The Easter School Holidays have been a favourite time of year in Jervis Bay for many locals and visitors alike. At this time of year we are often treated to lovely sunny days with a touch of morning freshness to remind us that winter is on it’s way. Yet it is still warm enough to take a dip in the crystal clear waters of the bay.Plus, there is always lots to do!
The Jervis Bay Maritime Museum is hosting ‘Gunyah’ a FREE event celebrating the rich local Indigenous history of the South Coast. Starting at 1pm on Saturday the 8th of April, there will be local language spoken and sung, traditional food and medicine knowledge shared, the Doonoch Dancers and local artists exhibiting their work. Definitely worth a look!
https://www.facebook.com/southcoastgunyahThe Bundanon Trust, is a great family friendly place to visit. These school holidays there is a Bush Discovery on Sunday the 9th April, where local Natural Resource experts will showcase the beautiful environment with educational walks and talks. As well as Art Exhibitions by the resident artists, bring a picnic and enjoy a beautiful south coast experience.
https://bundanon.com.au/whats-on/bundanon-field-day-2017/The following weekend we have the Easter parade down the main street of Huskisson is always popular. The FREE community event has been running for over twenty years by the Jervis Bay Lions club, It is always a highlight with community floats, market stalls and plenty of fun to be had. The parade starts at 10.30am on Easter Saturday.
These are just a small sample of what is going on in Jervis Bay over the next few weeks, there are of course Dolphin Watching Cruises departing everyday which are a great way to see and enjoy Jervis Bay and what it has to offer.
