Head south of Sydney on a full-day nature-packed tour. You'll take a dolphin-watching cruise on Jervis Bay, travel past tranquil seaside villages on the Southern Coast, through the Kangaroo Valley and into the rainforests of the Southern Highlands. You'll see magnificent views of the Australian bush along the way. All transfers are included, and you'll be picked up and dropped off from your centrally located Sydney hotel.
Highlights
- Dolphin-watching cruise on Jervis Bay
- Emu spotting in the Southern Highlands
- Complimentary morning billy tea
- Buffet lunch while dolphins play in the water nearby
- Informative and friendly guide
- Hotel pickup and drop off from Sydney
Recent Photos of this Tour
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Jervis Bay Dolphin Cruise, ...This photo makes me want to go back!Photo by: Anonymous03 2008 -
Jervis Bay Dolphin Cruise, ...Dolphins swimming in Jervis BayPhoto by: Anonymous03 2008 -
Jervis Bay Dolphin CruiseA star fish through the very clear water. Great for swimming.Photo by: Anonymous03 2008 -
Jervis Bay Dolphin CruiseWildlife in the bush -- a parrot looking out from his cover.Photo by: Anonymous03 2008 -
Jervis Bay Dolphin CruiseAt the end of the day, looking out over the bay.Photo by: Anonymous03 2008 -
Jervis Bay Dolphin CruiseDolphins!Photo by: Anonymous03 2008 -
Useful Information
The stunning natural beauty of Jervis Bay
Your tour includes the following highlights:
- Visiting Kiama, a beautiful seaside village with a "blow hole" and great Australian surf beaches
- Driving through Jervis Bay Marine Park and its pristine white beaches and rugged sandstone cliffs
- Cruising the protected waters of Jervis Bay to search for pods of dolphins onboard the Tekin III catamaran, with three viewing levels and a special bow-mounted camera
- Enjoying a salad buffet lunch while families of dolphins play alongside your boat's bow
- Traveling through Kangaroo Valley and the Southern Highlands rainforest, where it's common to see emus in the wild
- Visit to the Kangaroo Valley township
- Touring the country town of Bowral, home of Sir Donald Bradman, the famous Australian cricketer, and host of an annual tulip festival
Reviewed by Anonymous, August 2008
Reviewed by Cam C, USA, August 2008
