Huskisson Beach Motel overlooks beautiful Jervis Bay. It is perfectly positioned to take advantage of all that this remarkable seaside village has to offer, from its rich boat building history to its crystal clear waters and the whitest sand in the world.

Jervis Bay is one of the only remaining pristine areas close to Sydney. The bay is home to about 80 bottle nosed dolphins all year round. Whales visit the bay on their annual migration during winter and spring. Seals and fairy penguins live in the marine park during the summer months.

Visitors to the area are invited to relax, discover and explore the beauty of Jervis Bay

Dolphin and Whale watching Scuba diving and snorkelling Fishing and Sea Kayaking Martime Museum Sailing and Windsurfing

Jervis Bays sparkling waters, the underwater surrounds of caves and rock stacks, a marine population that includes gropers and sea dragons make this one of the best dive sites on the coast of NSW.

Both the nearby Jervis Bay and Booderee National Parks are home to a variety of wildlife including kangaroos, crimson rozellas, rainbow lorikeets, sugar gliders and brush tailed possums.

Driving Instructions: 2 - 2½ hrs drive from Sydney, taking the Princes Highway follow it south, pass Nowra you will find an exit to Jervis Bay on your left. Follow this road for about 7km until you see the Huskisson signs. Turn off to your left into Huskisson Road.

From the ACT travel to coast via the Clyde Mountain, turn left at the Princes Highway, travel north until the turnoff to Huskisson

Continue along Tomerong and Sydney St, until you reach the bay, Huskisson Beach Motel is on your right overlooking the waters of Jervis Bay

Huskisson Beach Motel
9 Hawke Street Huskisson NSW 2540
Ph: (02) 4441 6387
Fax:  (02) 4441 6129 or Email