Jervis Bay plays host to a resident pod of bottle nose dolphins all year round. They number between 100 and 120, depending on the time of year, but they always provide our passengers of all ages a thrill, an experience to remember; something that always brings a smile to everyone’s face.

During the year Jervis Bay’s dolphin population often swells with a visit from a school of common dolphins as they make their way up and down the coast. These schools of dolphins often number in the many hundreds and provide a awe inspiring sight as they sweep past the boat in chase of a school of fish or simply in a hurry to get to their next destination.

During the year Jervis Bay’s dolphin population often swells with a visit from a school of common dolphins as they make their way up and down the coast. These schools of dolphins often number in the many hundreds and provide a awe inspiring sight as they sweep past the boat in chase of a school of fish or simply in a hurry to get to their next destination.

• Nature Sightseeing of Jervis Bay with 70 kilometres of pristine coastline, breathtaking beaches, shoreline and cliff faces to explore.
  
• Penguin encounter in Booderee National Park and Bowen Island
  
• Shoalhaven’s most iconic land mark ‘Point Perpendicular’ towering 100 metres above sea level
  
• Ancient sandstone cliff faces on the east coast of Australia
  
• Jervis Bay’s impressive diversity of wildlife.
  
• If fortunate enough, you may be graced with the presence of occasional seals, penguins, some local sea eagles or perhaps even some whales late in the season.

Jervis Bay is one of only 6 Marine Parks in NSW and is an area of unique, natural beauty. Only 2.5 hours south of Sydney and 3 hours from Canberra, it spans over 100kms of coastline and adjacent ocean.

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Dolphin Watch Cruises - Jervis Bay

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