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Jervis Bay Stand Up Paddle

Jervis Bay, Woollamia NSW 2540

It looks so hard yet this sport is remarkably easy on flat water, particularly if you are shown the correct techniques and are on the right board. We are confident that all of our clients will be successfully stand up paddling by the end of their first lesson.

This sport works every single muscle in your body the whole time you are balancing on the board and yet you don't feel like you are doing anything at all. As a bonus the paddling motion builds core strength and helps turn that keg back into a six-pack!

Jervis Bay Stand Up Paddle offers quality instruction in an encouraging and supportive environment. We have a fleet of quality boards and offer lessons, tours and equipment hire.

All of our instructors are qualified with the Academy of Surfing Instructors (ASI). We are an ASI Accredited school and abide by the high international standards for Stand Up Paddle school operations. Our main instructor is a late bloomer in water sports and has particular empathy for other women wanting to experience a new and exciting activity.

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Jervis Bay Fishing and Charters

31 McArthur Drive, Falls Creek NSW 2540

Jervis Bay is a huge mass of water approximately 3 times the size of Sydney Harbour and its surrounding land mass projects approximately 16km at its most eastern point further to sea than the rest of the coast line.

The Bay is constantly being washed through by oceanic currents and for this reason it has earned a reputation amongst game fisherman along the east coast of Australia and probably the world as the best land based game fishing spots in the world for Marlin.

With a healthy population of pilchards and slimy mackerel and with the bait fish stocks rapidly increasing since all professional netting was shut down JB is a haven for predators feasting on the abundant bait. The Bay Sustains a resident pod of Bottlenose Dolphins,A Colony of Fairy Penguins ,a Seal colony and Migrating Humpback Whales.

Offshore there are 3 Canyons along the continental shelf with the middle canyon, known as the Kink being only 10 nautical miles form the mouth of the bay. There is an abundance of bait fish on these canyons with plenty of game fish hot on their tails.

Each year there are many marlin faught and tagged and many more faught and lost with some very large blue marlin being hooked regularly but few are landed. Many stories are told of the ones that got away!! The yellowfin and albacore fishing is also great with the yellowfin only really being absent for 5 to 6 months of the year.

We are truly blessed to be able to fish and experience a place so abundant in Marine Life.

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Valhalla Horse Riding

Falls Road, Falls Creek NSW 2540

Just 2 hours South of Sydney NSW, offering all you could want in an extended family holiday or quiet week end getaway.

Valhalla Horse Riding (an Appaloosa Stud) Offers Both School Holiday Camps & Farm Holidays.

Explore Currambene Creek in all its beauty and natural surrounds see Kangaroo's in the wild and plenty more of the furry marsupial kind to be spotted along the way.

Starting in the higher reaches of Falls Creek, it begins its journey seaward from the Old Princess Highway bridge ( Now closed to motorists ) then passes by Valhalla's banks where the fresh water meets the salt water followed closely by Woollamia a sheepish town that offers regional boat ramp access to Jervis bay via the small coastal town Husky (Huskisson).

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Bonsai at the Bay

6 Streamside St, Woollamia NSW 2540

Bonsai at the Bay is a bonsai nursery with a collection of over 1000 bonsai. They aim to provide a unique bonsai service with magnificent choice of quality pot and field grown bonsai. The growth, styling and quality is one of the best in Australia. Set amongst a stunning garden and surrounded by tall spotted gums, you can enjoy looking at the bonsai for as long as you like in a relaxed, no-pressure environment.

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Three Views walking track

Tallowa Dam Road, Moollattoo NSW 2540
12km (one way) - 5 hour - Easy difficulty As its name suggests, Three Views walking track incorporates three cliff-edge viewing points, each boasting a different sight. Spend the day walking the easy 12km track that follows the Brooks Plateau and Moolatoo Trig fire trails through open woodland and heath to your choice of viewing points.

Boyd Lookout

Twelve Mile Road, Wandandian NSW 2540
Boyd Lookout is located on the edge of Morton National Park and Macdonald State Forest with spectacular views of Lake Conjola and beaches to the south. It has a scenic lookout with views to the coast and of Pigeon House Mountain. Enjoy some of the short walks around the area, including the short walk to Granite Falls, with wildflowers such as boronia and flannel flowers blooming in the spring and early summer. Twelve Mile Road is an unsealed gravel road and may deteriorate at times due to weather conditions.
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Kladis Estate Wines

D2650 Princes Highway, Wandandian NSW 2540
Nestled on the New South Wales South Coast in the Shoalhaven, Kladis Estate Wines at Wandandian is only 10 minutes drive from Jervis Bay and Sussex Inlet. Set amongst beautiful gardens with the Wandean Ridge as the backdrop. Kladis Estate Wines are produced from grapes grown in the estates vineyards, including Cabernet Sauvignon, Grenache, Merlot, Muscadelle, Shiraz, Chardonnay and Verdelho.
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Corramy Regional Park

Corramy Road, Basin View NSW 2540
Created in 2010, Corramy Regional Park offers visitors a natural playground in a tidy package of 292ha. Not far from suburbia, it protects several species of threatened trees and plays host to endangered birds like the glossy black cockatoo. There's scenic swamp oak forest and a variety of eucalypts, spilling shade over attractive clearings tailor-made for picnicking. Indeed, Corramy ... Visit website for more info
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Anabranch loop track

Corramy Road, Bewong NSW 2540
1km (return) - 0.75 hour (each way) One short walk is all it takes to acquaint yourself with the best of Corramy Regional Park. Anabranch loop track twists through spotted gum forest, wetlands, and along the tranquil edge of Wandandian Creek, which is popular for fishing and kayaking. The bushland it passes is largely undisturbed, making this a terrific opportunity to enjoy unadulterated nature and the ... Visit website for more info
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Delta track

Corramy Road, Basin View NSW 2540
1.5km (one way) - 1.5 hour If you're looking to make the most out of Wandandian Creek without getting on the water in a kayak, Delta track offers a compelling reason to break out the walking shoes. Hugging the creek foreshore for 1.5km, this walk over gentle hills is a good option for families or anybody with a moderate level of fitness. Passing two small ... Visit website for more info
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Conjola National Park

Conjola Place, Mondayong NSW 2540
There aren't many places where lakes, cascading creeks, the ocean and vast forests come together. But Conjola National Park has it all, and only 2 hours from Sydney. This natural gem has a huge range of attractions within a short distance of some of the small settlements on the south coast of NSW. A network of tracks and trails ... Visit website for more info
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The Candle Shack

5 Brompton Road, Basin View NSW 2540
The Candle Shack's beautifully crafted candles are handmade on bushland premises in Basin View, adjacent to the relaxing waters of St Georges Basin and only 15 minutes from stunning Jervis Bay. Candles are made using paraffin wax, essential oils and a variety of shaped and novelty moulds. They are scented or unscented and decorated in either splashed or marbled designs. Classic white is also available and the range also includes a large and unique variety of novelty figurines. The Candle Shack takes special orders around certain scents and/or colours. They conduct demonstrations, and provide morning or afternoon tea, for groups from 12 to 50 people any day of the week (small fee applies) and have parking for coaches. Only five minutes from the Princes Highway, your coach can drop in for a browse and to sate your curiosity. With very few Chandlers around anymore, everyone enjoys even the briefest experience.
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Monument Beach picnic area

Birch Road, Mondayong NSW 2540
One of the most serene areas of Conjola is Monument Beach picnic area. Set behind the beach, this is the ultimate spot for families. You can walk along the isolated beach, clamber over the small headlands, throw in a fishing line, go for a paddle or surf, take a short bushwalk, or head to the monument that remembers the ... Visit website for more info
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Falls walking track

Woolgoolga Creek Trail, Woollamia NSW 2540
1.8km (one way) - 1 hour Starting at Woolgoolga Creek picnic area, this easy walk meanders alongside Woolgoolga Creek to Woolgoolga Creek Falls. Stroll through subtropical rainforest and admire cascading vines, bangalow palm and magnificent stands of blue quandong. There are several creek crossings to navigate, so while your shoes will get wet, you and the kids will love the adventure. Along the way, you'll ... Visit website for more info
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Finchley Bed and Breakfast

55c Hayward Road, Wandandian NSW 2540
Finchley B and B is a self-contained, semi-detached cottage/unit on acreage just two minutes from the Princes Highway, half way between Nowra and Ulladulla in the heart of the Shoalhaven region. Close to many beautiful beaches, national parks, walking trails, waterfalls, historic villages, galleries, award-winning wineries, Finchley B and B is equipped to accommodate four to five people, and well behaved pets by negotiation, with a doggy door accessing a dog-fenced yard, a deep sunny front veranda with barbecue and lovely views, plus more space for dogs to exercise at the front. Your host lives on-site (adjacent extension, which does not intrude on privacy). There are several good local eateries nearby, including takeaway and home delivery, and breakfast provisions are included in pantry and refrigerator. ...

Basin Cabin

2/38 Basin View Parade, Basin View NSW 2540
Two bedroom cabin on the beautiful waters in Basin View. With a modern feel inside this little beauty will impress. Featuring one double bed in one bedroom and one bunk and one single in the second bedroom, and a sofa bed in the lounge room. Reverse cycle air-conditioner and fans in the lounge room. Holiday homes are not available for viewing. ...

Wandandian

Wandandian, Wandandian NSW 2540
Like much of this area of the South Coast, Wandandian was historically a timber-milling town. One small timber mill remains but its rural atmosphere is retained with hobby farms, fruit orchards and a vineyard. Located on the Princes Highway, this small village is a great place to stop to refuel and recharge. Its name most likely comes from the name of the Aboriginal tribe, but locals prefer the more romantic translation: "home of lost lovers"....

Valhalla Horseriding and Farm Holidays

Falls Road, Falls Creek NSW 2540
Valhalla, an Appaloosa Stud, is situated in a quiet country location on the banks of the Currambene Creek offering farm holidays in a tranquil bush setting. The property has two cabins, one unit and a converted bus for accommodation, with weekend packages as well as school holiday camps available for children over seven years. It's the perfect place to enjoy a barbecue from the veranda, overlooking Currambene Creek. There are a range of activities on offer such as horse riding lessons and pony rides throughout the Australian bush, as well as archery, bush walking, canoeing and swimming in the Creek. ...
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Three Views walking track

Tallowa Dam Road, Moollattoo NSW 2540
As its name suggests, Three Views walking track incorporates three cliff-edge viewing points, each boasting a different sight. Spend the day walking the easy 9.5 kilometre return track that follows the Brooks Plateau and Moolatoo Trig fire trails through open woodland and heath to your choice of viewing points. You’ll enjoy incredible views of Lake Yarrunga, Tallowa Dam and the Shoalhaven River and gorges, along with spectacular wildflower glimpses in late winter and spring. The track’s almost completely flat, so it’s suitable for all fitness levels. An abundance of wildlife also makes this a great track for walking with older children, though you might find you need to break it up into smaller sections....
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Anabranch Loop Track

Corramy Road, Bewong NSW 2540
One short walk is all it takes to acquaint yourself with the best of Corramy Regional Park. Anabranch loop track twists through spotted gum forest, wetlands, and along the tranquil edge of Wandandian Creek, which is popular for fishing and kayaking. The bushland it passes is largely undisturbed, making this a terrific opportunity to enjoy unadulterated nature and the best place to start any visit to the area. At only one kilometre along a gentle formed track, Anabranch loop track is accessible to nearly everyone, requiring no experience though it features several steps and can be slippery after heavy rain. Closer to the creek, the track graduates onto purpose-built boardwalk, allowing you to get right near Wandandian Creek and enjoy the native birdlife. Consider having lunch in the picnic area and then using Anabranch loop track to stretch your legs with a pair of binoculars in tow. A slightly longer and more difficult walk, Delta track, also leaves from the picnic area. Add the two together for an active day by the cool retreat of the water....
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Red Rocks trig walking track

Leebold Hill Road, Browns Mountain NSW 2540
Red Rocks trig walking track leads you through natural heathland across a Hawkesbury sandstone plateau. For some background, trig stations are surveying points erected for the purpose of mapping. They’re positioned in places within the line of sight of other trig stations. This means that you can be guaranteed a good view when you walk to one, and this walk is just a short, easy one to Red Rocks trig for some wonderful views of the surrounding area. From your vantage point, gaze out over Kangaroo Valley. To the north and west you’ll be looking at Morton National Park and to the north-east is Budderoo National Park. If you bring a good topographic map and it’s a clear day, you’ll be able to identify features such as Mount Skanzi, Mount Moollattoo and Mount Carrialoo. Bring along your binoculars to view these mountains, they’ll also come in handy for birdwatching...
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Wandandian Creek picnic area

The Wool Road, Basin View NSW 2540
This quiet bushland spot serves up a perfect setting for lazy afternoons with the family, or even a solo retreat beneath the casuarina trees of Wandandian Creek. Right by the water, there are picnic tables and pump-out toilets – just enough to make a visit convenient without destroying the tranquil atmosphere. Birds frolic through the canopy and there are enough fish in the creek to make this a popular haunt of fishermen. Pack a picnic lunch and kick back with a weekend newspaper, or bring a kayak for something a little more active – a launching platform gives easy access to the undisturbed waterway. There are even some walking routes - Anabranch loop track and Delta track - which leave directly from the picnic area and offer great opportunities for some light exercise to work up an appetite. Take a stroll and then reward yourself with the rest of the day off, paddling in the water and enjoying the sun....
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Tomerong markets

360 Hawken Road, Tomerong NSW 2540
Tomerong Markets are held at the Tomerong School of Arts Hall on 360 Hawken Rd inTomerong on the third Saturday of every month. There are a wide variety of stalls with products ranging from local organic fruit and vegetables, homemade pies and sausage rolls, gluten free sweet treats, and gourmet coffee, to native plants and flowers and a variety of handmade re-cycled and up-cycled craft goods. The Hall is also available to hire for private events or functions. ...
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Bundanon Trust

170 Riversdale Road, Illaroo NSW 2540
Bundanon Trust (including the Bundanon Homestead and Riversdale) is located on 1,100 hectares of pristine bush land overlooking the Shoalhaven River, near Nowra in New South Wales. It was a gift to the Australian people in 1993 by Arthur and Yvonne Boyd. Bundanon Trust supports the development of arts practice across all disciplines through its artist in residence program; operates a residential education program for children and adults and presents a dynamic, on-site public program, including concerts and special events, open days and group visits. Bundanon Trust is a custodian of the Boyd family art collection, the historic Bundanon Homestead and Arthur Boyd's studio. Bundanon Homestead is open every Sunday between 10am-4pm. Riversdale is open to the public only for special events such as the Riversdale Concert Series. Please see the website for more information. ...
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Corramy Regional Park

Corramy Road, Basin View NSW 2540
Corramy Regional Park protects several threatened species while offering visitors a natural playground, with everything on offer from picnicking and walking to kayaking. Created in 2010, Corramy Regional Park offers visitors a natural playground in a tidy package of 292ha. Not far from suburbia, it protects several species of threatened trees and plays host to endangered birds like the glossy black cockatoo. There’s scenic swamp oak forest and a variety of eucalypts, spilling shade over attractive clearings tailor-made for picnicking. Indeed, Corramy manages to protect our natural diversity while offering compelling reasons to bring the whole family. Pack a lunch and visit for a lazy afternoon, or bring the kayak and make a day of it. Proving size isn’t everything, this small park packs some big opportunities, whether your preference is fishing, walking, or watersports. Along with stunning bushland, there’s Wandandian Creek and the quiet shoreline of St Georges Basin. Corramy is largely a local haunt, with people from the villages between Nowra and Ulladulla making the most of their weekends in this natural gem. But anybody is welcome, and one visit is all it takes to have you coming back again and again....
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Tomerong Hall

Hawken Road, Tomerong NSW 2540
Tomerong School of Arts Hall (‘Tomerong Hall’) provides the local and surrounding communities with high-class entertainment, as well as being a venue for private parties, meetings, and general 'get-togethers'. It was built in 1926 and although it has not changed dramatically over the years, it now boasts a modern kitchen and several other facilities which help to make for a successful event. The Hall is renowned for its natural acoustic qualities which have been favourably commented upon by visiting musicians. It can accommodate up to 100+ with seating and general facilities available for an enjoyable event. In addition, the Hall also hosts regular events such as Pilates, Belly-Dancing and Choir practice for the local community and also hosts the Tomerong Market on the third Saturday of each month....
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Granite Falls walking track

Twelve Mile Road, Twelve Mile Peg NSW 2540
Granite Falls walking track offers an easy amble through eucalypt-dominated bushland. Check out robust stringybark, red bloodwood and turpentine trees as you go, and brush up on the area’s history and geology with the track’s interpretive signs. Your destination is Granite Falls lookout. This fenced viewing platform overhangs a dense green valley and offers scenic views. The 63 metre-high falls are quite impressive and the unusual granite rock face they trickle down is fascinating to observe. There’s space to enjoy an informal picnic while overlooking the falls. Walking this track in spring delivers the added bonus of blooming wildflowers, including boronias, along the way....
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Kangaroo River Walking Track

Tallowa Dam Road, Moollattoo NSW 2540
A short walk down to Kangaroo River (Lake Yarrunga) offers the sort of solitude and pristine nature that makes our national parks such treasures. Bring some swimmers and a picnic lunch for a relaxing afternoon by the water, or carry in a tent and make a thrilling night of it. Endangered owls and arboreal mammals live in the trees and come out after dusk, making the evening experience completely different. Kangaroo River walking track threads off Tallowa Dam Road, 15 kilometres west of Kangaroo Valley, and extends 3.5 kilometres downhill. There are several steep sections along the way, but the unusual wave-like rock formations make it a fascinating trek. Carry some binoculars if birdwatching is an interest, waterbirds, gang-gang cockatoos, and little lorikeets are regularly sighted in the area. If you’re into fishing, carry a rod and some bait down to the edge of the river, as bass and carp are plentiful in Lake Yarrunga....
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Tomerong

42412 - Tomerong NSW 2540
Tomerong is located west of Jervis Bay, and 20 kilometres south of Nowra. The small town centre is just off the Princes Highway on Hawken Road. Prior to the highway bypass, it was a major stopover point on the trip between Sydney and Melbourne. Traditionally, Tomerong was a major tree-felling area with its products being shipped to Sydney via the port of Jervis Bay. The name 'Tomerong' is derived from the local aboriginal word for 'tall trees' A small town of 500 people, Tomerong combines village life with beaches, fishing, boating, bushwalking, and other recreational activities. The village market is held on the third Saturday of each month, offering great produce in a community setting....
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Delta Track

The Wool Road, Basin View NSW 2540
If you’re looking to make the most out of Wandandian Creek without getting on the water in a kayak, Delta track offers a compelling reason to break out the walking shoes. Hugging the creek foreshore for 1.5 kilometres, this walk over gentle hills is a good option for families or anybody with a moderate level of fitness. Passing two small beaches as it twists through eucalypts and scrub brush, Delta track offers opportunities to fish in the creek, plus terrific birdwatching the entire way. Glossy black cockatoos have been sighted in the area. Don’t forget to look down, too - those small holes along the track are made by elusive long-nosed bandicoots. Bring a camera just in case. After completing Delta track, settle down at the picnic area for a leisurely lunch, or consider extending your walk to take in the shorter Anabranch loop track as well....
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Haunted Point Loop Walk

Bundanon Road, Illaroo NSW 2540
Pass through beautiful, rare rainforest pockets on your way to the scraggly outpost of Haunted Point. Steep in places, rough under foot. The track can be walked in either direction and includes a steep, short hill to the natural rock amphitheatre that features native orchids in spring. You can also explore the Singleman's Hut, built c1870s for farm labourers. Originally two rooms back-to-back and restored by artist Arthur Boyd in the 1980s. No signage. Three hour Full Loop - 3.5 kilometres. 45 minutes to Amphitheatre - 1.2 kilometre (return)....
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Wandandian

44040 - Wandandian NSW 2540
Like much of this area of the South Coast, Wandandian was historically a timber-milling town. One small timber mill remains but its rural atmosphere is retained with hobby farms, fruit orchards and a vineyard. Located on the Princes Highway, this small village is a great place to stop to refuel and recharge. Its name most likely comes from the name of the Aboriginal people of the area, but it also has a romantic translation: home of lost lovers....
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Treelines Track

Bundanon Road, Illaroo NSW 2540
Conceived by artist Janet Laurence this linear arboretum traces the history of plants and plantings across the Bundanon landscape. Beginning at the site of the original cedar homestead on the Haunted Point Loop Walk, the north loop snakes past the Singleman's Hut and joins the heritage precinct around the sandstone Homestead. The south loop then proceeds to the river through the Landcare Living Landscapes reforested flood plain. Steep in places, rough under foot. South loop mostly flat grassy walk. No signage. One hour North Loop - 1.4 kilometre. 1.5 hour South Loop - 1.9 kilometre....
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Falls Creek

44456 - Falls Creek NSW 2540
Falls Creek is situated on the Princes Highway at the Jervis Bay turn off. Falls Creek features beautiful rural scenery, with a creek meandering through. Take the kids on a horse riding adventure through the bush tracks at Valhalla Horse Riding. You can also try skirmish with friends, family or even a corporate event. Lots of fun for everyone....
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Conjola National Park

Conjola Place, Mondayong NSW 2540
Boasting lakes, ocean and forests, Conjola National Park is a nature-lover’s paradise, offering bushwalking, swimming, mountian biking, canoeing, and fishing. There aren’t many places where lakes, cascading creeks, the ocean and vast forests come together. But Conjola National Park has it all, and only 2 hours from Sydney. This natural gem has a huge range of attractions within a short distance of some of the small settlements on the south coast of NSW. A network of tracks and trails through the park can be used for cycling, bushwalking, horse riding and car touring. Those who love the water can canoe on Swan Lake or swim at Berrara Beach. Berrara is an indigenous word for ‘snapper’, so it’s a great place to throw in a fishing line in as well. For nature-lovers, Conjola is a wild paradise. During spring, wildlflowers are abundant. The park’s large variety of plant life also means there’s a huge range of animals and birds. Eastern grey kangaroos and echidnas are common, but the noisy black cockatoos are a visitor favourite....
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St Georges Basin

45074 - St Georges Basin NSW 2540
St Georges Basin is a large but shallow lagoon 27 kilometres south of Nowra. The towns on the fringes of this broad waterway make an ideal base for anyone who enjoys boating and fishing. These towns include Sanctuary point, Basin View, St Georges Basin and also offer easy access to the sheltered waters and beaches of Jervis Bay. Accommodation is also available at Erowal bay, Bream Beach and Wrights Beach. Don't miss exploring Conjola National Park, which has forests surrounding beautiful lakes and estuaries. Its large areas of woodland and heath become a mass of wildflowers in spring. The park is ideal for walking, bird watching, swimming, fishing and canoeing....
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George Boyd picnic area

George Boyd picnic area, Twelve Mile Peg NSW 2540
George Boyd picnic area is an ideal spot to stop, stretch your legs, and refuel with a cuppa or a picnic lunch after driving from Ulladulla, Nowra or Jervis Bay. Wind through the forest to the escarpment to find it hidden away amongst giant turpentine trees and sandstone rocks laden with moss. There are wood barbecues and picnic tables ready for you to use, and if you’re lucky you may even top off your visit with a lyrebird sighting. As well as being popular with travellers and car tourers, this shady picnic spot is ideal for families and bushwalkers attempting the myriad of tracks in Morton National Park. Wander up to George Boyd lookout to be rewarded with exquisite Shoalhaven coastal views, or try George Boyd Rainforest walking track....
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Monument Beach Picnic Area

Birch Road, Mondayong NSW 2540
One of the most serene areas of Conjola is Monument Beach picnic area. Set behind the beach, this is the ultimate spot for families. You can walk along the isolated beach, clamber over the small headlands, throw in a fishing line, go for a paddle or surf, take a short bushwalk, or head to the monument that remembers the lives lost when the Walter Hood sank in 1870. As you drive in, stop to admire the beautiful flowering natives, including waratahs, wattles and bush peas. And don’t be surprised if the only other living creatures around are the resident kangaroos and wallabies. Set out along Nerindillah Lagoon walking track after lunch, and while you’re walking along the beach, look for sooty oystercatchers, sea eagles and the hooded plover, which is only found on the NSW south coast....