Callala Bay, NSW
Callala Bay is a small village at the north-western corner of Jervis Bay, reached from Nowra and not from the busier southern shore. It faces south across the full width of the bay, with a sheltered beach, a jetty and a regional boat ramp.
Known For
- Calm, clear bay water
- A base for sailing and boating
- Dolphins close to shore
Things To Do in Callala Bay
The beach is shallow and safe for children, and the water is as clear as anywhere on the bay. The sailing club holds regattas, the ramp gives access to the whole bay, and dolphins from the resident pods often pass within metres of the sand. A shared path runs along the shore to Callala Beach.
Where To Stay
There are holiday houses and a small caravan park.
Eat & Drink
The village has a small shopping centre with a supermarket, cafes, takeaways and a club.
Getting to Callala Bay
From Nowra, follow Greenwell Point Road and Culburra Road, then Forest Road, about 25 minutes. Huskisson is only a few kilometres away across the water but 40 minutes by road.
Experiences
- Nature based
- Relaxation
Popular Activities
- Beach
- Fishing
- Kayaking
- Sailing
- Swimming
About Callala Bay
- Locality: Rural locality
- Callala Bay Postcode: 2540
- State: New South Wales
- Region: South Coast
- Latitude: -34.98761
- Longitude: 150.71814
- Elevation: 19m
- Population: 2196
- Median Income: $25948
- Area (Sq/km): 7.649
- Timezone: Australia/Sydney
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