Jervis Bay Beaches

Murrays Beach in Jervis Bay is like a hidden treasure, tucked away in the beauty of Booderee National Park. It’s known as one of the best beaches in the area, and rightly so. Situated at the eastern tip… of Jervis Bay, getting there is part of the adventure, with a drive along Jervis Bay Road, also known as Naval College Road, leading to a convenient car park that marks the beginning of this natural paradise. The walk to the beach through coastal bushland is easy and enchanting. You might come across some interesting wildlife like Echidnas, Wallabies, or even a majestic Diamond Python going about their daily business. And then, the trail opens up to reveal Murrays Beach—a stunning stretch of white sand and clear waters that perfectly captures the beauty of the area. Murrays Beach has something for everyone. The western side is great for snorkeling, offering a fantastic underwater world to explore. On the eastern side, there are rocky ledges perfect for those who enjoy a bit of exploration or fishing. Look north, and you’ll see Bowen Island, a special place reserved for Little Penguins, guarded by park rangers. If you’re there during sunrise or sunset, you might be lucky enough to catch a glimpse of these adorable penguins. But Murrays Beach isn’t just about the sand and sea. It’s a starting point for various hiking trails, making it possible to turn your visit into a full-day adventure, blending the best of land and sea. In essence, Murrays Beach is a simple yet special place where nature and recreation come together. It’s a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, allowing you to connect with the beauty of the natural world—a true haven for those seeking a slice of untamed paradise. Ideal for: Swimming Snorkelling Fishing Hiking Wildlife Facilities: Toilets: Yes (located in the car park) Picnic tables: No BBQs: No Patrolled: No Recommended Wind Conditions: Northerly: No Southerly: Yes Easterly: Yes Westerly: Maybe