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Jervis Bay is a dream for water lovers, animal enthusiasts, and travellers looking to soak in some sun on white sand beaches. This region in New South Wales is rich in unspoiled landscape, and particularly known for whale watching and other sea life. Dolphins play off the coast here all year round, and Jervis Bay is one of the best places to watch the annual whale migration or go diving. A plethora of coves, creeks, and lagoons are also perfect for kayaking and other water sports.
Jervis Bay hotels are situated in the many quaint villages and towns around the bay. Accommodation in Jervis Bay varies, but is generally characterized by B&B style hotels, private villas, secluded bungalows, and small beachfront cottages. Enjoy the conveniences of a self-contained rental when you stay in a villa or apartment with plenty of living space. Jervis Bay can accommodate any budget or travel preference, as long as you book your hotel in advance on Expedia.co.nz.
If you’re headed to Jervis Bay to do some whale watching, bear in mind that the annual migration takes place primarily between June and November. The mammals head north in May and June, and then travel south in October and November.
Temperatures are warmest in the Jervis Bay region in February and March, when the average temperature is about 24 degrees Celsius. The region is coldest in July when the average temperature dips to about 15 degrees Celsius. You can arrive in Jervis Bay by flying to Sydney and driving down, or via the City Rail system.
Jervis Bay is a unique getaway in southern Australia, offering a diverse landscape from ocean to bushland. Whether you are on a family holiday or solo retreat, this gem on the coast has something to offer. Search for your next Jervis Bay accommodation right here on Expedia.co.nz, where you can browse a wide selection of hotels and book with the best price.