Wreck Bay

Nearby Huskisson offers many restaurants serving fresh seafood, Australian, and international cuisine.

There are several hotels and resorts located in the Jervis Bay area, including the Bay of Plenty Lodges, which offers beachfront accommodations, and the Paperbark Camp, an eco-friendly resort nestled in the heart of the bush.

Wreck Bay is surrounded by a variety of attractions, including the Booderee National Park, which features scenic hiking trails, and the Jervis Bay Marine Park, which offers snorkeling and scuba diving opportunities.

There is a parking lot near Wreck Bay, and parking is free. Visitors can park their cars and walk to the beach, or take a short shuttle ride.

Fun fact about Wreck Bay is that it is named after a shipwreck that occurred off the coast in 1835. The wreck of the Lady of Stirling, a barque carrying goods from Calcutta to Sydney, can still be seen at low tide.

Wreck Bay is surrounded by a variety of attractions, including the Booderee National Park, which features scenic hiking trails, and the Jervis Bay Marine Park, which offers snorkeling and scuba diving opportunities.