Bens Walk commences at the Showground. Enjoy superb views of the river and the golf course. Views of the mountains can be seen from vantage
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Jervis Bay Marine Park
Jervis Bay Marine Park is home to seals, penguins, seabirds, dolphins, and many other animals. Migrating whales drop by during their annual journey along the coast.
Scuba diving, swimming, surfing, and fishing are popular activities at the marine park, however there are areas in which recreational activities like fishing and spear fishing are prohibited.
There are various walking trails available in the surrounding Jervis Bay National Park.
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Accessible at all times
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- Beaches & Surf
- Fishing
- Scuba Diving
- Swimming
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Jervis Bay is often referred to as the Whitsundays of New South Wales and it's easy to see why with sand so clean it squeaks and water so clear it makes for fantastic underwater selfies. The most well known of these beaches is Hyams, but there are actually 16 amazing and lesser known treasures to discover on our White Sands Coast.
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