Visite de la baie de Jervis avec dauphins, kangourous et plage la plus Whitest du monde
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Évadez-vous à Jervis Bay lors de cette journée inoubliable au départ de Sydney. Découvrez le paradis côtier vierge de l'Australie où les eaux cristallines rencontrent le sable le plus blanc du monde. Vivez une croisière de 1,5 heure sur les dauphins à travers le parc marin de Jervis Bay. Regardez plus de 100 grands dauphins résidents jouer, bondir et courir le long du bateau. Explorez le village Huskisson pendant votre pause déjeuner. Parcourez les boutiques ou savourez des fruits de mer frais dans les cafés du front de mer (à vos frais). Sentez la magie à Hyams Beach - où se trouve le sable le plus blanc du record du monde Guinness. Marchez pieds nus le long du sable poudreux, capturez des photos Instagram à la lumière de l'après-midi et apercevez les dauphins depuis le rivage. Promenez-vous sur la piste des sables blancs. Rencontrez des kangourous sauvages à Cave Beach dans le parc national de Booderee. Regardez ces animaux emblématiques sauter librement pendant que votre Guide partage ses connaissances en matière de conservation et ses liens avec les Autochtones. De petits groupes (max 20 personnes) assurent une attention personnalisée. Guides bilingues en Anglais et Portugais disponibles.
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Montez à bord de votre confortable minibus climatisé et commencez votre évasion côtière. Votre Guide partage des histoires fascinantes sur le patrimoine autochtone, la vie marine et les secrets locaux de Jervis Bay lors de la route panoramique vers le sud le long de la superbe côte sud de la Nouvelle-Galles du Sud.
Arrêt rafraîchissement rapide au Bulli (Southern Gateway Centre) avec café, collations et toilettes. Situé au sommet de la colline, le café offre une vue imprenable sur la magnifique côte sud. Un endroit parfait pour se dégourdir les jambes, prendre quelques photos et déguster un café fraîchement préparé tout en admirant le paysage côtier avant de reprendre la route.
Entrez dans le parc marin vierge de Jervis Bay, qui abrite les eaux les plus propres de la Nouvelle-Galles du Sud. Votre Guide explique comment cette baie abritée a acquis sa réputation de visibilité cristalline et pourquoi elle est un sanctuaire marin protégeant plus de 100 grands dauphins, phoques, manchots et baleines en migration saisonnière.
Embarquez à bord de votre navire d'observation des dauphins et naviguez dans les eaux turquoises étincelantes de la baie de Jervis. Ressentez le frisson lorsque plus de 100 grands dauphins résidents nagent, jouent et bondissent autour du bateau. Regardez-les courir pour surfer sur la vague de l'arc, montrant leur vitesse et leur agilité incroyables. Votre équipage Expert partage des informations fascinantes sur le comportement des dauphins pendant que vous croisez devant des falaises côtières spectaculaires, des grottes cachées et les célèbres plages de sable blanc. Coins couverts et toilettes à bord. Vaporisateurs fournis si nécessaire.
Explorez la charmante ville de Huskisson, en bord de baie, porte d'entrée de la baie Jervis. Parcourez les boutiques locales, déjeunez dans des cafés au bord de l'eau ou dans des restaurants décontractés (généralement de 15 à 30 $ australiens) ou ramassez des fournitures de pique-nique pour la plage. Votre Guide recommande les meilleurs endroits pour tous les goûts et tous les budgets - du fish and chips frais aux cafés gastronomiques, de la fusion asiatique à l'Italienne. Options rapides disponibles pour ceux qui veulent plus de temps à la plage.
Vivez la magie de la marche entre les plages paradisiaques sur le sentier des sables blancs. Cette superbe promenade côtière de 25 minutes serpente dans la brousse indigène, reliant Greenfield Beach à Hyams Beach. Sentez le sable doux et poudreux sous vos pieds - officiellement le sable le plus blanc du monde selon le Guinness World Records. Profitez de 1,5 + heures de temps libre pour nager dans des eaux cristallines (si les conditions le permettent), vous détendre sur du sable blanc immaculé, chercher des dauphins depuis le rivage, capturer des photos incroyables dans la belle lumière de l'après-midi, ou explorer le village tranquille. L'horaire de l'après-midi fournit des températures chaudes parfaites pour la baignade et la détente à la plage.
Entrez dans les terres sacrées du parc national Booderee, propriété et gestion de la communauté autochtone de Wreck Bay. Vivez l'inoubliable sensation d'observer les kangourous sauvages dans leur habitat naturel côtier à Cave Beach. Regardez ces animaux australiens emblématiques sauter librement le long de la plage immaculée et à travers la brousse. Gardez les yeux ouverts pour les wallabies, les oiseaux indigènes, et parfois même les aigles de mer planant au-dessus de vos têtes.
Retournez au point de rendez-vous original avec des souvenirs inoubliables, des centaines de photos superbes et une profonde appréciation de la beauté côtière de l'Australie. Votre Guide vous dit adieu avec des recommandations pour le temps restant à Sydney.
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Informations importantes
- Landau ou poussette possible pour les bébés et enfants en bas âge
- Animaux d'assistance acceptés
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Les enfants en bas âge doivent être assis sur les genoux d'un adulte
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
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The tour went basically the same way as described. Pick up at 0700, driving for an hour or so before stopping at an Wollongong overlook. After that we were driven to the Booderee national park to see the wild kangaroos and cave beach. The kangaroos were just hanging out by a campsite. Very chill, they’re probably used to seeing people every day. We had time to visited another beach before heading to Huskisson for lunch and the dolphin tour. It’s a cute town with diverse lunch options. The dolphin tour is in the bay. Apparently dolphins like to follow under to boat to catch free wave rides, almost like surfing. They were pretty social, and swam very close to the boat. Last stop was at Kiama, a cute little spot with a blowhole and lighthouse. Beautiful spot, rather popular. The drive home was relatively uneventful. My main suggestion to improve the experience would be to have more regional facts and historical information given during the drive there and back and out at the spots we visited. I appreciated that the guide gave us space to enjoy the natural beauty of the area, but it would have been nice to learn more about the places we were visiting. Jervis Bay or Kangaroo facts, idk. Comparing this tour to the other ones there was also no water or snacks. Other tours also pick people up at their hotels if located in the central business district area, as opposed to having one meeting point for everyone. That’s not a big deal and meeting at one central point did save time in the morning. However, the lack of regional information or water being offered stood out in comparison to the other Sydney tours I took recently. In any case, it was a beautiful area, I got to see wild animals, and everything written in the itinerary occurred. Can’t really complain.
Despite the fact that the weather was not great (we were, after all, in NSW in winter) we thoroughly enjoyed this trip. Our guide was friendly and helpful and we really enjoyed the abundance of kangaroos (the kids were thrilled) and the beaches, especially Cave Beach, and the blowhole at Kiama. It was a really good day.
Despite the wet weather the day was great. Tom our guide was welcoming and friendly and kept everyone upbeat even in the pouring rain. The kangaroos were adorable and the dolphins were stunning. Hyams beach didn’t disappoint even with grey skies overhead. It’s a long day but well worth it
The tour guide is more of a driver. There’s not much time to eat breakfast or lunch so best to eat breakfast early before the trip. And perhaps pack a sandwich for lunch. He stopped at the Kiama blow hole, took us to an extra beach at the kangaroo reserve and finished with a view point stop to see Sydney lights by night which is all not part of the tour. All the extras is what led me to give this 3 stars instead of 2. The experience though feels rushed and the driver is in the wrong business unfortunately.
Long journey to find out the dolphin trip was cancelled. Apparently sea too rough. Alternative was to watch the sea for 1 hour. Saw around 12 kangaroos on a nonsense path walk to a beach that you couldn’t do anything on. 30 minute stay. We had a breakfast stop for 30 minutes then a toilet stop for 30 minutes and then a dinner stop for 60 minutes all before 1pm. Seamed pointless. We then got 60 minutes on the golden sand beach which was lovely but there wasn’t anything else to do there. A long and not well planned out day
It was 3 hours of driving to get to the first excursion- The driver was very fatigued to start the day. Rubbing his eyes, his head, leaning on his elbows at lights. He did seem to waken after the first 2 hours. He wasn’t so much a guide as just a driver. The 3 hour drive home he did give us the add of the lighthouse stop which was greatly appreciated
James was lovely to talk to in English, Spanish and Portuguese! An amazing driver and a total flirt, would totally recommend!
Driver and or guide looked disinterested and was just ticking box for itenary. Gave no history or facts associated with the location. Location in itself was amazing though.
It rained the entire time. The cruise was torture. We couldn’t enjoy the white sand beach because of the wind. We didn’t get to go through the national park because of the rain. We mostly just drove around trying to figure out what to do as the weather impacted most if not all of the activities. The provider should’ve cancelled and refunded the tour but didn’t.
It is a long drive, 3 hours one way. It's just not worth it to spend half a day on a bus. The driver's English was mediocre and it was hard to understand him. His communication skills were lacking as well. We were sometimes confused what are we doing, where are we going, how much time we have etc. He was more of a driver than a tour guide. He was mainly interacting with 2 groups of people which didn't bother me, but telling them "we can go here or there, you decide what you want to do" was bizarre. The weather forecast for the day was rain, but they decided to go with the trip, because often "weather in Sydney is bad, but it's sunny in Jervis Bay". It wasn't. It was raining. So we didn't see any dolphins. We couldn't appreciate the beaches because it was raining and windy. Next time trust the weather forecast, cancel the trip and refund the money. Only good thing that made it not complete waste of the day was that we saw kangaroos on Cave Beach and could stroke them. Still not worth the money and the time in the end.
