive discounted entry at every other participating SMART centres.

299 - South Coast Leisure Times 

Location: Suite 29, The Plaza Princes Highway, Ulladulla
Key Details: Milton Ulladulla Publishing Pty Ltd - Our professional team is 
Bookings and Enquiries
Email or Ph. (02) 4454 0160  Fax (02) 4455 5723 Mobile -
http://www.southcoastleisuretimes.com.au

You can now travel 300 kms along the South Coast from Helensburgh to Bega through the colour pages of the award winning online travel magazine. Find up to date information on: Where to stay ~ Where to Eat ~ What to do ~ Art Galleries.
The web site will be updated every month giving you access to the most up todate on the South Coast on the internet.
Copies of the South Coast Leisure Magazine are available free of charge, 7 days a week from 1200 outlets between Helensburgh and Bega - plus over 60 coastal and regional NSW tourist information centres including Sydney, Canberra and Melbourne, the high profile South Coast Leisure Times has a distribution second to none.
Our magazine - South Coast Leisure Times is published bi-monthly with over 350,000 copies printed annually.

109 - South Coast Regional Tourism Organisation Inc 

Location: ,
Key Details: - 
Bookings and Enquiries
Email or Ph. -  Fax - Mobile -
http://www.southcoast.net.au

The South Coast of New South Wales

Sensational beaches, dramatic headlands, clean rivers and lakes and quaint villages. And with dense forested mountains providing a dramatic backdrop.

The region stretches from Berry and Kangaroo Valley just north of Nowra, south for four hours by car to Eden, just north of the Victorian border. The Princes Highway forms a popular coastal route from Sydney to Melbourne.

831 - Tabourie Lake Museum 

Location: Princes Hwy, Lake Tabourie
Key Details: Step back in time 
Bookings and Enquiries
Email or Ph. (02) 4457 3269  Fax - Mobile -
http://www.shoalhavenmuseums.com.au/tl.htm

Tabourie Lake Museum

Step back in time with one man's personal collection of 19th and 20th
century memorabilia, geological specimens and Aboriginal artefacts.


Open weekends, public holidays and school holidays 10am - 4pm,
tours on request. $2.50 adults, children $1, family groups $6, special group rates.

810 - The Fleet Air Arm Museum  

Location: 489A Albatross Road , Nowra
Key Details: SUPERSTARS OF THE SKIES  
Bookings and Enquiries
Email or Ph. (02) 4424 1920  Fax (02) 4424 1999 Mobile -
http://www.navy.gov.au/faam

The Fleet Air Arm Museum

Formerly know as Austrlia's Museum Of Flight The Fleet Air Arm Museum is located at 489A Albatross Road, 8 km south west of Nowra and just outside the main gates of the Royal Australian Naval Air Station, HMAS Albatross.

The Museum boasts a 6,000 square metres, two-storey exhibition centre, souvenir shop, cafe, function centre, theatre and airfield viewing platform. The Museum is open seven days a week all year (except for Christmas, Boxing and New Years Days. Pre-booked guided tours are also available, for groups of twenty or more.

The museum's verandah overlooks the historic airfield at HMAS Albatross which has variously served the RAAF, the USAAC, the Royal Navy, the RNZAF and the RAN for more than half a century.

Admission Prices & Opening Hours
Adult & Pensioner $7, Child U/18 Free
Open everyday 10.00 am - 4.00 pm.

715 - TJB Members - South Coast Tourism Awards 2006 Winners  

Location: ,
Key Details: To the winners your association congratulates you on your success  
Bookings and Enquiries
NO EMAIL or Ph. -  Fax - Mobile -
http://www.tourismjervisbay.com.au

Tourism Jervis Bay Members South Coast Tourism Awards 2006 Winners

Accommodation up to 4* AAA Rating
Winner - Bewong River Retreat

Tour Operator
Winner - Dolphin Watch Cruises Huskisson

Regional Winery
Winner - Coolangatta Estate and Winery

Aboriginal, Cultural & Heritage Tourism
Winner - Lady Denman Heritage Complex

Tourism Jervis Bay Members South Coast Tourism Awards 2006 Encouragement or Distinction

Adventure and Eco Tourism
Encouragement - Jervis Bay Sailing Charters

Cabins Cottages and Units - self contained
Encouragement - Woollamia Village Retreat

General Tourism Services including Media and Retailing
Distinction - Jervis Bay Promotions Inc - Tourism Jervis Bay

Marketing & Promotional Campaigns
Distinction - Dolphin Watch Cruises

Tourism Restaurants
Distinction - Seagrass Brasserie

105 - Tourism Australia 

Location: ,
Key Details: * 
Bookings and Enquiries
Email or Ph. -  Fax - Mobile -
http://www.tourism.australia.com

Australia is the sixth largest country in the world. It's about the same size as the 48 mainland states of the USA and 50 per cent larger than Europe, but has the lowest population density in the world - only two people per square kilometre. Beaches galore Australia boasts over 7,000 beaches - more than any other nation.

102 - Tourism Eurobodalla Nature Coast  

Location: ,
Key Details: * 
Bookings and Enquiries
Email or Ph. -  Fax - Mobile -
http://www.naturecoast-tourism.com.au

Welcome to the Eurobodalla Nature Coast We have 120km of one of the most beautiful coastlines in Australia and a stunning hinter-land of National Parks and State Forests. There are championship golf courses, modern eateries and beautiful art galleries and artists studios. Or try the heritage villages and art and craft shops to find that special memento. So come on, explore, fish, dive, bushwalk and get stuck into the freshest seafood imaginable. Or maybe just simply kick back and relax...

101 - Tourism Illawarra  

Location: ,
Key Details: - 
Bookings and Enquiries
Email or Ph. -  Fax - Mobile -
http://www.illawarratourism.com.au

Welcome to Sydney's South Coast…………….

Imagine a sparkling river meandering through picturesque countryside, spilling over breathtaking falls and sauntering on to a magnificent ocean delta.

A visit to the Illawarra region offers a river of living treasures and if you decide to follow its path you will be rewarded with many unforgettable experiences.

376 - Tourism Jervis Bay Visitors Centre 

Location: At The Huskisson Trading Post , Huskisson
Key Details: Located as you enter Huskisson/Jervis Bay just past the Police Station. 
Bookings and Enquiries
Email or Ph. -  Fax - Mobile -
http://www.tourismjervisbay.com.au/tourism_jervis_bay_visitors_centre.asp

Click on image to view Tourism Tourism Jervis Bays Online Visitors Centre.

The Tourism Jervis Bay Visitors Centre is located inside the Huskisson Trading Post as you enter Huskisson/Jervis Bay, look for the large information sign as you enter Huskisson.

Tourism Jervis Bay - The Free Jervis Bay Map Printable Version Here.

107 - Tourism Kiama 

Location: ,
Key Details: - 
Bookings and Enquiries
Email or Ph. -  Fax - Mobile -
http://www.kiama.com.au

Welcome to Kiama -on Sydney's South Coast

We are only 90 minutes south of Sydney, 30 minutes from the Southern Highlands, 2 hours drive from Canberra-Australia's Capital and 1 hours drive from Jervis Bay

Offering scenery you won't forget and memories to last you a lifetime, the Kiama area has all the ingredients for the perfect holiday.

104 - Tourism NSW 

Location: ,
Key Details: - 
Bookings and Enquiries
Email or Ph. -  Fax - Mobile -
http://www.visitnsw.com.au/

"A beautiful region blessed with crystal-clear waters, deserted beaches and lush hinterland ..."

Welcome to the South Coast of New South Wales – a beautiful region blessed with crystal-clear waters, deserted beaches and lush hinterland. You'll feel a million miles away from care as you experience everything from fine dining to adrenalin sports and quaint villages to galleries and events. Discover today why the So