Discover the best top things to do in Shoalhaven, Australia including Sea Kayak Jervis Bay, Jervis Bay Stand Up Paddle, Jervis Bay Kayak & Paddlesports Co, Walking on Water & Ulladulla Surf School, Blenheim Beach, Drawing Room Rocks, Bishops Adventures, Wine Knot Tours, Woebegone Freedive, Pebbly Beach.
Restaurants in Shoalhaven
5.0 based on 154 reviews
Sea Kayak Jervis Bay have been operating Quality Sea Kayaking Tours, Travel and Courses since 1995. Top of the line equipment and an approach that makes adventure fun and safe, the team at Sea Kayak Jervis Bay operate all year round and invite you to join us on your next adventure.
5.0 based on 121 reviews
Stand Up Paddling is a rapidly growing new sport. It offers fun, fitness and a fabulously scenic way to get around on the water. It is easier than it looks and almost anyone can do it. Jervis Bay Stand Up Paddle is an ASI (Academy of Surfing Instructors) accredited school, and abides by the high international standards for Stand Up Paddle schools.Anyone with enough physical fitness to take a one hour walk and with basic swimming skills can participate. You will be provided with a quality flat-water cruising board, a paddle and a rash shirt (or wetsuit in winter). You will need to bring appropriate swimwear, towel, sun block and a great sense of humour.
5.0 based on 164 reviews
Kayak or Stand Up Paddle Board (SUP) the beautiful foreshore and surrounds of Huskisson, Jervis Bay with this family owned and run company. Take one of our Guided Tours or Hire Stand Up Paddle Boards and Kayaks, from 2 hours to multiple days. We also offer lessons with one of our qualified instructors! Our aim is to make your holiday even better by getting the whole family out on the water to enjoy all of the beauty Jervis Bay has to offer.
5.0 based on 45 reviews
Walking On Water & Ulladulla surf school. The Shoalhaven's No.1, multi award winning company for a range of exciting water sports! We specialise in awesome activities that are suitable for most ages & are non-stop fun! Learn to surf at our surf academy that caters for all levels, or Stand Up Paddle on any of the stunning local locations such as Lake Conjola, Narrawallee Inlet etc. We have Monster stand up paddle boards too, great for group fun, they can take up to ten people! We also offer kayak hire & tours, & we have a range of educational courses for schools& colleges etc. We operate from Bendalong to Burrill with most of the activities running in and around Ulladulla in the Shoalhaven. Best to visit our website for full information.
5.0 based on 50 reviews
Blenheim Beach is a short beach that forms part of the famous White Sands Walk in Jervis Bay National Park. It is surrounded by dense sloping bushland giving the true bush-to-beach experience. It is known as having some of the best snorkelling in the bay with an abundance of marine life.
This is a glorious part of the world.. with a council that provides well maintained bushwalking paths, toilet facilities, picnic facilities and parking. Beautiful beaches too
5.0 based on 61 reviews
Great short walk near Berry & Kangaroo Valley, 3km's return, depending on fitness level about 1hr return. There are some moderate uphill sections but the walk is generally easy. The track is clearly defined and fun walking underneath the sub-tropical canopy. The views over the Illawarra are spectacular, along with the unique rock formations. Keep kids and dogs on leash there are severe drop-offs at the top.
5.0 based on 127 reviews
Bigfoot Adventures NSW is an amazing experience for all ages. A huge 4WD open sided tractor-bus carries tourists on a one-hour tour up to 1000ft elevation on the historic property of Coolangatta Estate. The tour highlight is definitely an adventurous climb up Mt Coolangatta from where some of the best views of the South Coast can be enjoyed. A ride on Bigfoot is a great way to see the convict built village dating back to 1822. Learn about the award winning wines produced by the Estate, as you drive through the vineyards.
5.0 based on 65 reviews
Here at Wine Knot, not only are we avid beverage consumers, we appreciate the finer things in life. We operate with finesse, you will see that no matter if you are a large group or an intimate wine tour, you will experience luxury. We’ll work with you to create a tour that will definitely tickle your fancy, right down to a custom music playlist. We’re all about a good time, right? It is also important to us that you get the best experience whilst staying in Mollymook or the South Coast. We will fill you in on the best place for some local highlights, whether it’s a good ol’ game of bowls with a delicious sav blanc, getting up close with our local stingrays or a berry picking day trip with the fam & friends. Don't forget to enjoy a beautiful Sunday afternoon enjoying a bevvy and live music, overlooking the gorgeous vineyards at Cupitt’s Winery. We’ll fill you in on the goods! Get on board, Wine Knot.
5.0 based on 58 reviews
At Woebegone Freedive, we pride ourselves on setting a new standard for the dive industry. We are NOT your average dive shop- we are two people, Lara and Dylan, with a passion for the ocean, its creatures and sharing amazing experiences with our guests. We offer guided snorkelling tours from the beach and boat, as well as Freedive training courses in the Jervis Bay Marine Park suitable for everyone. Our expeditions cater for all ages and experience levels.
4.5 based on 151 reviews
Pebbly Beach is a beautiful sand beach famous for its swimming kangaroos. The local kangaroos often come down to the water for a dip on a hot summer afternoon, and if not will be lazing about on the dunes behind the beach. It is one of the only beaches in Murramarang National Park that is accessible by car.
This place exeeded all expectations....Spacious car park (don´t forget to bring coins for park entrance fees), picnic area with BBQ, truly wonderful beach with forrest and bushland reaching almost to shore. But the main attraction here is (of course ...:)) the free roaming kangaroos. You will meet them either on the grass area around the BBQ or down at the beach (on the grass areas as well). During the day they are quite lazy, mostly resting in the shades of the trees and bushes, you can see them more active in the morning or around dusk. They are (very) tame, and you can get really close, if you behave calm and quiet. Besides the roos there is plenty of other wildlife to see (of course no guarantees): plenty of birdlife (Lorikeets, King Parrots, Kookaburras, Lyrebirds, Sooty Oystercatcher etc.etc. just to name a few). If you are lucky you can encounter Goannas, Echidnas, Pythons, Swamp Wallabies and others as well. The beach itself is amazing and invites for a swim. You have the choice either to stay and explore the beach (and relax) or do some nearby bushwalks. All in all this is really an amazing place, outstanding. I will definitely return as many times as possible when i am in NSW......
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