Set on 20 acres of pristine native bushland just a short walk from Callala Beach, Barranca Jervis Bay makes for an unforgettable group stay, family get together or couples getaway. Our two remarkable residences maintain privacy from one another, and can be booked individually or together.
Marlu House is a secluded retreat set on 20 acres of pristine, secluded native Australian bushland. It easily sleeps up to 10 guests in 5 bedrooms divided into two self-contained areas. Generous outdoor entertaining and activity spaces beckon guests outside.
Located 100m from Marlu House, The Hideaway is a gorgeous architecturally designed ‘tiny studio’ with its own kitchen, bathroom, deck and hammock. Surrounded by bushland, this charming retreat has everything you need for the perfect romantic getaway.
From intrepid exploration of the land and seas to wining and dining or getting up close and personal with the local wildlife, there’s much to explore at Barranca Jervis Bay and the surrounding towns and waterways.
The Jervis Bay area is home to the Eastern Grey kangaroo and every afternoon at Marlu House the local ‘roos come for a visit.
The famous Husky Ferry operates a regular weekend and school holiday service from Myola along Currambene Creek to the bustling resort township of Huskisson.
Marvel at the scenery as you meander along the bush trail of Mermaids Inlet in Currarong, taking you to the dramatic Gosangs Tunnel,
Dive in and explore the stunning coastline of the Jervis Bay Marine Park, teaming with ocean life, from seals to whales, the majestic gentle giants of our seas.
Hire a SUP from Burra Bike & Board and have it delivered to the house or meet for a guided tour of the area.
Soak up the lively atmosphere of Jervis Bay Brewing Co as you enjoy a casual meal and a cold, freshly brewed beer.
The Jervis Bay area is home to the Eastern Grey kangaroo and every afternoon at Marlu House the local ‘roos come for a visit. It’s your chance to get up close, take photos and watch them in their natural habitat. They’re friendly and gentle but we do advise you to give them space to feed and hop around.
The famous Husky Ferry operates a regular weekend and school holiday service from Myola along Currambene Creek to the bustling resort township of Huskisson. Simply step aboard and enjoy a leisurely voyage, avoiding the driving and parking hassles. A bow door allows for easy access for bikes, prams and wheelchairs.
Departs Rockwall, the southern end of Catherine Street, Myola on the hour.
Departs Huskisson Wharf to Myola on quarter to the hour.
Available for private charters and group transfers anytime.
Call Capt Dave to enquire about the sunset cruise 0467 648 504.
Marvel at the scenery as you meander along the bush trail of Mermaids Inlet in Currarong, taking you to the dramatic Gosangs Tunnel, a 20m long passage that opens up to reveal seriously breathtaking cliff and ocean views. Take your swimmers and towel and stop at one of the beautiful beaches along the way for a dip.
Dive in and explore the stunning coastline of the Jervis Bay Marine Park, teaming with ocean life, from seals to whales, the majestic gentle giants of our seas. An unforgettable experience. Visit Woebegone Freedive for bookings and information.
Hire a SUP from Burra Bike & Board and have it delivered to the house or meet for a guided tour of the area. Explore the scenic waterway of Currambene Creek and crystal clear beaches, taking in the bountiful birdlife and pristine coastal habitat.
Soak up the lively atmosphere of Jervis Bay Brewing Co as you enjoy a casual meal and a cold, freshly brewed beer. While you’re there, drop into Flaming Galah Brewing Co next door for a craft ale or one of their famous selzers. Both are not to be missed!
Barranca Jervis Bay is nestled in secluded bushland between the calm waters of Currambene Creek and the crystal clear waters of famous Jervis Bay. Enjoy the perfect blend of sanctuary, tranquility and outdoor adventures at your doorstep. The property is located just a 10 minute walk to magical Myola Beach, a 5 minute drive to the charming seaside town of Callala Bay, known for its parade of dolphins and just a Ferry ride away from Huskisson.
