Berry·NSW
Berry main street
Queen Street: bakeries, pubs, homewares and the donut van everyone queues at.
14 ideas
Dog friendly days out
Where the dog is welcome, on and off the lead.
Every one of them
Callala Beach·NSW
Callala Beach
The long, quiet beach on the northern shore of Jervis Bay, looking back across the water at Beecroft Peninsula. Off-leash dog area on the restricted hours.
Vincentia·NSW
Collingwood Beach cycleway
The shared path behind Collingwood Beach at Vincentia. The dog is welcome on a lead here, which the beach itself is not.
Huskisson·NSW
Huskisson Beach
The town beach, facing into the bay rather than the ocean, so it is flat on the days the surf beaches are not.
Huskisson·NSW
Huskisson waterfront walk
A flat, sealed path along the bay from the town centre past Moona Moona Creek. Good with a pram.
Hyams Beach·NSW
Swim at Hyams Beach
The white sand beach Jervis Bay is famous for, with water shallow and clear enough for small kids.
Kiama·NSW
Kiama Blowhole
A sea cave that fires a plume of water over the walkway when the south-easterly swell is running.
Kiama·NSW
Kiama Coast Walk
Around 20km of headland and beach track. Do the Kiama to Minnamurra leg if you only want a morning.
Vincentia·NSW
Nelsons Beach
The beach below Plantation Point at Vincentia, and one of only four around Jervis Bay where dogs are allowed off the lead.
Port Macquarie·NSW
Port Macquarie Coastal Walk
Nine kilometres of headland, beach and rock platform from Town Beach to Tacking Point Lighthouse.
Shoalhaven Heads·NSW
Seven Mile Beach
A long flat beach between Gerroa and Shoalhaven Heads, with a national park behind it.
Sydney·NSW
Ride a Sydney Harbour ferry
The cheapest harbour cruise in the city, because it is public transport. Manly is the long one.
Terrigal·NSW
The Skillion, Terrigal
A short steep walk up a grass headland for the best view on the Central Coast.
Hervey Bay·QLD
Urangan Pier
An 868 metre timber pier out into the bay, built for the sugar trade and now for fishing and sunrises.