Discovering the natural wonders of Jervis Bay Territory, a coastal gem on Australia's map, by exploring several beaches and the famous Booderee National Park. But, first came the Kiama blowhole. Kiama is a very popular destination in NSW so we couldn’t resist the chance to go there after all it is along the way. After catching the stunning landscape, blowhole and sweeping ocean views, we went straight to Jervis Bay.

Jervis Bay Marine Park was our first stop to catch a Dolphin watching cruise but down to our bad luck we could not grab any tickets. It was a bad idea not to book a ticket in advance in the holiday season. This was greatly missed but we will be back. So pro tip: Make an advance booking.

We then kicked it off by visiting Greenfield Beach, which is peacefully nestled inside Booderee National Park. A peaceful haven is created by the soft waves, the fine sand beneath your feet, and the surrounding eucalyptus forest. It's the perfect place for leisurely walks and quiet times spent in nature.

After spending some time in the Greenfield Beach, we were hoping that the crowd in the world famous Hyams Beach known for having some of the whitest sand in the world to have dispersed. Much to our dismay, it felt like the whole country had the same idea to come to Jervis Bay the same day. But after an hour or so on the traffic we finally made it to the beach.