Jervis Bay Dolphin Watching Cruise

The tour departs from Jervis Bay Wild’s Cruise Terminal, Huskisson. Here’s how you get to the terminal:

By car

• Huskisson is about a 2.5-hour drive south of Sydney and Canberra.
• From Sydney or Canberra, take the Princes Highway south, then turn onto Jervis Bay Road heading towards Huskisson.
• Once in Huskisson, follow signs to the waterfront area and Field Street.
• There is parking available nearby, but it can fill up quickly during peak times, so arrive early.

By bus

• Local buses run from Nowra and surrounding areas to Huskisson.
• From Huskisson town center or bus stops, it’s a short walk to 15 Field Street on the waterfront.

On foot

• If you are staying in Huskisson, the terminal is within easy walking distance from the town center, shops, and accommodations.

• Windbreaker or light jacket: Even on sunny days, the breeze over Jervis Bay can get unexpectedly chilly once the boat picks up speed.
• Polarised sunglasses: They help cut through the glare bouncing off the water so you can actually see the dolphins when they surface.
• Camera or phone with zoom lens: Dolphins don’t always come close, so something with decent zoom should help.
• Flat, non-slip shoes: The deck can get slippery, especially near the railings. Wear something that has good grip.
• Reusable water bottle: Stay hydrated, especially if you're doing back-to-back activities like the beach or bushwalks after the cruise.
• Binoculars (optional): Great for spotting sea eagles, distant dolphin pods, or even the occasional turtle breaking the surface near the reefs.