River Activities
Take advantage of the Shoalhaven River for fishing, boating, or a scenic riverside walk.





Nowra is the commercial heart of the Shoalhaven region, beautifully positioned on the banks of the Shoalhaven River in New South Wales. It serves as a perfect base for exploring the South Coast's famous white-sand beaches, such as Jervis Bay, and the rugged wilderness of Morton National Park. Visitors can enjoy a mix of heritage buildings, local art galleries, and a growing culinary scene. Whether you are interested in river cruises, rock climbing at nearby cliffs, or simply enjoying the relaxed pace of a regional Australian town, Nowra provides a versatile stop for any itinerary.
Nowra is the commercial heart of the Shoalhaven region, beautifully positioned on the banks of the Shoalhaven River in New South Wales. It serves as a perfect base for exploring the South Coast's famous white-sand beaches, such as Jervis Bay, and the rugged wilderness of Morton National Park. Visitors can enjoy a mix of heritage buildings, local art galleries, and a growing culinary scene. Whether you are interested in river cruises, rock climbing at nearby cliffs, or simply enjoying the relaxed pace of a regional Australian town, Nowra provides a versatile stop for any itinerary.
Picturesque location on the banks of the Shoalhaven River.
Proximity to Jervis Bay and coastal attractions.
Gateway to Morton National Park for hiking and climbing.
Hub for local arts, culture, and regional dining.
Central location providing easy access to both the coast and the hinterland.
A variety of accommodation options ranging from motels to riverside parks.
Rich aviation history showcased at the nearby Fleet Air Arm Museum.
Take advantage of the Shoalhaven River for fishing, boating, or a scenic riverside walk.
Use Nowra as a central hub to visit nearby Jervis Bay or the Kangaroo Valley.
Nature enthusiasts and travelers exploring the South Coast.
AUD $
$100-$180 p/day
9,598
Check the local calendar for weekend markets featuring regional produce and crafts.
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September-November, March-May
Spring offers mild weather, perfect for hiking in Morton National Park and seeing wildflowers.
Summer is the peak season for river activities and visiting nearby beaches, though it can be busy.
Fall brings pleasant temperatures and clear skies, ideal for outdoor exploration and photography.
Winter days are cool and great for visiting local galleries, cafes, and the aviation museum.