Top 8 Jervis Bay Cabins For A Unique and Memorable Stay

Jervis Bay is one of the most beautiful areas along the South Coast of NSW, Australia. Intense turquoise waters, filled with incredible marine life, gently lap the shoreline of powder-soft white sand. Indeed, it’s a dreamy place to visit, and so it makes sense to stay for a night or two… or seven. Choosing one of Jervis Bay’s many cabins to base yourself is a great alternative to the usual hotel or motel stay. Certainly, you’ll find some super comfortable, high end and beautiful cabins to stay at to make your holiday to Jervis Bay a memorable one.

Jervis Bay Holiday Cabins

Visiting Jervis Bay is all about immersing yourself in some laid-back beach culture. And, surely there’s no better way to help achieve that than by staying in a cabin in Jervis Bay. Rustic, charming and compact, many of the cabins listed in the guide come with a modern twist with chic interiors and top-notch facilities.

Of course, the nature of a cabin means you’ll be looking at a more bijoux accommodation option, perfect for couples and romantic getaways. But, cabins in Jervis Bay can also cater well for groups and trips with friends, when you’re looking for a chilled escape. Additionally, young families can enjoy the close comforts of cabins in Jervis Bay, where compact accommodation can make life a little easier.

With all this in mind, let’s take a look at the top 8 Jervis Bay cabins for a unique and memorable stay on the South Coast of NSW.

Quick Pick: The Best Jervis Bay Cabins

Don’t have enough time to read this entire article? No problems! Below, we’ve handpicked the three best holiday cabins in Jervis Bay.

Also, you can check out some quick links below.

• Best pet-friendly Jervis Bay cabins: Jervis Bay Beach Shack
• Jervis Bay cabins on the beach: The Cove Jervis Bay | Black Shack on Hyams Beach
• Best family-friendly Jervis Bay cabin rentals: Studio Ocean Breeze @ Huskisson | Jervis Bay Holiday Park

8 Best Cabins in Jervis Bay

In this article, we’ll provide an overview of each of the top 8 holiday cabins in Jervis Bay. That way, you can figure out which of the Jervis Bay cabins will work best for you. As mentioned, the majority of cabins in Jervis Bay work well for small groups and couples, due to the nature of what cabins are – small and cosy. But, for your convenience, we’ve listed some other Jervis Bay accommodation options further down the page should you require something a little bigger.

For information about each holiday cabin in Jervis Bay, including current prices for cabins, availability and offers, a full list of amenities and facilities and to even read fellow traveller’s reviews and experiences, we recommend you head straight to Booking.com. Otherwise, read on to discover which cabins in Jervis Bay are best for you.

1. The Cove Jervis Bay

You’ll struggle to find a better cabin location than those at The Cove Jervis Bay. Indeed, enjoying a beachfront location with private beach access makes staying at The Cove Jervis Bay one of the most sought-after cabin locations in the area. Nestled between Sussex Inlet and Bherwherre Beach, the cabins provide a tranquil setting, feeling remote and hidden within Jervis Bay.

To reach these cabins in Jervis Bay, you’ll drive through the stunning Booderee National Park, where you’ll find some of the very best beaches in Jervis Bay. On top of that, you’re only a 20-minute drive from Hyams Beach and Huskisson, which is one of the main hubs of Jervis Bay.

The stylish cabins offer guests a relaxed and peaceful escape, whilst providing all essential amenities such as a kitchenette, private bathroom, seating area and outdoor patio. With a private beach area, you can enjoy using the kayaks, snorkels and SUVs from The Cove Jervis Bay, which are free of charge.

From the thoughtful accommodation and location to the general ambience created by The Cove Jervis Bay, staying in one of the cabins here is, without a doubt, a truly memorable experience. Additionally, The Cove offers glamping tents too.

Key features: secluded | private beachfront

Good for: romantic getaways | group trips | quiet family holidays

Click here to book The Cove Jervis Bay.

2. Bay and Bush Cottages Jervis Bay

Close to Huskisson is the wonderful Bay and Bush Cottages Jervis Bay, which offers a selection of beautifully renovated cottages and cabins within a tranquil bush setting. These Jervis Bay cabins might be set back from the beach, but their location nestled within the beautiful Australian bush provides a peaceful remote feeling. Truly, you can kick back, relax and take in all of the natural beauty of Jervis Bay from the comfort of these cabins.

The cabins at Bay and Bush in Jervis Bay come with fully equipped kitchens, private bathrooms and one or two bedrooms. Thoughtfully named after some of Jervis Bay’s finest beaches, you can enjoy some wonderful Aussie wildlife from your private deck, including kangaroos and kookaburras. The cabins feel homely and cosy and offer a true home away from home experience.

If you prefer to wake up to the sound of wildlife over the sound of the ocean, this place is for you.

Key features: rustic accommodation | surrounded by nature

Good for: couples | families | friends

Click here to book Bay and Bush Cottages Jervis Bay.

3. Black Shack on Hyams Beach

The Black Shack on Hyams Beach is one of the best-located cabins in Jervis Bay. Occupying a prime position on Cyrus Street, overlooking Hyams Beach, guests can wake up to the tranquil lookout over Jervis Bay. Indeed, this is a superb waterfront accommodation option. Access to Hyams Beach is on your doorstep. In addition, you can easily join the White Sands Walk to reach neighbouring Greenfield Beach and Blenheim Beach.

The Black Shack on Hyams Beach lives up to its name. Outstandingly decorated in a minimalist style and using monochrome tones, the dark colour palette is surprisingly calming. The beautiful two-bedroom cabin features a fully equipped kitchen, washing machine and decked patio with sea views. In addition, you can enjoy free parking in Jervis Bay with your own private entrance to the cabin.

For a modern cabin stay in Jervis Bay, the Black Shack on Hyams Beach is a great option. Taking into account location, amenities and wow factor, this is one of the best cabins in Jervis Bay.

Key features: unique accommodation | beachfront location

Good for: romantic getaways

Click here to book Black Shack on Hyams Beach.

4. Hyams Beach Seaside Cottages

The Hyams Beach Seaside Cottages are a row of seven pastel-coloured cabins close to Hyams Beach, Jervis Bay. Their pretty exteriors and fantastic location are a big drawcard for these lovely Jervis Bay cabins. Certainly, their staggered sites ensure each cabin has a view of Jervis Bay.

But, it’s not just their exterior that makes these cabins so wonderful. Luckily, their quaint interiors live up to expectations too. Featuring small yet well-equipped kitchens, a private bathroom and a small deck, these one-bedroom cottages are truly delightful. Wake up to the sight of Jervis Bay sparkling in the background, kangaroos hopping around outside your cabins and enjoy proximity to all the delights of Jervis Bay.

Annoyingly, each of the cabins is bookable separately, so we’ll link to each one below. Still, if you have a preference for which colour cabin you’d like to stay in, perhaps it’s quite convenient! My eye’s on the yellow one (Cottage 4).

Key features: cute and colourful!

Good for: couples | romantic getaways | solo trips

5. Jervis Bay Beach Shack

Nestled between Moona Moona Creek and Sailors Grave Beach is the fantastic Jervis Bay Beach Shack. This cabin in Jervis Bay is located on the quiet Elizabeth Drive, which provides quick access between Huskisson and Vincentia.

The surprisingly large and spacious one-bedroom cabin enjoys sea views of Jervis Bay from its sheltered and private terrace. Fire up the BBQ as you relax in the delightful garden and enjoy the outdoor furniture. Aside from the usual amenities you’d come to expect from top-quality cabins in Jervis Bay, you can also make use of the washing machine, turn on Netflix should the weather take a turn and let the dishwasher take care of the washing up.

Certainly, one of the star attractions of Jervis Bay Beach Shack is that this cabin is pet-friendly. So, doggo can enjoy the trip down to Jervis Bay too.

Key features: Pet-friendly | great garden | spacious

Good for: couples | small families | friends | doggies

Click here to book Jervis Bay Beach Shack.

6. Gorgeous Beachside Cottage Jervis Bay

The Gorgeous Beachside Cottage Jervis Bay is located a stone’s throw from Blenheim Beach and enjoys private parking and BBQ area as well as being in a quiet location. Guests highly rate the host’s exceptional hospitality, ensuring a stay here is a memorable one, for all the right reasons.

The Jervis Bay holiday cabin features a small kitchenette, partitioned bedroom and private bathroom. Additionally, you can enjoy a relaxed stay by making use of the private entrance, ensuring you can come and go as you please. If the weather takes a turn during your Jervis Bay trip, you can always enjoy the comforts of the cabin and make use of the complimentary streaming services in the cosy surroundings.

Key features: quiet location | ground floor accessible

Good for: couples | solo travellers

Click here to book Gorgeous Beachside Cottage Jervis Bay.

7. Studio Ocean Breeze @ Huskisson

Located in the heart of Huskisson is the laid-back and beautifully styled Studio Ocean Breeze @ Huskisson. This Jervis Bay holiday cabin is perfectly placed to enjoy all the amenities and activities of Huskisson, as well as being close to some of the best beaches in Jervis Bay.

The gorgeous holiday cabin in Jervis Bay features one bedroom, a fully equipped kitchenette, a modern bathroom and a fantastic garden/outdoor space. Additionally, if looking for a Jervis Bay cabin that is baby-friendly, you’ll find Studio Ocean Breeze @ Huskisson provides a high chair and baby safety gates. The only downside to this cabin in Jervis Bay is that there’s no parking at the accommodation.

This cabin ticks a lot of boxes for a beachy vibe accommodation type in Jervis Bay.

Key features: family-friendly | great location

Good for: couples | young families

Click here to book Studio Ocean Breeze @ Huskisson.

8. Jervis Bay Holiday Park

The holiday cabins at Jervis Bay Holiday Park are situated on the banks of Currambene Creek, in the north of Huskisson. A short walk brings you to the hustle and bustle of central Huskisson, where you’ll find a great selection of bakeries, restaurants and activities.

Given the wealth of amenities on offer at Jervis Bay Holiday Park, it’s understandably a popular place to stay. From water sports, bike rental and a children’s playground to BBQ facilities and outdoor places to relax, it’s the perfect family location. And let’s not forget, there’s a heated pool to splash about in too.

The villas come with a patio or balcony and feature basic kitchen equipment. Some cabins will provide more facilities than others, so you’ll want to double-check what you book at Jervis Bay Holiday Park. Offering free parking, the holiday park is a wonderful base from which to explore the rest of Jervis Bay.

Key features: waterfront location | onsite activities | good value

Good for: families | couples | groups

Click here to book Jervis Bay Holiday Park.

Other holiday cabins in Jervis Bay you might want to consider, but that didn’t quite make our cut, include Akora Cabin at Hyams Beach, Huskisson Beach Resort and Huskisson Holiday Motel Cabins.

Other Jervis Bay Accommodation

There’s a wealth of other types of accommodation in Jervis Bay. So, if staying in one of the above cabins isn’t for you, feel free to check out some of our other Jervis Bay accommodation guides below, where we’ll look at camping and campsites in Jervis Bay, holiday parks and glamping options.

• Jervis Bay Glamping: 5 Sites For The Perfect South Coast Trip
• Camping Jervis Bay: 7 Stunning Coastal Campsites
• A Quick Guide To Booderee National Park Camping

Things to Do in Jervis Bay

Well now you have your accommodation (hopefully) sorted, what will you do once you’re down in Jervis Bay? Below are some of our top recommendations.

• White Sands Walk: beginning or ending at Hyams Beach, take the White Sands Walk and Scribbly Gum Track for a truly breathtaking coastal walk.
• Visit Huskisson: Jervis Bay’s main hub has plenty to keep you occupied. From great coffee and bakeries to the marine park, dolphin cruises and a museum. Also, you can finish the day off at the Jervis Bay Brewing Co. or with a drink at The Husky.
• Granite Falls: a lesser-known waterfall lies a short distance from Jervis Bay.
• Tianjara Falls: enjoy a short walk to a great lookout of this seriously impressive waterfall.
• Booderee National Park: discover the outstanding beauty of this national park at the southern end of Jervis Bay.
• Gosangs Tunnel: head to the incredible Gosangs Tunnel and Mermaid Inlet on the Beecroft Peninsula for a stunning coastal walk.
• Honeymoon Bay: if you visit the Beecroft Peninsula at the weekend, be sure to head to Honeymoon Bay.

How to Get to Jervis Bay

Jervis Bay lies 200km south of Sydney along the South Coast of NSW, Australia. The easiest way to visit is by driving there.

From Sydney, it’s a very straightforward drive that takes just 2–3 hours. You’ll follow the M1 south down to Bomaderry, before picking up the A1 Jervis Bay Road. Follow this towards Huskisson, Vincentia and Booderee National Park.

To find out more about renting a car with Discover Cars, read our Discover Cars review and Discover Cars Insurance review.

If you want to break up the journey and make a longer trip itinerary out of heading down to Jervis Bay, then we recommend stopping at Killalea Regional Park and Kiama. You can find out more about a road trip from Sydney to Jervis Bay in the guide below.

Read more: How To Get From Sydney To Jervis Bay

Public Transport

If you don’t have your own vehicle and don’t want to hire one, then it’s possible to take public transport to Jervis Bay from Sydney. But, with a total journey time of just over five hours and three changes to get from Sydney to Jervis Bay, it’s not a quick trip. Still, if you’re planning to make a weekend trip or holiday out of Jervis Bay, then it’s certainly doable.

You’ll first take the train from Sydney to Kiama. At Kiama, you’ll take the bus to Bomaderry. Then, from Bomaderry, take the #103 bus to Hyams Beach or #102 bus to Huskisson. These two places make the most sense to head to as they’re popular hubs and the majority of cabins centre around these Jervis Bay locations.

You can check public transport options at TransportNSW.

So, all that’s left to say is, have a great trip!

Where do you recommend staying in Jervis Bay? Let us know in the comments below.

We acknowledge and respect the First Nations people as the Traditional Custodians of the land/water that we visited and recognise that sovereignty was never ceded.