Jervis Bay Holiday Homes
Welcome to the heart of Jervis Bay, where your dream escape awaits. From Hyams Beach’s famous white sands to the chilled vibes of Huskisson and Vincentia, our curated collection of Jervis Bay holiday homes is designed to suit your needs – whatever they may be. Think sun-soaked beachfront houses, charming family retreats, and even pet-friendly options.
Sanctuary Point
Kerry Cove
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Spacious coastal retreat perfect for families and groups, offering relaxing water views, peaceful surrounds, and easy access to beaches, walking trails, and boating adventures.
Hyams Beach
Pacific Lodge – direct access to Hyams Beach
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Historic beachfront lodge on Hyams Beach. Heritage charm, 180-degree bay views & direct beach access. Perfect waterfront escape.
Why choose an Alloggio holiday home in Jervis Bay?
Our curated Jervis Bay accommodation options offer more than just a roof over your head – they’re the keys to creating the ultimate holiday. And the best part? With fully-equipped kitchens, you can whip up meals with fresh local produce, enjoy the privacy of your own slice of paradise, and explore Jervis Bay’s wonders at your own pace.
When booking with Alloggio, you’re securing a unique place to call home while you’re away. Whether it’s a romantic weekend, a friends’ getaway, or a family adventure, we’ve got the Jervis Bay accommodation to match your mood. Plus, we’re close to all the highlights- from the world’s whitest sands to those must-visit eateries.
Things to Do in Jervis Bay and surrounds
Explore Jervis Bay beaches
- Hyams Beach: Voted for one of the world’s best beaches with the whitest sand and crystal-clear waters.
- Greenfield Beach: The under-the-radar spot for lazy swims and picnics under shady trees.
- Collingwood Beach: Family-friendly, chill vibes with calm waters and scenic strolls.
Booderee National Park
Hike it out, zen it out, or explore Indigenous culture—Booderee National Park has something for everyone.
Whale and Dolphin Watching
Spot playful dolphins year-round or majestic humpback whales during their migration (May–November).
Seal Pups
Visit the fur seal colonies around Jervis Bay for a chance to see adorable seal pups in their natural habitat.
Learn about the region’s maritime history and learn about Indigenous culture through engaging exhibits and interactive displays.
Water Adventures
- Dive into turquoise waters at Jervis Bay Marine Park.
- Paddleboard, kayak, or just float your way through the calm lagoons.
- Try your luck fishing—from the shore or on a boat charter.
Where to eat in Jervis Bay
Good vibes and great food—what more could you want on holiday in Jervis Bay?
- World-Famous Fish and Chips: You haven’t lived until you’ve tried the legendary fish and chips in Huskisson—golden, crispy perfection by the sea.
- Jervis Bay Brewing Co.: Craft beer meets coastal charm. Sip on local brews while you kick back in the relaxed beer garden.
- Merciers Gelato: A sweet must-visit for artisan gelato made with love and the creamiest ingredients around.
- The Huskisson: Think modern Aussie cuisine with bay views you won’t forget any time soon.
- 5 Little Pigs: Your go-to for hearty breakfasts and local brews.
- Wildginger: Thai-inspired dishes with fresh local produce for the ultimate chef’s kiss.
Travel tips for Jervis Bay
- Markets: Visit Huskisson Markets on the first Saturday of each month for quirky finds and fresh local goodies.
- Pack Smart: Swimsuits for beach days, sneakers for trails—it’s all about balance.
- Explore More: Huskisson and Vincentia are great nearby towns for boutique shopping and hidden food gems.
How to get there
- By Air: Fly into Sydney or Canberra, then hit the road for a scenic drive.
- By Car: 2.5 hours from Sydney or 3 hours from Canberra via Princes Highway (A1).
- By Bus: Coach it from Sydney or Canberra for a hassle-free commute.
Getting around Jervis Bay
- Car Hire: Rent a car to explore beaches, parks, and attractions at your own pace.
- Local Bus: Nowra Coaches links Huskisson, Vincentia, and nearby towns affordably.
- Taxis: Pre-book local taxis for reliable, easy transport.
- Cycling: Enjoy scenic bike paths through towns and along the coast.
- Walking: Flat terrain makes walking ideal for exploring local spots.
- Tours: Shuttles and tours offer easy access to top attractions.
FAQs
When’s the best time to visit Jervis Bay?
- Spring (Sep–Nov): Wildlife is popping, and the weather is divine.
- Summer (Dec–Feb): Beach days for days. Enough said.
- Autumn (Mar–May): Warm waters and relaxed vibes.
- Winter (Jun–Aug): For the best of both worlds—whale season and coastal hikes.
Do you offer pet-friendly accommodation?
Absolutely. Browse our pet-friendly Jervis Bay holiday homes and bring your fur baby along—they deserve a holiday, too.