• Jervis Bay - Discover the pristine white sands of Jervis Bay, often likened to the idyllic beaches of the Whitsundays. Renowned for its crystal-clear waters, breathtaking national parks, and abundant wildlife—including opportunities for whale and dolphin watching—Jervis Bay is a haven for nature enthusiasts.

As the journey unfolds along the scenic South Coast, travelers will be treated to spectacular ocean views and a memorable coffee stop. The route includes a pass by the largest Buddhist temple in the southern hemisphere, an impressive architectural marvel created by the Chinese community. A visit to the famous Kiama Blowhole, the largest of its kind globally, offers a glimpse of one of nature’s wonders. Following this, lunch will be enjoyed in a peaceful coastal town, with the option to join a dolphin or whale watching tour. The day concludes at New South Wales’ whitest, most stunning beach, where relaxation and basking in the afternoon sun await. The return drive will traverse Sea Cliff Bridge and the Royal National Park.

• Dolphin Watch Cruises Jervis Bay - Delight in the stunning waters of Jervis Bay and its familiar and friendly local dolphin pods. The chartered vessel is exceptional and safe for tourists, boasting over 30 years of local experience. Admission or entry is included in this tour for dolphin or whale watching.

Please note - Whale watching season begins in May.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• In-person Guide: English
• Dolphin Watch Cruises Jervis Bay - Ticket included or free

• Lunch
• Alcoholic Beverages
• Tea and coffee

Discover the pristine white sands of Jervis Bay, often likened to the idyllic beaches of the Whitsundays. Renowned for its crystal-clear waters, breathtaking national parks, and rich wildlife—including opportunities for whale and dolphin watching—Jervis Bay is a haven for nature enthusiasts. As the journey unfolds along the scenic South Coast, enjoy stunning ocean vistas and a memorable coffee break with a view. The route includes a pass by the largest Buddhist temple in the southern hemisphere, an impressive architectural feat by the Chinese community. A visit to the renowned Kiama Blowhole, the largest of its kind globally, offers a glimpse of one of nature’s marvels. Following this, enjoy lunch in a serene coastal town, with the option to join a dolphin or whale watching tour. The day concludes at New South Wales’ whitest, most spectacular beach, where relaxation and sunbathing await. The return drive will traverse Sea Cliff Bridge and the Royal National Park.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.